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Why did the merger of Bank of America and Nations Bank occur?️️this deal created the first coast to coast banking company - this deal will bring in more customers because it creates convenience when traveling from coast to coast (less fees etc.) when did the bank merger between Bank of America and Nations Bank occur? and Why?️️1998 - in 1994, federal law was passed that you could operate across any state as a bank - thus, this deregulation made it now legal which increased the lik...

Which of the following are characteristics of living systems? A. High degree of complexity and organization B. Extraction, transformation, and systematic use of energy to create and maintain structures and to do work C. Interactions of individual components are dynamic and coordinated D. A capacity for fairly precise self-replication while allowing enough change for evolution E. All of the above️️E. All of the above Which of the following structures are components of all living cells?...

four requirements of a good legal system️️• certainty • flexibility • 'knowability' • reasonableness classifications of law️️• subject matter • case law • statutory law • civil law • criminal law • public law • private law private law️️any law that deals with issues pertaining to private citizens public law️️any law dealing with issues that affect the entire society 51️️There are at least ____________ bodies of law in the United States. T...

What is the first step in finding the work?️️Determine who is preparing to build new projects and when they will be ready to start Intelligence Gathering️️Scoping out new work and finding out design starts and capital improvement campaigns Who is the one that is usually tasked with finding the work?️️Senior Estimators, Senior managers and business development personnel Major goal of construction firms?️️Be able to negotiate rather than just compete Public Projects️️Fun...

Microbiology️️Department that grows pathogenic microorganisms Urinalysis️️term used for the study of urine Hematology️️Term used for the study of whole blood Chemistry️️the study of analytes in serum or plasma Serology/Immunology️️The study of antibodies and antigens Immunohematology️️Department that tests donor blood with recipient plasma phlebotomy️️acquiring blood sample from patient STAT️️term used for the meaning "with haste" ASAP️️term used for...

C₂H₃O₂⁻️️acetate NH₄⁺️️ammonium CO₃²⁻️️carbonate ClO₃⁻️️chlorate ClO₂⁻️️chlorite CrO₄²⁻️️chromate Forces between atoms in a compound are ______________ ______.️️intramolecular forces Forces that act between molecules are ______________ ______.️️intermolecular forces _____ _________ have very strong bonds (attractive forces) so they

C₂H₃O₂⁻️️acetate NH₄⁺️️ammonium CO₃²⁻️️carbonate ClO₃⁻️️chlorate ClO₂⁻️️chlorite CrO₄²⁻️️chromate CN⁻️️cyanide Cr₂O₇²⁻️️dichromate H₂PO₄⁻️️dihydrogen phosphate HCO₃⁻️️hydrogen carbonate (or bicarbonate) HPO₄²⁻️️monohydrogen phosphate HSO₄⁻️️hydrogen sulfate (or bisulfate)

Forces between atoms in a compound are ______________ ______.️️intramolecular forces Forces that act between molecules are ______________ ______.️️intermolecular forces _____ _________ have very strong bonds (attractive forces) so they have high melting points and boiling points.️️ionic compounds ________ _________ have lower melting and boiling points because covalent bonds are not as strong as ionic bonds.️️covalent compounds Generally, intermolecular forces are much ____...

What are the five types of chemical reactions?️️combination, decomposition, singlereplacement, double-replacement, combustion What are the keys to predicting the products of the five general types of reactions?️️the number of elements and/or compounds reacting Classify each reaction and balance the equations.️️a. C3H6 + O2 > CO2 + H2O b. Al(OH)3 > Al2O3 + H2O c. Li + O2 > Li2O d. Zn + AgNO3 > Ag + Zn(NO3)2 a. combustion: 2 C3H6 + 9 O2 > 6 CO2 + 6 H2O b. decomposit...

Ionic Bond️️Force of attraction between two oppositely charged ions formed by one particle losing electrons and another gaining electrons; formed when one atom takes an electron from another atom--ions are the result (one positive, one negative)--they stick together because of opposite charges; difference between electronegativities is high; formula unit; metals--low electronegativity--lose electrons to form cations; nonmetals--high electronegativity--gain electrons to form anions; meta...