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These elements have five valence electrons, but only four are necessary to form a covalent bond with the host semiconductor.
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Carbon has four valence electrons .
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A neutral N atom will have 5 valence electrons.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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For example, Ga would have three valence electrons, combine it with phosphorus (5 valence electrons), the average of 3 and 5 is 4.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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For nitrogen that would be 2s 2 2p 3 for a total of 5 valence electrons.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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NItrogen, and the other atoms in that column have 5 valence electrons.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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Nitrogen, an abundant heteroatom in drug molecules, has an atomic number of 7 and a molecular weight of 14.008, and has 5 electrons in its valence shell.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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Semi-conductors contain 4 electrons, while insulators have 5 or more electrons in the valence ring.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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So again we form the sp 3 orbitals from the 2s and 2p orbitals and then populate them with the 5 valence electrons that nitrogen has.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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The nitrogen atom has only 5 valence electrons and is therefore considered an electrophile.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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The nitrogen in ammonia has 5 valence electrons and bonds with three hydrogen atoms to complete the octet.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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Two electron pairs shared a double bond Three electron pairs shared a triple bond Because each nitrogen contains 5 valence electrons, they need to share 3 pairs to each achieve a valence octet.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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Two oxygens gives 12 valence electrons and 1 nitrogen gives 5 valence electrons for a total of 17 valence electrons.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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You will find that no matter what you do, it will be necessary to involve all 5 valence electrons of nitrogen and use them to form the requisite number of bonds to oxygen.
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Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons.
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Blood is pumped through the chambers with the help of four heart valves.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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Four valves assist with the flow of blood through the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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Heart Valve Disease The four valves in the heart are designed to allow smooth blood flow in one direction.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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Heart valves There are four heart valves.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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Mitral Valve-One of the four valves of the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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Name and locate the four valves of the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The Valves of the Heart Shown here are the four valves of the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The four valves of the heart (pictured at left) are the tricuspid valve, the pulmonary valve, the mitral valve, and the aortic valve.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The four valves of the heart are the gateways through the chambers.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The heart has four valves and the other two are the mitral and the tricuspid valves.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The heart has four valves.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The heart in this defect has four chambers and four valves.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The heart in this defect has four chambers but only three valves.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The heart in this defect has four chambers, two normal valves, two valves which are abnormal, and two large holes in the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The heart is a four chambered pump with two controlling outflow valves and two valves that control flow into the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The interior of the heart contains four chambers and four valves.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The mitral valve is one of the four valves of the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The mitral valve is one of the heart's four valves.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The porcine heart, like a human heart, has four chambers and four valves .
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There are four valves in the heart.
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The tricuspid valve is one of four valves located in the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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There are also four valves which regulate or control the flow of blood within the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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There are four major valves in the heart;
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There are four valves in the heart.
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There are four valves (one-way openings) in the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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There are four valves in the human heart;
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There are four valves in the heart.
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There are many other problems in the heart which can occur, such as narrowing of the aorta, valve problems (there are four valves in the heart) or "holes in the heart" which are really holes in the septum dividing the two atria or the two ventricles.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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Tricuspid valve One of the four valves within the heart, this three cusped valve separates the right atrium from the right ventricle.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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Valve Replacement and Repair The heart's four valves let blood in and out of the heart's chambers.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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Valves There are four one-way valves separating the chambers of the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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Well, your blood relies on four special valves inside the heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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You have four valves in your heart.
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There are four valves in the heart.
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A complete life cycle from egg to adult requires four to six weeks and there are several overlapping generations during the summer.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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After five to six days an adult emerges from the pupa with the life cycle completed within four weeks.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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Again, the normal mailing cycle for the bureau is about every four to six weeks.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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Elsewhere, they are seasonal, with bloom cycles typically four to six weeks.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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Feed roses after first blooms cycle and then every four to six weeks.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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For many applications, four to six weeks is typical.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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From four to six weeks are required to complete the entire life cycle.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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In longer cycles, it's four to six.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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In many of the countries mentioned, four to six weeks is standard.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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It contains five activities of two to four sessions in length, addressing ladybug life cycle, body structure, defense behavior, eating habits, and benefits to agriculture.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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Just like ladybugs, these beetles go through a life cycle and have four different stages in their lives.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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Ladybugs, also known as ladybird beetles, have a life cycle of four to six weeks.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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Ladybugs, for example, go through a four-stage life cycle egg, larva, pupa and adult.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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MACRO CYCLE The alternating of a four to six week high intensity micro cycle followed by a four to six week low intensity micro cycle into a single unit.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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Many items take four to six weeks for delivery.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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Most spawn near The Horseshoe after a life cycle of four to six years.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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On average the life cycle of the ladybug last between four to six weeks long.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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The entire life cycle is completed in three to four weeks.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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The entire life cycle lasts four to six weeks.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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The four-stage life cycle of many insects
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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The life cycle of the butterfly takes about six weeks.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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The treatment is usually administered in four week cycles, often for six cycles.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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The typical life cycle for a car's design is four to six years, and then it's time for a restyle.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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Their life cycle is six months to four years.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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This is critical today as life cycles are shrinking to as low as four to six months for many electronic products.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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Treatment is given for four to six cycles (12 to 18 weeks).
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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Usually, Ladybugs live about three to four weeks.
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There are four to six weeks are in the life cycle of ladybugs.
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A 1 MeV gamma-ray can travel an average of 130 meters in air.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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A medium-energy beta particle travels about one meter in air and one millimeter in body tissue.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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A meter is defined today as the distance a light particle travels in one 299,792,458th of a second.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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Beta particles are less penetrating, they can travel through several meters of air, but not walls, and can cause serious injury to organisms that are near to the source.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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Beta particles interact much less readily with matter than do alpha particles and will travel up to a few centimeters into tissue or many meters through air.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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Gamma ray photons have much greater penetration ranges than do alpha and beta particles, often amounting to distances of the order of a hundred meters in air at sea level.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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High-energy neutrons are very penetrating and can travel great distances in air (hundreds or even thousands of meters) and moderate distances (several meters) in common solids.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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In addition, it can travel long distances on land between pools of water, covering several hundred meters per trip when the air is sufficiently humid ( 22 ).
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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Meter is to music as distance is to travel.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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Metered fare is based on the distance traveled.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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Particle levels in water (or air) can be measured with a turbidity meter and analyzed with a particle counter.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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Pollen blown by wind can travel to a distance of 15 meters and is most effective in conditions of low air turbulence, low humidity and low rainfall.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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Single mode fiber can transmit a signal over a much greater distance, typically 20,000 meters and as far as 80,000 meters.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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The distances are not in meters or kilometers, but in the universal unit of distance given by the hydrogen particle diagram.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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The dust created by an impact (roughly 0.5 to 3 kg per 120mm tank round) is scattered mainly in, on, and within 50 meters of the target, though some of the particles can remain suspended in the air for hours and travel downwind.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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The mass of dust in the air (usually milligrams of dust per cubic meter of air) may be measured, or the number of dust particles in the air (particles per cubic foot or per milliliter of air) can be measured.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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They can travel through hundreds of meters of air and the walls of ordinary houses.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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This survey meter is calibrated only for gamma radiation, so you can not get an accurate reading of the exposure rate from beta particles, only an indication of their presence.
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Meter much distance can beta particles travel through air.
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Average continental crust is about 35 km thick;
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The earth's continental crust, on average, is 35 kilometers thick.
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Continental Lithosphere The continental lithosphere is about 150 kilometers (93 miles) thick with a low-density crust and upper-mantle that are permanently buoyant.
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The earth's continental crust, on average, is 35 kilometers thick.
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Continental crust averages about 35 km thick.
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The earth's continental crust, on average, is 35 kilometers thick.
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Crust The thin outer layer of the Earth's surface, averaging about 10 kilometers thick under the oceans and up tp about 50 kilometers thick on the continents.
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The earth's continental crust, on average, is 35 kilometers thick.
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For example, the Earth's crust has a maximum thickness of roughly 100 kilometers, whereas its mantle is 2,800 kilometers thick and its core is about 3,500 kilometers in radius.
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The earth's continental crust, on average, is 35 kilometers thick.
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Mantle A rock layer, about 2,894 kilometers thick, between the Earth's crust and core.
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The earth's continental crust, on average, is 35 kilometers thick.
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Oceanic crust is 7-10 km thick, while continental crust is 35-70 km thick.
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The earth's continental crust, on average, is 35 kilometers thick.
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Oceanic crust is typically 5 kilometers thick.
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The earth's continental crust, on average, is 35 kilometers thick.
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Plates Pieces of crust and brittle uppermost mantle, perhaps 100 kilometers thick and hundreds or thousands of kilometers wide, that cover the Earth's surface.
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The earth's continental crust, on average, is 35 kilometers thick.
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The Earth's continental plates are an average 125 kilometers thick and were formed more than 3 billion years ago.
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The earth's continental crust, on average, is 35 kilometers thick.
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