Read the excerpts from chemistry journal articles. Determine which section each quote was likely derived from, then label thequote accordingly."A total of 18 GFRP-SR confined concrete cylinders with a diameter of 150 mmDiscussionand a height of 300 mm were constructed and tested under axial compression.""Since Alfred Loomis's studies in the 1920's, ultrasonic waves of variousfrequencies have found uses in areas such as medical imaging, geological imagingIntroduction(SONAR), industrial cleaning and welding, solution mixing, and even jewelry cleaning."%3D"The thermogram of the pure NIA revealed a sharp endothermic signal with maximumExperimentalat 204.75 °C, and AH= 30.54 kJ/mol, that corresponds with the melting of the NIA.""As we have demonstrated here that a pulse of blue light 450–475 nm, the simulatingwavelength of melanopsins and/or cryptochromes, increases the expression of Per1Resultsand Per2, one of these photopigments is most probably responsible for lighttransduction to the melanophore biological clock."Answer BankExperimentalResultsIntroductionDiscussionIncorrect

Read the excerpts from chemistry journal articles. Determine which section each quote was likely derived from, then label the quote accordingly. "A total of 18 GFRP-SR confined concrete cylinders with a diameter of 150 mm Discussion and a height of 300 mm were constructed and tested under axial compression." "Since Alfred Loomis's studies in the 1920's, ultrasonic waves of various frequencies have found uses in areas such as medical imaging, geological imaging Introduction (SONAR), industrial cleaning and welding, solution mixing, and even jewelry cleaning." "The thermogram of the pure NIA revealed a sharp endothermic signal with maximum Experimental at 204.75 °C, and AH = 30.54 kJ/mol, that corresponds with the melting of the NIA." "As we have demonstrated here that a pulse of blue light 450-475 nm, the simulating wavelength of melanopsins and/or cryptochromes, increases the expression of Per1 Results and Per2, one of these photopigments is most probably responsible for light transduction to the melanophore biological clock."

Read the excerpts from chemistry journal articles. Determine which section each quote was likely derived from, then label the quote accordingly. "A total of 18 GFRP-SR confined concrete cylinders with a diameter of 150 mm Discussion and a height of 300 mm were constructed and tested under axial compression." "Since Alfred Loomis's studies in the 1920's, ultrasonic waves of various frequencies have found uses in areas such as medical imaging, geological imaging Introduction (SONAR), industrial cleaning and welding, solution mixing, and even jewelry cleaning." "The thermogram of the pure NIA revealed a sharp endothermic signal with maximum Experimental at 204.75 °C, and AH = 30.54 kJ/mol, that corresponds with the melting of the NIA." "As we have demonstrated here that a pulse of blue light 450-475 nm, the simulating wavelength of melanopsins and/or cryptochromes, increases the expression of Per1 Results and Per2, one of these photopigments is most probably responsible for light transduction to the melanophore biological clock."

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter12: Thermodynamic Processes And Thermochemistry

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