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The main distinguishing property of gases is their uncanny ability to be compressed into smaller and smaller spaces. Gases are also the least complex state of matter. Don't get it wrong, just because they are the simplest doesn't mean that they are not one of the most interesting and useful states of matter.
Gases are easily expandable and compressible unlike solids and liquids. Gases have a measurement of pressure. Pressure is defined as force exerted per unit area of surface. It can be measured in several units such as kilopascals (kPa), atmospheres (atm), and millimeters of Mercury (mmHg). Gas has a low density because its molecules are spread apart over a large volume. A gas will fill whatever container that it is in. An example of this is a bottle of ammonia being opened in a room and the smell traveling throughout the room.
The Kinetic Molecular Theory is the basis of the many properties of gases. The five postulates to the Kinetic Theory are as follows:
Effusion and Diffusion are the two ways that gases mix with other gases. Diffusion is a process in which a gas enters a container with another gas and the two mix to form a uniform mixture. Effusion occurs when a gas moves through a small hole in its current container into another container. An example of diffusion is the ammonia mentioned earlier where the ammonia moves into the room with the air. An example of effusion is if a coke bottle had a small hole in it just small enough for the gas inside to escape. |
Since one of the properties of a gas is compressiblity, a gas at a certain volume can be compressed by adding pressure. The mass of the gas will remain unchanged. Since the mass remains the same and the volume decreases, the density of the gas is greater. This can be observed by using the density equation D=m/V. If the mass of the gas is .50 grams and the volume of the gas is one liter then the density of the gas is .50 grams/liter. However, if the gas is compressed to only take up one half a liter then the density will change to 1 gram/liter. The picture illustrates the compressing of a gas. |
Many of the properties of gases can be measured in different ways. Conversion from one unit of pressure to another is very important. To achieve this there has to be a conversion factor to move from one unit to another. Here is a list of equivalent amounts of pressure:
If you are in atms and want to convert to mmHg then # of atms * (760 mmHg / 1 atm) = # of mmHg because the atms cancel. This dimensional analysis method of canceling the units will work for changing from any unit to another.
Boyle's Law states the volume of a definite quantity of dry gas is inversely proportional to the pressure, provided the temperature remains constant.
Mathematically Boyle's law can be expressed as P1V1 = P2V2
Suppose you have a gas with 45.0 ml of volume and has a pressure of 760.mm. If the pressure is increased to 800mm and the temperature remains constant then according to Boyle's Law the new volume is 42.8 ml.
(760mm)(45.0ml) = (800mm)(V2)
Charles's Law can be stated as the volume occupied by any sample of gas at a constant pressure is directly proportional to the absolute temperature.
V / T =constant
Charles's Law can be rearranged into two other useful equations.
Important: Charles's Law only works when the pressure is constant.
Note: Charles's Law is fairly accurate but gases tend to deviate from it at very high and low pressures.
STP is Standard Temperature and Pressure. STP is Oo Celcius and 1 atmosphere of pressure. Gases properties can be compared using STP as a reference.
To obtain the pressure of gas collected over water the partial pressure of the water must be taken into consideration. The reason for this is as the gas bubbles through the water the gas picks up water vapor. The amount of water vapor the gas picks up only depends on the temperature. To calculate the pressure of the gas the partial pressure of the water must be subtracted from the pressure in the container. The partial pressure of the water can be obtained from the table below.
Temperature (oC) | Pressure (mmHg) |
0 | 4.6 |
5 | 6.5 |
10 | 9.2 |
11 | 9.8 |
12 | 10.5 |
13 | 11.2 |
14 | 12.0 |
15 | 12.8 |
16 | 13.6 |
17 | 14.5 |
18 | 15.5 |
19 | 16.5 |
20 | 17.5 |
21 | 18.7 |
22 | 19.8 |
23 | 21.1 |
24 | 18.7 |
25 | 23.8 |
26 | 25.2 |
27 | 26.7 |
28 | 28.3 |
29 | 30.0 |
30 | 31.8 |
35 | 42.2 |
40 | 55.3 |
45 | 71.9 |
50 | 92.5 |
55 | 118.0 |
60 | 149.4 |
65 | 187.5 |
70 | 233.7 |
75 | 289.1 |
80 | 355.1 |
85 | 433.6 |
90 | 525.8 |
95 | 633.9 |
100 | 760.0 |
105 | 906.1 |
For example if a gas is collected over water at 22oC and 1 atm of total pressure, the pressure of the gas would be calculated as follows:
1 atm = 760 mmHg therefore 760 mm - 19.8 mm = 740.2 mmHg would be the pressure of the gas.
The combined gas law is a combination of Boyle's Law and Charles's Law; hence its name the combined gas law. In the combined gas law, the volume of gas is directly proportional to the absolute temperature and inversely proportional to the pressure.
This can be written as PV / T = constant. Since for a given amount of gas there is a constant then we can write P1V1 / T1 = P2V2 / T2.
This equation is useful if you have the current volume, temperature, and pressure of a gas, and if you have two of the three final values of the gas.
For example if you have 4.0 liters of gas at STP, and you want to know the volume of the gas at 2.0 atm of pressure and 30o C, the equation can be setup as follows:
Therefore the new volume is 2.2 liters.
The ideal gas law is a combination of all the gas laws. The ideal gas law can be expressed as PV = nRT.
The constant R is calculated from a theroretical gas called the ideal gas. The most commonly used form of R is .0821 L * atm / (K * mol). This R will allow the units to cancel so the equation will work out.
To find the volume of 2.00 moles gas that is at 1.00 atm of pressure and 235 Kelvin, use the ideal gas law equation.
(1.00 atm)(V) = (2.00 mol)(.0821 L * atm / (K * mol))(235 kelvin)
V = (38.587 L * atm) / (1.00 atm)


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Cristobal Cobo is research fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute (University of Oxford) on the European Community's Interreg Atlantic Area Programme 'K-Network' project, focused on creating a strong knowledge sharing and dissemination network in the Atlantic Area to promote the exchange of good practices and implementation strategies for building and exploiting a 21st Century Knowledge and Information Society. He is also coordinator of a collective project on informal, non-formal and invisible learning: a collaborative book and an online repository of bold ideas for designing cultures of sustainable innovation.
In 2009 he was a Visiting Fellow at the Centre on Skills, Knowledge and Organisational Performance, University of Oxford, supported by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Social Science Research Council (SSRC). From 2005 to 2010 he was Professor and Director of Communication and New Technologies and editor of the educational platform of the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (FLACSO, Mexican Campus). In 2007 he participated as Academic coordinator in Mexico of the program 'From Information to Innovative Knowledge: Tools and Skills for Adaptive Leadership' at the University of Minnesota and FLACSO-Mexico. He has also been professor of the Autonomous National University of Mexico (2006) and the Technological Institute of Superior Studies of Monterrey (2005). Invited reviewer at the MIT Press.
With John Moravec he is co-author the book "Invisible Learning: Toward a new ecology of education"(2010); In 2009 he published 'Information Architecture, usability and Internet' (2009) and with Hugo Pardo he wrote 'Planet Web 2.0, fast food media or collective intelligence'. He has worked on academic projects with organizations such as the Open University (UK), the University of Oxford, the University of Minnesota, the University of Toronto, the Open University of Catalonia, the Mexican Ministry of Public Education, Burson-Marsteller (Chile) and the Ministries of Education of Chile and Argentina, the Telefonica Foundation (Argentina and Mexico) and the European Union (Program ALFA III).
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Coming to the Museum of Florida History 11/14/13–2/23/14 in downtown Tallahassee.
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There was also news of a secret meeting between Mitt Romney and Dolan at Dolan's office in New York which took many observers by surprise.
Why a secret meeting? Why not acknowledge out front that the Cardinal Archbishop of New York was meeting one of the two men who will be president come January next year?
Clearly Dolan, by far the most powerful figure in the American Catholic Church, was displaying a partisan approach that went down badly with many American Catholics.
On social justice issues such as immigration and caring for the poor, the church is far closer to the Democratic party.
On doctrinal issues such as abortion and church affairs, they are closer to the GOP.
The Catholic faithful are probably split in a similar manner with the more conservative wing leaning towards the Republicans and cultural Catholics siding with Democrats.
So the New York archdiocese and Dolan went ahead and finally did the decent thing and acknowledged both parts of their divided faithful.
In a statement on Thursday, the New York Archdiocese stated:
"Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York, has accepted an invitation to deliver the closing prayer at next week's Democratic National Convention. As was previously announced, he will also be offering the closing prayer at the Republican Convention on Thursday of this week.
The news of the Democratic convention gig also came after the New York Times revealed that Romney had secretly met with Dolan last month.
"The two had a private meeting, previously undisclosed, at the chancery in New York, across from St. Patrick's Cathedral, said Peter G. Flaherty, a senior adviser to the Romney campaign on religious issues.
Secret meetings and offering benedictions to one side and not the other should not be the style of the Catholic Church and its undisputed leader.
Dolan has already displayed animosity to Obama and sued him over his health care law. He has made plain his disdain for this president and his policies.
On the other side, he positively gushed in a recent radio interview about GOP VP candidate Paul Ryan who hails from his home state of Wisconsin.
It has become obvious for some time that Cardinal Dolan loves his media image and pumps it up at every opportunity.
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It does not seem that long ago that Protestant churches mounted a savage campaign against Catholic John F. Kennedy in 1960.
Many of those churches never fully recovered from the backlash to that onslaught.
This is a deeply divided society right now, even at the level of the US Bishops where some have criticized VP candidate Paul Ryan for targeting his budget cuts at the poor.
Cardinal Dolan should have really known better than to totally align himself with one side.
Luckily he has seen the light.
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Donegal6 | Sep 02, 2012, 07:22 AM EDT
My understanding was that Dems didn't initially invite him, and that he was willing to go to either or both conventions if asked.
Personally I don't understand why Catholics are not Republicans as there are many in that party that are against elective abortion as a means of birth control and don't believe it is Christian to enable economic parasiticism.
A child with Cerebral palsy or a wounded soldier needs total support. Some illegal alien who has a baby on our side of the Rio Grande to get a plethora of "free" (taxpayer funded), services is a parasite.
Enabling welfare families, generation after generation is not Christ-like it is a bleeding heart liberal, let's feel warm and fuzzy, helping the poor ignorant bastards that can't help themselves.
It's the stuff that make a lot of rich Hollywood people able to go bed with less guilt,feeling better, that someone else is donating because they got paid to speak for a charity.
I am Catholic and I am firmly on the conservative side of the aisle. I think Catholics need to think of being perhaps more of a Libertarian Socially, and Conservative fiscally. This way you can have your cake and eat it too.
Because a predatory pedophile was unfortunately attracted to the priesthood doesn't mean to me that the religion should be scrapped, likewise a couple of republican homo's shouldn't mean there is no validity in the overall Conservative values which are more in line with Christianity.
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eiriamach | Aug 31, 2012, 07:29 AM EDT
McNamara31, that's an excellent discussion, available at billmoyers dot com! The differences emerge very clearly between the bishops, represented by Molino/ Rbt Royal, aligned with Paul Ryan, and the nuns as represented by Sr. Simone. I was surprised to see Bishop Molino saying so publicly that he "approves" of Ryan's work in fiscal politics and disapproves of the nuns' politics. But with her knowledge of Catholic social teaching, Sr. Simone points out the errors in their position. She candidly calls Ryan's budget immoral. Their debate about 'subsidiarity' shows the huge gap between Royal/Paul Ryan on the one hand and Sr. Simone on the other. She makes perfect sense when she says govt must balance out the excesses of our culture, for example, the huge growth in the number of the poor in the past decade. She's at her best pointing out how govt favoring private corporate and personal wealth has directly and indirectly led to the increase in poverty: deregulation of the finance industry, huge salaries of CEOs and low-tax dividends to shareholders, the 'wealth gap' created by our lopsided tax structure, stagnation in workers' salaries and decrease in their spending power. These problems demand problem-solving that includes govt as well as private charity. She wins that debate, no question!
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esatdigiwank | Aug 31, 2012, 06:43 AM EDT
I suppose when you are a croney figurehead of Vatican's Herr Rottweiler , you've got to be all things to everyone..
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McNamara31 | Aug 30, 2012, 03:10 PM EDT
eiriamach Did you see Sister Cambell on Moyers and Co. this past week? Was a great interview and she made wonderful points about the collective soul of this country.(The interview is still available as a podcast) Try to catch it.
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CitizenWhy | Aug 30, 2012, 02:24 PM EDT
I don't like that man but he offered to pray at the Dem convention at the same time he offered to pray at the Republican convention. Did you call the NY chancery to get their side of the story? You should have.
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paddyRanger | Aug 30, 2012, 10:58 AM EDT
Stupid article O'Dowd.........only reason democrats in the end ask the cardinal to come is because of all the bad press they are getting over the muslims prayers they seem to prefer
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PhlutiePhan | Aug 30, 2012, 10:38 AM EDT
I agree with a previous comment that Cardinal Dolan accepted an invite to the RNC. He made it very plain that he was willing to speak as well at the DNC and was not invited. There is plenty of controversy among conservative Catholics over his invite of Mr. Obama to speak at the Al Smith Catholic Charities Dinner in mid October. He has bent over backwards in his attempts to reach out to both political parties. I believe that he is naive to do so and being manipulated in the media by Mr. Obama. The information in this article is inaccurate.
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BulldogMania | Aug 30, 2012, 10:19 AM EDT
More BULL from this website. The Cardinal said when he accepted the invite to speak at the republican convention he would speak at the dumbocrat convention too, but that he wasn't invited. They finally got around to it...and he said yes. Get your facts straight before you print this radical liberal nonsense.
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Frosty38 | Aug 30, 2012, 08:40 AM EDT
He really is back steping
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eiriamach | Aug 30, 2012, 05:16 AM EDT
McNamara31 must be happy to hear that Sister Simone Campbell, who organized the nuns on the bus tour, will also be speaking at the Democratic National Convention. I wonder whether Sister Carol Keehan, head of the Catholic Hospital Association, will be in attendance. If both sisters get together at the Convention with Cardinal Dolan and fellow Catholic Paul Ryan, what do you think they'll talk about? I'm sure it will work out somehow because, as Jesuit Fr. James Martin explains in his delightful article in "America" magazine online, Catholics "all get along great because, as you know, we Catholics agree on everything."
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CMMcShane | Aug 29, 2012, 08:11 PM EDT
Thinking people pay no attention what the Bishops say,especially guys like
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Seanmor | Aug 29, 2012, 07:35 PM EDT
Cardinal Dolan's prayers at the conventions of both parties are not likely to sway the votes of very many R.C.citizens in one direction or the other. It is estimated that 55% of Catholic voters supported the pro-abartion, pro-homosexual partnerships Obama in the 2008 election. The above article mentions the 1960 election(which J.F.K. won). At that time I was a Marine Corps private in Camp Lejune, N.C. and we frequently read the "Code of Conduct", the first article of which states: "I am an American fighting man. I serve in the forces that guard our country and our way of life. I am prepared to give my life in their defense". In those days "our way of life" did not permit the killing of the unborn or same-sex unions - and I'm still very PROUD to have served when J.F.K. was my Commander-in-Chief and Cardinal Spellman was the head R.C. military chaplain. God Bless America.
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McNamara31 | Aug 29, 2012, 07:30 PM EDT
handsome68 I think you might mean...Amadon Its how we Irish say "Ryan supporter". Just jokin
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handsome68 | Aug 29, 2012, 05:41 PM EDT
Where oh where is Billy Graham now when we need him? Oh, he is too old now. And Franklin Graham, the son, has expressed some vaguely anti-Muslim sentiments. So it's no-go the Graham (crackers). Then what about some other preacher. Oh, for example, how about Reverend Wright, Pres. Obama's minister, to give the prayer at both conventions?
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BrianO | Aug 29, 2012, 05:07 PM EDT
@joeustace, draconian cuts, like letting the earners of money have less of it taken from them? The church is a charity, Obama wants to deny charitable contributions as a deduction on tax returns, so less charitable giving will be a result of it.
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Davide was a great restaurant. The service was wonderful. The owner /manager was very helpful in helping us pick great wine and menu items. There isn't a bad choice because everything we had was very good and I'm sure the rest of the menu was just as good so I am not going to tell you each item. All I'm going to say go find this hidden gem a little bit off the main drag in the North End . You will be happy you went
As always great food, authentic italian dining. One of the North End's best restaurants that has been around for many many years!
Great food in a quiet downstairs setting. Went on a Saturday night and, while crowds of people milled outside the other North end Italian restaurants on Hanover Street, waiting for a table to open, Davide's was available and served delicious food just a short walk away. My wife started with an awesome salad-- big chunk of fresh burrata served over sliced beets. I had the mussels, cooked in a thick tomato-based broth. Light and wonderful. For entrees, we had the veal scallopine and an off-the-menu special of s seafood stew. Both were great.
I have heard many great things about Davide, but to experience them in person was something else. All 3 courses were simply delicious, I had the salmon and my girlfriend had the lamb chops. I would not hesitate to recommend or to dine in again.
Davide is a cute little Italian restaurant with a cozy and intimate ambiance. Usually the food is great: the bread is fantastic, the appetizers are delicious. However, the entree I ordered was not that much different from the usual pasta with red sauce. They do make their own pasta, which is always of the highest quality, but this time around it fell just a little short.
We celebrated my birthday at Davide's and happened to be there during Boston's Restaurant week. Their menu selection and wine pairing was excellent value and delicious. Tables are not close together, so plenty of privacy even if the restaurant was full. Fresh produce and ample portions too! Great personal service! We were there on a Sunday night, so not the busy Saturday night scene. I would suggest going there on the "off nights" if you want that individual attention. Also, great walking location to Fairmont Battery Wharf if you happen to be staying the night.
We were a family of 4 visiting Boston on vacation. We shared 2 appetizers - the Bruschette with prosciutto, fig jam, and goat cheese and Stuzzico ( capicola, prosciutto, salami, fresh mozzarella). Both appetizers were delicious! I had the Tagliatelle with shrimp and preserved lemon, my husband had the Cacciucco, and the kids (age 16 and 14) had the Pappardelle with the short rib ragu. The pastas were perfectly cooked al dente. You could taste the quality of these handmade, homemade pastas. The sauces were nicely balanced in flavor. The Cacciucco had a good portion of different seafood and the broth was fantastic. We shared 3 desserts - the cannoli, the limoncello cake and the tiramisu. All of the desserts were excellent.
Wonderful service! Had a really time talking with the staff. Very friendly and kind! Thanks for a great night!
We went to Davide on a cold,rainy Tuesday,a week after the Boston Bombing. It's below ground level made for a warm,cozy dinner setting.When we arrived, here were only a few other diners,which made for an intimate, romantic evening. Loved the mix of music. We were given bread with WONDERFUL dipping oil. We decided to share a salad - good choice because it was huge- more than enough for two.Our meals were served piping hot. The Chioppino contained an generous amount of seafood. My Satler chicken was crispy on the outside,moist and tasty.Part way through our meal a large party arrived.Since Davide is larger than most North End eateries, they were seated in a separate room and we weren't disturbed in the least
We have been here many times and while we originally found it thanks to daily-deal coupons, this is one of the few places we'd come back to without one. Reasonably priced, diverse menu with lots of vegetarian and vegan options. Well worth walking the extra few blocks from Hanover St.
The service was wonderful - we had an elderly family member with us, and they took special care of her, which was above and beyond what they had to do. They appreciated that it was a special family celebration, and made sure it was enjoyable for all.
Setting: smaller restaurant in basement of building, an intimate set up. Went from quiet to noisy based on luck of who was in the small space with us. Food was good-to-very-good. One entree was average (lasagna), but rest of appetizers, entrees, and desserts were very good. Serive was mostly ordinary, but polite and helpful.
My boyfriend and I dined at Davide on a Friday night in May and were astounded to find that we were the only reservation there for the evening! We took our time and enjoyed a delicious scallop appetizer and bottle of chardonnay before enjoying our entrees. Everything was prepared perfectly and the service was very attentive. The interior and decor of the restaurant was romantic and charming. It was a bit curious that there was not a single other soul present, though this is likely due to the fact that Davide is located on the very outskirts of the North End. Overall our dining experience was intimate and lovely!
We had a great meal at Davide, the food and service were both excellent. The pork ravioli in a fig cream sauce was a special and it was delicious, a nice combination of flavors The cioppino was full of seafood and very flavorful.
Amazing food and really amazing staff. We went for a bachelorette party and it was a really fun time and everyone LOVED the food!
My wife and I went on a Friday night, about 6. Perfect timing, before any rush of customers came in. The waiter, Eddie, was great. Davide is in the North End but not in the middle of Hanover Street where everyone else goes. Do yourself a HUGE favor, don't just walk by Davide on your way to any place else .Please stop, go inside and look around. Absolutely beautiful. Have Eddie make you a Caesar Salad at your table, the best I have ever tried. One of the owners, Anthony, was there. If you get the chance to say hello do so. What a character, and I mean that in the best way possible, great guy. He even hailed a cab for us so we would get to the Rolling Stones concert on time....Give Davide a try, I promise you will go back again and again.
downstairs and a little out of the way, but still convenient to parking and just walking around enjoying the neighborhood/s. This place offers everything. Great food,service, wine. A wonderful dining experience.
Loved this restaurant! -downstairs, red leather semi circle booths, brick walls with some touches of contemporary lighting. We had Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, which was delicious, fresh baked bread that the chef brought to our table and told us was "wicked hot" (only in Boston!!), caesar salad artfully made tableside, amazing handmade ravioli for a pasta course, and chicken for the main course. The olive oil served with the bread was stellar! The only reason I didn't give the meal a 5 is that the chicken breasts (both of ours) were a bit on the drier side. The polenta and spinach that accompanied the chicken were fabulous, as was all the other food. I would definitely go here again, but would probably stick to pasta for a main course.
the biggest drawback to this excellent restaurant is the lack of valet parking. there are a number of parking lots in the immediate vicinity, however this is of no help during festival times (and there are many of those) or when any other events are scheduled nearby. Also, Davide's main competitors on Hanover street all provide Valet parking, and all things being equal it is simply easier to go to one of those.
Best Caesar in years with perfectly prepared risotto. Bread was high quality. Outdated interior is part of charm; very good staff.
The food was delicious. Loved the quiet atmosphere. The waiter was attentive without being annoying. Would recommend!
The food was so good it was easier to overlook the slow service. They just need to hire more people. I haven't seen a place where they do the ceasar salad in front of you in years. It was great.
Such a wonderful dinner. I had the chicken and my friend had the mushroom risotto. Our server bent over backwards to help and even suggested options for my friend who needed gluten free options. So good. Whenever I am back in Boston, I will be visiting again,
Great small find in the North End. The staff were friendly, the food was great.


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