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case study;In contrast to neutral atoms, the field due to an ionized atom is strong, even at larger distances. The strong electric field of ions makes them strongly attracted to other atoms and molecules, to the point of being highly chemically reactive. Ionized atoms can be free radicals, which are atoms with a dangling bond that are highly reactive. In the human body, free radicals can react with DNA, leading to mutations and possibly cancer. Atoms become ionized when light with enough energy knocks off some of their electrons. Only light waves at the frequencies of X-rays and gamma rays have enough energy to ionize atoms and therefore lead to cancer. The cancer-causing power of only certain frequencies is why you can use your cell phone as much as you want, but you can only get an X-ray image taken on rare occasions. Free radicals occur naturally in your body. They only become dangerous when there are more free radicals than your body can handle.

But not all ions in the body are bad. Because of the charged nature of ions, the human body makes use of them to pass electric signals through nerves. The body also uses ions to control fluid levels and blood pressure. The most-used ions in the human body are sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium and chloride. Ions are also created whenever you electrostatically charge an object, such as when you rub a balloon on your hair. For this reason, your clothes dryer machine can be thought of as an ion maker. As clothes rub together in the machine, electrons get knocked from one atom to another. The result is the all-too familiar static cling. Electricity and strong electric fields do good job of creating ions (think lightning).

questions

1.introduce the value added parameter of exchange as a component of the reviewed analytical chains of surplus in business law applicationseconomics

2.specialize your understanding to explain how rationality plays a part in the realization of the produce at any given price.

3.what are the possible interrogationswhen explain the business law impact of the path of micro-economics?

4.what is the alternative objective explanation for the predecessor of the above?

5.generate the relevance of accountancy in the achievement of proper management accounting and financial accounting for sane business law applications

6.interlate the gain maximum benefit attributable to management team or advisor in business law extensions to economics

7.when inferior goods are rejected in the goods market; formulate some basic roots for channel to deal with such a phenomena as discussedin businesslaw

8.what are the guidelines of the Articles of ostentation (snob appeal or conspicuous consumption) that support business law

9.help to come up with a description to link the Speculative demand and its curves in business law consensus

10.analyse the complimentary for commodities as in business law and economics