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Questions for Discussion
· What are Cd, Hg, Te, Zn?
· What do these elements have in common?
Hint: Look at their position on the periodic table of the elements.
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Dendrites are branching structures that develop as a molten metal
solidifies under certain conditions. The root of this word is the (Greek
dendron, meaning tree. Branching structures in biology (nerve cells) and
geology (drainage systems) are also referred to as being dendritic.
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A gradient is the variation of a quantity such as temperature, pressure,
or concentration with respect to a given parameter, typically distance.
A temperature gradient can have dimensions of temperature per length, for
example, C/cm.
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A dopant is an impurity intentionally added to a pure
semiconductor to alter its electronic or optical properties.
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A surfactant is a substance added to a liquid to change its
surface tension. Surfactants are used in experiments where a
liquid must wet its container in a particular way. A common use
of surfactants is dishwashing detergent. The surfactant properties
of the detergent is what causes food grease and oil to separate
from most household dishware.
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Zeolites are hydrous aluminum silicate minerals which also
contain positively charged ions of sodium, potassium, calcium, strontium,
barium, or a synthetic compound. They are commonly used as
molecular filters. For example, they are used to make every drop
of gasoline sold in the United States.
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