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    black thing among the snow” (CSI line 1). This imagery produces a visual of contrast. The bright‚ stark color of white snow again this little black thing‚ that we later determine is perhaps a child‚ covered in soot. This image you create in your mind is a little child‚ all black covered in soot‚ laying in the cold‚ possibly abundant amount of snow. Following this line Blake explains that the juvenile is ‘crying’ and is also missing his mother and father. Next‚ the author states “…among the winter’s

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    eventually clog your fuel system. SECONDARY BENEFITS: Secondary benefits of FUTT 13 fuel treatment include better engine performance‚ extended equipment life and reduced maintenance costs‚ all with minimal disruption to normal engine or boiler operations. Soot formation and slagging on exhaust gas boilers is eliminated and time intervals between major overhauls of components‚ such as turbochargers‚ can be increased. Internal engine components‚ including pistons‚ rings‚ valves and fuel injector tips remain

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    1. INTRODUCTION A diesel engine is an internal combustion engine that uses the heat of compression to initiate ignition to burn the fuel‚ which is injected into the combustion chamber during the final stage of compression. Diesel engines have wide range of utilization for automobiles‚ locomotives & marines and co-generation systems. However‚ large problem is still related to undesirable emission. The six-stroke engine is a type of internal combustion engine based on the four-stroke

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    associated with darkness. Later in the novel‚ Bradbury writes‚” [The firemen] and their charcoal hair and soot-colored brows and bluish-ash-smeared cheeks…” (33). In this quote‚ the words “charcoal”‚ “soot-colored”‚ and “bluish-ash-smeared” all have to with darkness. In the first quote‚ the word blackened refers to the pages of books that have been burned. In the second quote‚ the words “charcoal”‚ “soot-colored”‚ and “bluish-ash-smeared” refer to the colors of the men that have been burning books. Because

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    The children were not paid‚ scarcely feed‚ seldom showered‚ and barely clothed. Living conditions for the workers were awful. The children slept on sacks of soot and often slept in cellars. On top of this they rarely showered‚ so they had years of soot and grime on their skin which lead to some of the boys developing testicle cancer (History of the Craft). If living in these conditions were not enough‚ if the boys did not work to the expectations of

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    of sandstone and decorated with different kinds of wall paintings. It suffers from many causes of deterioration and degradation mainly ground water‚ salt weathering‚ and different types of dirt accumulations on the relives and paint surface such as soot‚ grease‚ wax‚ biodeteriorated colored patches‚ bat patches‚ waste of birds and even house fly specks. All these lead to the gradual disappearance of paintings. In the present article we report a study on some Nanoparticles Materials synthesized by

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    message he gives the reader. Each child‚ including me‚ will read this poem and think‚ “Things might get tough‚ but there is always a bright side.” He shows us this when he says‚ “Hush‚ Tom! Never mind it‚ for when your head’s bare You know that the soot cannot spoil your white hair‚” (Blake 8). Blake’s writing also allows for the reader to have very detailed visual pictures by writing in first person. Also‚ by using first person‚ it created a deeper sense of sympathy I had for Tom in the poem.

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    their life sweeping chimneys‚ getting filthy from the soot‚ and not being able to experience a real childhood. It also made me appreciate how kids get treated in today’s time. Back in the day like most kids‚ those boys were put to work at a very young age. For example‚ “There’s little Tom Dacre‚ who cried when his head‚ that curled like a lamb’s back‚ was shaved: so I said “Hush‚ Tom! Never mind it‚ for when your head’s bare you know that the soot cannot spoil your white hair.” makes you think that

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    Effects of Air Pollution Polluted fumes can enter the earth’s troposphere from a variety of ways. Three main sources that air pollution have been known to evolve from is exhaust from motor vehicles‚ harmful emissions from industrial factories‚ and soot from wood burning fireplaces. Impurities from the air have been known to cause a number of health related issues such as headaches‚ emphysema‚ and allergies. Although air pollution can be created from many different sources‚ it is important that people

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    during which factories were being built and more industries began to form. 9. As a result of more factories‚ the coal and fuel created dark smoke that covered the surrounding countryside. Trees that had been covered in lichen were now covered in soot‚ making it darker. This caused the increase of dark moths because they had a better chance of avoiding predation and thus passing on the dark coloured genes to their offspring. As time passed‚ the number of dark moths increased while the number of

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