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SRGT1405 and SRGT1409 FALL VIDEO FINAL DEMO
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In this 7-minute primer, we talk about fabric preparation.
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Building an Excel Spreadsheet, populating it with data and generating a graph.
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Dr. James K. Meen, Researcher and Professor at the University of Houston, on a lecture about Superconductors: some of the most amazing materials in current science and engineering!
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In this 7-video, we keep an eye on our thermometer until we reach 180F. When we get there, we add a small quantity of vinegar to acidify the bath and fix the dye in the textile.
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In this 11-minute video, we calculate how little dye we need for silk and prep our dye bath.
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In this 10-minute video, we add our mordant, white vinegar, to the dye bath and refresh our dye jars to bind the dye to the fiber.
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In this 17-minute, we go over the recipe for acid dye and prepare our dye bath for the first phase of our acid dye.
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In this 8-minute video, we go over adding and dissolving our disperse dye in order to prepare our dye bath. We add the fabric and bring up the bath to 220F in order to maximize color yield.
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In this 10-minute video, we discuss color temperature and lay the foundation for our color wheel.
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10. The patient's temperature is 38.3 degrees Celsius. Calculate the temperature in Fahrenheit.
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9. The patient's temperature reads 99.2 degrees Fahrenheit. Calculate the temperature in degrees Celsius.
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