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Dive into the core principles of international macroeconomics with these Chapter 1 notes for UCL’s ECON0016 (Term 2). This concise yet comprehensive document breaks down the concept of global imbalances and explores the balance of payments, current account vs. financial account, net international investment position (NIIP), and the key drivers behind trade deficits and surpluses. Real-world case studies (such as the United States, the United Kingdom, China, and Germany) illustrate how persiste...

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In-depth description of all content covered in the course, with added critically analysed studies and extra reading. Everything you need to know for the exam.

Overview of the major neural tube defects (NTDs) affecting human development. Poster covers how the neural tube closes, and why failure at closures of the cranial or caudal neuropores can result in NTDs. The poster also summarises some of the environmental and genetic causes of NTDS, as well as current preventative measures.

These set of notes contains all that you might need to know for the first half of the CHEM0033 course at UCL. This is an FHEQ Level 6/Level 7 course in organic chemistry. Content is taken from lecture notes, readings, and textbooks.

This document provides a detailed, in-depth examination of actinides, providing everything you need to know for the exam, focusing on their radiation types (alpha, beta, gamma), decay processes, and the measurement of radiation activity and dose. It outlines historical discoveries by Marie Curie and the development of non-fission applications such as uranium glass, thorium gas mantles, and 241Am smoke detectors. The section on nuclear applications highlights the processes of uranium enrichment, ...

The document provides an in-depth exploration of the lanthanide series, providing everything you need to pass the exam, covering their unique chemical properties, oxidation states, electron configurations, and the lanthanide contraction. It explains how lanthanides are extracted from ores and separated, highlighting large-scale industrial methods like solvent extraction and smaller-scale techniques like ion-exchange chromatography. Key applications such as lasers, fiber optics, magnets, and the...

Whether you're a radiography student, a healthcare professional, or simply interested in medical imaging, this content will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of soft tissue radiography and its role in modern healthcare

This unique revision resource is a copy of the maths AA SL formula booklet. Unlike the usual formula booklet this is annotated with methods, notes and key facts which are extremely useful to help understanding and applying the content of IB AA MATHS SL