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LARE Exam 4 Questions & Answers 100% Correct
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What are the 4 distortions commonly found in board lumber? - Answer Cupping (along the width of the board), Bowing (along face), Crooks (along the edge) and twisting occur along the length. 
 
What does "bark side up" refer to when laying decking boards? - Answer Laying decking boards with growth rings facing down and with the convex side up, preventing the board from entrapping water. 
 
What is the optimum moisture content for lumber stability in a structure? - Answer 12% 
 
What 5 pieces of...
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CIH Sample Questions and Answers 2023
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CIH Sample Questions and Answers 2023 
A mixture contains: 
50 mL benzene (m.w.=78) v.p. = 75 mm, Hg sp. gr. = 0.879. 
25 mL carbon tetrachloride (m.w. = 154), v.p. = 91 mm, Hg sp. gr. = 1.595 
25 mL trichloroethylene (m.w. = 131.5), v.p. = 58 mm, Hg sp. gr. = 1.455. 
Assuming Raoult's Law is obeyed, what will be the concentration of benzene in air at 760 mm Hg saturated with vapor of the above mixture? 
5.1% 
 
 
 
What is the ACGIH Threshold Limit Value for fluoride primarily intended to guar...
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High-Quality Matric Chemistry Summary All Content Colour-Coded [With Diagrams]
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[Includes Diagrams] A high-quality summary of the all the electrochemistry, organic and inorganic Chemistry you'll need to know for Physical Sciences in your Matric year. 
 
Including summarised Grade 10 and 11 concepts relating to the section's topics. High definition, digital notes colour-coded by section. Detailed breakdown of the contents: Homologous series, IUPAC naming, Isomers, organic reactions, acids and bases, ionisation, hydrolysis of salts, half-cells, galvanic/voltaic ce...
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Properties of Acids and Bases Assignment and Bases 2023/2024 verified to pass
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Properties of Acids and Bases Assignment and BasesConsider this reaction: KOH + HBR -> KBR + H2O 
 
Which is the acid in this reaction? - correct answer HBr 
 
Consider this reaction: KOH + HBR -> KBR + H2O 
 
Which is the base in this reaction? - correct answer KOH 
 
Consider this reaction: KOH + HBR -> KBR + H2O 
 
Which statement is most likely true about KOH? - correct answer It turns clear phenolphthalein pink. 
 
Consider this reaction: KOH + HBR -> KBR + H2O 
Which statement ...
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CWEA Lab Analyst Grade I Vocab | Verified
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40 CFR 121- 124 - The federal storm water regulations for the permitting of municipalities and industries. Regulations define storm water terms, permitting, inspecting, and sampling measurements 
 
40 CFR 136 - The regulations for sampling preservation and analyses of water, wastewater, and solid waste 
 
40 CFR 403 - The federal regulations defining the elements of a pretreatment program, prohibited discharges, and the approval process for establishing a pretreatment program 
 
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Clinical Chemistry I ASCP review 2023 Questions and Answers
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Which of the following lamps provides a continuous spectrum of radiant energy in the visible, near IR, and near UV regions of the spectrum? 
A. Tungsten-filament 
B. Hydrogen 
C. Deuterium 
D. Mercury vapor - ANSWER-A most common light source for photometry in the visible region. continuous spectrum (360-800 nm). near IR and UV. 
 
Hydrogen and Deuterium (200-375 nm) 
Mercury vapor- not a continuous spectrum, emitting radiation at specific wavelengths 
 
Which of the following isolates light 
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Grade 12 Electrolysis Notes (IEB syllabus)
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These notes offer a comprehensive guide to the theory needed to write final exams in matric. They contain all the information about electrolysis in the IEB chemistry syllabus. They are typed in a column format for easy learning. They have an array of diagrams to aid learners in their physical science studies in grade 12.
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BDCS - K-Plan - Questions & Answers Verified 100% Correct!
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1. If the roof and ceiling assembly of a structure has a factor of thermal conductance (U-factor) of 0.04, what should be the R-value of the insulation used in this same assembly? 
A. 2.5 
B. 10 
c. 25 
D. 40 
1. C. The answer is 25. The U-factor is the thermal conductance of one square foot of an entire assembly. The reciprocal of U is R, which is the thermal resistance of the same square foot of construction. A U-factor of 0.04, therefore, corresponds to an R-value of 1/0.04 = 25 (choice C). 
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Electrolysis Test Study Guide latest updated
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Electrolysis Test Study Guide latest updated 
What are the 8 uses of electrolysis? - ️️ Purification of metals 
Electroplating 
Chlorine production 
Extraction of Hydrogen from water 
Extraction of oxygen from water 
Extraction of Reactive metals 
Hair removal 
Production of sodium hydroxide 
What is Electrolysis? - ️️ The passing of an electric current through an molten ionic 
compound causing a chemical change resulting in a change in the elements that make 
up the compound. 
What is a...
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ASVAB Electronics Exam 159 Questions with Verified Answers,100% CORRECT
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ASVAB Electronics Exam 159 Questions with Verified Answers 
 
Electricity - CORRECT ANSWER General term for the variety of phenomena resulting from the presence and flow of electric current 
 
Volts 
Amperes (amps) 
Ohms - CORRECT ANSWER 3 ways Electricity is measured 
 
Volts - CORRECT ANSWER Measure the difference of potential between 2 points 
 
Amperes (amps) - CORRECT ANSWER Measure the number of electrons that move past a specific point in 1 second 
(i.e. electrical currents) 
 
Ohms - CO...
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