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sents the potential for a single chemical bond. Count the number of holes present in the differently colored balls. Record your answers in Data Table 1. 2. On another sheet of paper, write out the electron configurations for carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, bromine, chlorine, and iodine. 3. On the basis of the number of holes and the electron configurations, identify the different colored balls as carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen. Label them in Data Table 1. (The colors of bromine, chlorine, and iodine have already been recorded for you.) 4. Record the electron configuration of each element and determine the number of unpaired electrons for each element in Data Table 1.

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Imagine working in an environment where you can dynamically obtain extra bandwidth to satisfy different operational requirements. Suppose it is 8:00 A.M. on a Tuesday after a long weekend. As workers arrive and discuss their weekend activities, your organization s requirement for bandwidth may be minimal. As the week progresses, the activity of your organization increases. Customers call in seeking support, employees access a variety of remote databases, and your organization s bandwidth requirements increase. The current bandwidth requirements of organizations are satisfied through the use of a fixed capacity local loop line linking organizational locations to each other or to different networks. Even when capacity to a degree appears variable, such as when using Frame Relay where it is possible to burst above your committed information rate (CIR), you can burst only up to the fixed line operating rate. Now imagine the use of communications lines connecting each organizational location to a network where each local loop line has such a large in fact, virtually unlimited transmission capacity. As your organizational requirements grow and you need more bandwidth, the transmission capacity of the line terminating device is so high that the requirements for additional bandwidth can be satisfied well into the current millennium without requiring a line upgrade. Does this sound like a fantasy The answer to this question depends on our time reference. While dynamic bandwidth on demand may not be ready for prime time while you read this book, within a few years it should be a reality. The key to its pending availability as well as the ability to obtain practical videoconferencing, multimegabit file transfers in a fraction of a second, movies on demand, and dynamic connections to distance learning centers, and satisfy other bandwidth-intensive applications will be obtained through the deployment of optical networking devices.

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