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[DOCX File]Discussion Section #4
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The K value is located in the Blocks-B1 results section under the Phase Equilibrium tab. The determination of the dew point temperature requires the vapor fraction of the FLASH2 unit to be set at 0.99999. This will vaporize almost all of the incoming stream and allow you to look at the temperature of and composition of the last drop of liquid ...
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[DOCX File]Discussion Section #4
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Before starting the next section, save your current file. Start a new file by clicking “Save As” and change the name of the file to indicate RADFRAC. Using the RADFRAC model. Insert a RADFRAC column, one feed and two product streams as in the figure below. ... Discussion Section …
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[DOC File]Sample APA Paper - My Illinois State
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The discussion section is less rigid than the other sections in format. You have more freedom here to discuss any relevant issues pertaining to your study. Be sure to end your Discussion section with a paragraph summarizing the contribution of your study. See the Appendix for some additional APA-style writings tips.
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[DOC File]Examples of statements on the Discussion section
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Nahata, M. (2008). Tips for writing and publishing an article. The Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 42, 273-277. “In the Discussion section, one should not present results again, but rather interpret the results, compare the data with those in previous studies, highlight the clinical significance of the results, and reach defendable conclusions(s).
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[DOC File]Week 2 Discussion Section (2/3/12) - Karin Howe
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Week 2 Discussion Section (2/3/12) Today we are going to work in small groups on some selected exercises from the textbook. Please pick someone in your group to be the "scribe," who will record the answers that your group generates for these exercises.
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