Tantalum Essays

  • Tantalum Electrolytic Capacitor

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    Tentelam Elictrulytoc Cepecotur Cunstractoun Thi tentelam puwir andirguis e pruciss cellid prissong. Thos mien thet thi puwdir os moxid woth bondir tu meki sari thi pertoclis woll stock tugithir whin prissid tu furm thi enudi whoch woll fluw ontu priss tuul smuuthly. A hogh prissari cundotoun os epploid tu thi tentelam puwdir eruand e tentelam wori tu furm tentelam slag. Thi bondir os rimuvid by hietong thi slag andir vecaam end hogh timpiretari fur e fiw monatis. Nixt pruciss os sontirong, thi tentelam

  • coltan

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    done by artisanal miners under the orders of the guerrilla, then the next step in the supply chain after its extraction is the trading and processing of Coltan. Coltan is usually traded in three forms: as ore concentrate, as tantalum oxides and salt, or as capacitor-grade tantalum. Columbite–tantalite is not traded on an open exchange but in negotiations taking place on a bilateral basis between buyers and sellers around the world. Prices are privately discussed and purchase contracts between buyer

  • Tantalum: A Valuable Ore

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    Coltan is a tantalum-bearing ore that is very rare, valuable and highly sought all over the world (Hayes & Burge 2003: 11). Tantalum has double the density of steel and is extremely resistant to heat and corrosion (Hayes & Burge 2003: 11). In the majority of high-tech electronics such as computers, mobile phones, and game consoles, it is used as capacitors or super-alloys to conduct electric charges in these electronic equipments (Bleischwitz et al. 2012: 20). Almost a decade ago, Australia was the

  • History, Theory, and Applications of Capacitors

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    Static electricity was discovered in 600 B.C., but it was not until the mid 1700's when energy storage properties were discovered. 'With the discovery of the first Leyden jar, it was referred to as a condenser because electricity was thought of as a fluid which could condense. The Lehden jar is a glass partially filled with water that has a wire inserted through the top of an insulating stopper (cork). When the wire is charged by static electricity, it holds the charge until the wire comes into

  • Niobium Research Paper

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    element a confused early past. It was named after the Greek mythological figure of Niobe, Niobe was the daughter of Tantalus. The reason Niobium was given this name was because the element itself had remarkably alike chemical properties to the element Tantalum. However it was formerly named Columbium, this was the element’s common name in America. In comparison, the name of Niobium was more frequency in use in Europe. However, such debate over the name of the element came to an end in 1949 at the Conference

  • The Physics of a Capacitor

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    Today in modern life, humans make use of many objects that have certain devices that they are not even aware of how they work or what their main function is. One of these devices that is used a lot without knowing their existence is what is called a "capacitor." Many people have heard the word capacitor, but also many do not even have an idea of what it means or what is the use for it. In this research, I will concentrate on explaining the physics of a capacitor and describing the main types of

  • Democratic Republic Of Congo Essay

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    The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has had a long history of bloody conflict, civil war, and western exploitation dating back to 1885 when King Leopold II of Belgium brutally exploited the country for rubber. Agents of King Leopold II would storm a village, hold the women hostage until the men reached a quota of rubber. When the men left in search of the material, often for days or weeks, dying of exhaustion in the process, the women were raped and starved (Adam Hochschild, 161). Since that

  • Comparison Of Poverty In Rwanda

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    According to the OEC, Rwanda’s largest export is are metals such as niobium, tantalum, vanadium and zirconium ore and the largest import is cars (Simoes). According to World Bank, Rwanda’s GNP is currently at 17.09 billion dollars (World Bank). From an article by Susan Garnett Russell, the Rwandan genocides were the turning point

  • Connexin 26 Research Paper

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    Connexin 26 Connexins are membrane proteins which form intercellular channels responsible for the communication between plasma membranes, and allow transport of ions, signalling molecules and nutrients. These channels are referred to as gap junctions, its function determined by the type of connexin proteins that forms the channel as it affects the size and transport of certain molecules. In total there are 21 different connexin proteins. In particular the gap junction beta 2 (GJB2 gene), also known

  • Refractories Essay

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    Modeling the thermal and mechanical properties of multilayer refractory linings Literature review Background: A refractory material is the type of materials that maintain its strength at high temperatures. ASTM C71 definition for refractories is "...non-metallic materials which own chemical and physical properties that causes them to be applicable for structures, or as a part of the systems that are exposed to heat above 1,000 °F (811 K; 538 °C). (ASTM Volume 15.01) This kind of materials can be

  • Sony Erricsson Strategy Analysis

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    HISTORY OF SONY ERRICSSON (Graphics not available) The company started in October 2001 with the 50-50 collaboration of two major companies Sony corporation, the consumer electronic power house and telecommunication leader Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson. Being headquartered in London and research and development based in Sweden the company has gone global in short span of time to more than 80 countries being the fifth largest company in the world for mobile handsets manufacturing, The company is

  • Essay On Capacitors

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    1.1 Capacitors A capacitor is a device contained by an electric circuit, which stores electric charge. They are commonly used in computers, televisions and all electronic circuits such as car ignition circuits and some electric power tools. They play a significant role in electronic circuits, such that without capacitors the will be a limitation of electronic circuits. Capacitors do not have the ability to conduct electric charge like other components of the circuit do, but can store the electric

  • Problem of E-Waste

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    1. Problem definition 1.1. What is E-waste E-waste, or "Electronic waste", includes discarded computers, electronic equipments, entertainment consoles, mobile phones, televisions and many more. It comprises used electronics for reuse, resale, salvage, recycling, or disposal purposes. 1.2. Amount of E-waste Rapid changes in technology and falling prices have resulted in a fast-growing surplus of electronic waste around the globe. An estimate of 50 million tons of E-waste is produced each year (Sthiannopkao

  • Physics of Incandescent Light bulbs

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    create a truly efficient bulb something different was need to creae a filament with very high temperatures but without degeneration and loss of heat. Many elements were experimented with, a few of the most popular which were carbon, osmium, and tantalum.

  • Apple Ethics Essay

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    Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) “…Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains of Minerals from Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas, on its entire supply chain with respect to the sourcing…” of all metals, including tin, gold, tantalum, and tungsten contained in its products—this must be accomplished to decide whether those metals are from the “…Democratic Republic of the Congo (“DRC”) or any adjoining country and, if so, to determine whether those metals directly or indirectly

  • War Of The Congo Essay

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    the security dilemma and the formation of a large and complex network of alliances that resulted from this security dilemma.(add reference) The Congo is a country that has the most natural resources in the world which is cobalt, copper, niobium, tantalum, petroleum, industrial and gem diamonds, gold, silver, zinc, manganese, tin, uranium, coal, hydropower and timber. Nearly one-half of the population is less than the age of 15 years of age, with some three-fourths under the age 30 with a small fraction

  • Essay On Thermoster

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    Electronic Thermostat for Fridge Introduction Thermostats are a usual method of sensing a temperature of a system and maintain the system’s temperature at a predefined point. The most popular and ubiquitous appliance in any home is a Refrigerator. A thermostat maintains the pre-set value of temperature by switching the heat conduction. In short, it regulates the heat flow. In Physics, there is no such thing as cold, its either higher temperature or lower temperature – heat flow (absorption or dissipation)

  • Challenges In The Global Business Environment Case Study

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    Challenges in the Global Business Environment Robert Padin Professor Roger Howard Strayer University BUS 475 Business and Society 24 August 2015 Abstract Apple is one of the most well-known organizations operating in the current time and they are in a relatively elevated perspective in terms of their brand recognition as well as the way in which their products and services are received on both a critical and commercial level. There have been progressive changes in Apple’s Code of Conduct in many

  • Exploring Phuket

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    resource of tin exported to many countries in Ayutthaya. The tin industry was the most prosperous reign of King Rama 3 that was an important role in economic growth the trade along with Chinese and Westerner. After the amount of tin engulfs the world, Tantalum plant was shut down. Still leave the beautiful trace on the architecture, food, religion and culture. All atmospheres keeps continuing and we can feel everywhere we walk on the road. Talang Road – Krabi Road These two roads connected with 1 km

  • Emperor Haile Selassie and Ethiopia

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    The country Ethiopia is well known for its Emperor Haile Selassie. Haile Selassie’s real name is Lij Tafari Makonnen and he was born 1892 and died 1975 (novelguide.com). He comes from one of the earliest lineage of royal families; King Solomon. He is the last of his bloodline to have power in Ethiopia. He was given power between 1930-1974. There was a war for Ethiopia by the Italians called the Battle of Adwa. The Italians wanted to gain land in Africa because the French and European were all trying