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Physical Properties of Water
Molecules Hydrophylic Molecules Substances that dissolve readily in water are termed 'hydrophilic'. They are composed of ions or polar molecules that attract water molecules through electrical charge effects. Water molecules surround each ion or polar ...
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Chemical Properties of Water
Molecules Hydrophylic Molecules Substances that dissolve readily in water are termed hydrophilic. They are composed of ions or polar molecules that attract water molecules through electrical charge effects. Water molecules surround each ion or polar ...
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Molecules like this are called polar molecules. The charged particles in an oil molecule are distributed more or less evenly throughout the molecule. Molecules like this are called nonpolar molecules. Polar molecules ...
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making biodiesel at home com - Bio-diesel Recipes
Their unique characteristic of being attracted to polar molecules such as water on one end and to non-polar molecules like oil on the other end is what makes them effective ... mixed to create sodium methoxide (Na+ CH3O-). When mixed in with the WVO this strong polar-bonded chemical breaks the transfatty acid into glycerine and also ester chains (biodiesel), along with ...
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Riverstones Biodiesel Emulsion Busting
These long molecules ...
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Oil fate during oil spills in the marine environment
Polar compounds formed as a result of oxidation of some oil fractions in the ... and rates of hydrocarbon biodegradation depend, first of all, upon the structure of their molecules. The paraffin compounds (alkanes) biodegrade faster than aromatic and naphthenic substances. With increasing complexity ...
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FMI - Research - Space Research - Northern Lights
Lights » Space Plasma Physics » Geomagnetic field » Magnetic Calibration & Test Laboratory » Planetary Research Climate change Polar research » Suomeksi » På svenska Research | Space Research | Northern Lights The Northern Lights in ... (electrons and protons) accelerating in the Earth's magnetic field and colliding with air molecules. These give up part of their surplus energy in the form of light. ...
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FMI - Research - Atmosphere - Ozone and UV radiation
CFC compounds include chlorine, fluorine and carbon. ... . Early in 1996, the climatological conditions in the mid-atmosphere of the northern polar region were exceptionally favourable for the occurrence of ozone depletion. According to stratospheric ...
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Global Change Links
Interpretation American Geophysical Union paper available online. GCMD Learning Center - Q&A: Sea Level Rise Polar Ice [PDF] This NASA Fact sheet explains the difference between land ice and sea ice ... care about it? [PDF] This NASA fact sheet has a really good diagram of ozone molecules being destroyed by chlorofluorocarbons. Will the Ozone Layer Recover? Can We Make More Ozone? From ...
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Adsorption / Active Carbon
Datasheet Active Carbon Adsorption of organic, non-polar substances such as: Mineral oil BTEX Poly aromatic hydrocarbons (PACs) (Chloride) phenol Adsorption of ... that you will not have a total exhaustion of your purification system. Description of adsorption: Molecules from gas or liquid phase will be attached in a physical way to a surface ...
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