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Use your knowledge of electronegativities, but do not refer to tables or figures in the text, to arrange the following bonds in terms of increasing ionic character ... 

Without referring to tables or figures in the text other than the periodic table, indicate which of the following atoms, Bi, S, Ba, As, or Mg, has the intermediate value when they are arranged in order of increasing electronegativity. 

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It is observed that there may be asymmetry in the system as long as the short-circuit condition lasts, as illustrated in Figure 13.20, i.e. up to the opening of the interrupting device. (For opening times of interrupters, refer to Table 19.1.) But the content of the asymmetry may be quite feeble after three or four cycles. Flowever. if the short-circuit condition still prevails, such as when... 

For higher ambient temperatures, current capacity should be suitably reduced to maintain the same end temperature during continuous operation. Refer to Tables 28.3(a) and (b), recommending the derating factors for a higher ambient temperature or a lower temperature rise for the same end temperature of 85° or 90°C respectively. For intermediate ambient temperatures, see Figure 28.10. 

Separation processes, as could be seen from Figure 2.1, position themselves at the back end of the sequence in operations in the mineral processing flowsheet. The front-end operations has been found virtually to terminate with the liberation or the size-reduction processes involving crushing and grinding. It is important to limit the amount of size reduction to that at which adequate liberation is accomplished. The term adequacy is related to the cost involved in comminution and to performance of the concentration methods that follows. The concentration is obtained by separation processes which rely on differences in the properties of the particles, the physical and physico-chemical characteristics of minerals. In this context, it will only be relevant to refer to Table 2.5 which presents a summary of the processes along with the properties of the minerals that are exploited. 

Based on passages P1-P4, describe how the words table and figure should be formatted In the text. Identify three ways in which you can refer to a table or figure In the body of your text. 

Figure 14.8 (A) The physical locations of OR, OBP and SNMP (SN) genes are shown on linear representations of the Drosophila chromosomes. All genes are named by map location refer to tables in this chapter for OBPs and SNMPs, and in Voshall, Chapter 19, in this volume, for ORs. Letters following a map number account for multiple genes in that map region. Numbers in parentheses are approximate nucleotide number in megabases (MB) from the top (obtained from the NCBI Map View resource). (B) This illustration suggests that the phenotypes of functionally distinct olfactory sensilla (S.a.-S.e.) are determined by the combinatorial expression of specific members of the indicated olfactory gene families.

An exact reference to each source, together with the authors names, is cited at the respective Table or Figure. I sincerely thank the publishers and authors of the cited communications. 

The abbreviations (F, T, P) are used to imply that the item referred to appears in Figures (spectra), in Tables or in solutions to Problems. 

Since there are large numbers of tables and figures, a method of numbering is required. Although for some tables it has been necessary to have more than one figure and in one case there is more than one table for a particular bond type, for ease of reference the table numbers and figure numbers have been synchronized . Where more than one table or figure is required the extra one has an added letter... 

Refer in the text to each table and figure that appears in the main body, giving the table or figure number, and state the nature of its contents. Call attention in the text to trends or other features shown in the table or figure important to your development never assume it is obvious to the reader. For example ... 

FOLLOW-UP PROBLEM 8.2 Without referring to Table 8.3 or Figure 8.5, give full and condensed electron configurations, partial orbital diagrams showing valence electrons, and the number of inner electrons for the following elements ... 

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