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Due to the imbalance between sodium and potassium the cell membrane attracts sodium to it.... After this reaction occurs the positive charge cells increase causing the electrical charge inside cell membrane to be reversed which triggers an increase in sodium... Sodium is located outside the cell, while potassium is located inside the cell which is an area that is 30 times more concentrated.... Water also helps regulate body temperature....
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Mouth: Infection of the mouth (thrush) occurs-mainly in infants and in AIDS patients-on the Buccal mucous membranes and appears as white adherent patches consisting largely of pseudomycelium and desquamated epithelium, with only minimal erosion of the membrane.... On Sabouraud's agar incubated at room temperature, soft, cream-colored colonies with a yeasty odor develop....
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Article
nfection of the mouth (thrush) occurs mainly in infants and in AIDS patients on the Buccal mucous membranes and appears as white adherent patches consisting largely of pseudo mycelium and desquamated epithelium, with the only minimal erosion of the membrane.... On Sabouraud's agar incubated at room temperature, soft, cream-colored colonies with a yeasty odor develop.... On Sabouraud's agar incubated at room temperature, soft, cream-colored colonies with a yeasty odor develop....
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“in which Q^sub total^ is the filtrate flow, A is the membrane area, and R^sub m^ is the hydraulic resistance of the clean membrane to water permeation.... onsequently, temperature is an important consideration in the conceptual design phase, because changes in feedwater temperature over the year may necessitate additional membrane area to maintain the required system capacity, depending on the maximum TMP of the membranes, seasonal water demand, and other site-specific factors....
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This essay "Proton Exchange membrane Fuel Cells" shows that proton exchange membrane material (PEM) fuel cell technology promises an alternative source of clean, secure, and green energy with varied applications including automobile, portable and stationary.... However, this form of energy exemplified by proton exchange membrane fuel cells has to compete with reliability, cost, and energy efficiency with established energy sources.... The commercialization of the proton exchange membrane fuel cells is closely related to vital materials considerations including performance, durability, and cost....
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This annotated bibliography "Proton Exchange membrane Materials for Fuel Cells" evaluates the development of Proton Exchange membrane Fuel Cells or Polymer Electrolyte membrane Fuel Cells, including the challenges such as the high cost of technology and polymer treatment.... Hence, proton exchange membrane fuel cells can become useful in electricity power generation more than hydroelectric power or thermal power generation.... However, low-temperature PEM fuel cells have various disadvantages, and which in the end reduce the efficiency of the membrane....
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Annotated Bibliography
The major aim of the study 'Hydraulic Fracturing in Gas and Oil Wells' was to review and experimentally test the methods that are appropriate to hydraulic fracturing for the candidate –well selection in gas and oil well, in one main category, conventional methods.... ... ... ... The study indicated that improved candidate well selection procedure can lead to improved success rate....
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The PEM (proton exchange membrane) fuel cell material is no exception when it comes to pushing for efficiency and as such, developments that have been seen since the inception of this technology cannot be ignored.... (2008), the much-anticipated migration from high-temperature proton exchange membrane to low-temperature substitutes is a result of material development.... Other materials of great importance to this study include the largely utilized perfluorinated sulfonic acid membranes, non-fluorinated proton exchange membrane, composite film, high-temperature membrane, alkaline membrane, and full ceramic proton exchange membrane....
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Literature review