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Attachments: Notes 7 20 2024 Clio's Patron.pdf, Mein Leben, Mein Kampf.pdf
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#takeda
Juxtapose the (PTE) element hydrogen with dialectics & "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde" by
Robert Louis Stevenson.
Juxtapose the (PTE) elements nickel, copper & molybdenum. Why are the (PTE) elements copper &
molybdenum extracted from the mine of Butte, MT, USA.
Juxtapose the (PTE) elements silver, mercury & lead with servility.
Juxtapose the formation of diamond & graphite which are composed of the (PTE) element carbon, the
(PTE) element phosphorus, the formation of plants & the alloy steel composed of the (PTE) elements
carbon & iron. If graphite forms primarily on account of thermonuclear fusion & not human intent, why
have graphite & (PTE) element lead pencils formed?
Juxtapose the formation of diamond & graphite which are composed of the (PTE) element carbon, the
(PTE) element phosphorus, the alloy steel composed of the (PTE) elements carbon & iron, the (PTE)
elements nickel & copper, the alloy of bronze often composed of the (PTE) elements copper & tin & the
(PTE) elements silver, tin & gold when alloy is transposed ally.
#tourmaline
Graphite has a layered structure that consists of rings of six carbon atoms arranged in widely spaced
horizontal sheets. Graphite thus crystallizes in the hexagonal system, in contrast to diamond, another
form of carbon, that crystallizes in the octahedral or tetrahedral system.
#tetrix #octavem
The following is from Merriam Webster's Vocabulary Word Builder which I encourage read with a
dialectic admonishment:
TETR comes from the Greek word for "four." In the immensely popular video game Tetris, for example,
each of the pieces the game is played with has four segments. But the root usually shows up in long
chemical names.
tetracycline A yellow broad-spectrum antibiotic. • He was sent home with a prescription for tetracycline
and some advice about how to avoid Lyme disease in the future. Most chemical names are made up of
two or more Greek and Latin roots strung together. Thus, tetracycline, with its cycl- root from the Greek
word for "circle," means "four -ringed" —that is, "consisting of four fused hydrocarbon rings." Antibiotics
work against bacteria and other tiny organisms (but not viruses); tetracycline, which comes from a kind
of soil bacteria, is one of the most used of the antibiotics. "Broad-spectrum" antibiotics work well on
numerous organisms; thus, tetracycline has proved effective against acne, chlamydia, cholera, rickets,
and various lung and eye infections, among many other conditions.
equilateral Having all sides or faces equal. • On her desk she kept an equilateral prism, through which
every morning the sun would project the colors of the spectrum onto the far wall. Since equi- means
"equal" (see EQU), the meaning of equilateral is easy to guess from its roots. The word is mostly used in
geometry. The standard polygons (many-sided geometrical shapes) —the pentagon, hexagon, octagon,
etc. —are assumed to be equilateral if we don't say otherwise; an equilateral rectangle has the special
name square. But triangles are particularly important, and many triangles are not equal -sided. The
standard polyhedrons (many-sided solids) are also equilateral. Most common is the cube, all of whose
sides are square. The tetrahedron has four triangular sides and thus is a pyramid with a triangular base,
unlike the pyramids of Egypt with their square bases.
semitone The tone at a half step. • The ancient piano in the great music room had been allowed to fall
terribly out of tune, with every note at least a semitone flat. A semitone (sometimes called a half tone or a
half step) is the distance from a white key to a neighboring black key on the piano keyboard —for
example, from G to G-sharp or from E to E-flat. In an octave (from G to the next G above, for instance),
there are twelve semitones. Semitones are the smallest intervals that are used intentionally in almost
any of the music you'll normally hear. Two semitones equal a whole tone —the distance from G up to A or
from E down to D, for example.