What is Wihte coat high potential?
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Well, if I understand your question, 'white coat syndrome' is when a persons blood pressure is only high when the doctor (the person wearing the white coat) takes it.  Usually, if you suspect that the person really has normal BP, but it is high when the doctor takes it, you either have the nurse take it or have the patient go to a drug store and have it taken on a normal day.  If the patient really does have high BP, then it will be high no matter who takes it.
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hermetically sealed, high voltage....
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hot molecules contain greater potential energy and as this converts to ke at a faster rate they can move around a lot faster
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Live point is at high potential and neutral is at zero potential.\n\nThe Earth point is connected to earth which is also at zero potential.\n\n One of the terminals of any electrical appliances is connected to live and the other to neutral to complete the circuit.\n\nThese appliances usually have metal parts for covering and for some specific purposes. (Example- iron in iron box) \n\nWhen handling these appliances there is always a chance for the live wire to make contact with the metal parts of the appliances by accident. And they acquire high potential. This, if we touch the appliances unknowingly it may lead fatal consequences.\n\nOn the other hand if these metal parts are properly earthed, if by accident live wire touches the metal parts then at once it is earth connected and  due to heavy current the fuse blows off, preventing any probable accident.
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PH\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\n \npH (potential hydrogen) is a measure of the activity of hydrogen ions (H+) in a solution and, therefore, its acidity or alkalinity. In aqueous systems, the hydrogen ion activity is dictated by the dissociation constant of water (Kw = 1.011 × 10−14 at 25 °C) and interactions with other ions in solution. Due to this dissociation constant a neutral solution (hydrogen ion activity equals hydroxide ion activity) has a pH of approximately 7. Aqueous solutions with pH values lower than 7 are considered acidic, while pH values higher than 7 are considered alkaline
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As you go down, the electrons occupy energy levels whose energy is greater. That is, they are farther away from the nucleus. For example an element in period 6 has its outtermost electrons in the n=6 energy level. These electrons have a greater potential energy than those in the n=2 level because they are farther away from the nucleus. This is similar to an object that is higher up: It has a greater gravitational potential energy. The size of the atom increases because as more electrons are present in an atom, the more energy levels they fill. The outtermost occupied energy level of an atom is what determines size.
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Depends on the thermoconductive properties of a certain material. Copper for example will heat up or cool down very fast.
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Under high heat or pressure, yes\nAt STP, no
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none to high (usa level)
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I assume you are talking about wainscoting, which is not a coat. It is a (usually) wood panel that only goes part way up a wall, topped by molding. See some pictures here: http://www.oakboards.com/products/wainscot.html
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I believe you posted in the wrong category.\nYou may want the science category, perhaps chemistry....
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There is a strong ionic bond between Ag+ and I- ions thanks to electrostatic attraction. This attractions makes the solid very solid (sable). That is why the melting point is rather high.\nThe attraction between the molecules of vanillin is much weaker, so this molecules can be separated by melting much easier. (This has been called quadrupole or octupole attraction, better known as vanderwaals force (cohesion)).\n\nTh
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100 % Chance. A dusease is like a magnet on iron so be carefukl
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That would be calcium phosphate.  It has a very high compressive strength.
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Bond and Talent.\nHere is an officiallink for you.
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Extra high voltage (EHV) refers to an electric potential difference as great as 275,000 volts. A power supply that provides an e.m.f. as great as 275,000 volt is known as an "EHV Power Supply". It is often used in experiments in Physics and Electrical Engineering.
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The higher the colder