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Jose L Ortiz
SEPTEMBER 18
1956






A MASTER INDENTIFICATION OF MY PERSON




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PERIODIC TABLE AND ATOMIC DATA
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An anion is a negative ion—an extra electron is present.
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NO.!
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flir urlltl& N ‘refr—es a poaits—e e)rctroo ~ — dian—ra lu stable c C”. penellaled by am’.Ahrt hyo—en neckue, chues .0 N with wth ,etrape. The cycle comlapses wiul li—fly the Vo— ily&Orn neckie causes N’ So be cointzted to Sir nrtgmai C’ with the curution of a helium nucleus
GLOSSARY OF NUCLEAR TERMS
The chemical and physical properties of the elements are periodic functions of their atomic structure. Therefore, atoms with sinular structure have properties which repeat at regular intervals.

A periodic table show, the similarity between elements at regular intervals and thus permits systematic study of their properties.

Dmltri Mendeleev in 1 869 created the first periodic arrangement that satisfactorily accounted for gaps in previous tables, His arrangament is the basis for all modem periodic tables.

Lethar M y.r, working at the same time, first presented graphs showing the periodic nature of various properties of the elements. His work is the basis for modem graphs showing periodic functions,

In a periodic table the number of the horizontal period (1. 2,3,4, 5,6, or 7) is identical to the number of orbit8 in any element shown in that period. The oniy exception is No. 46, palladium.

The ,lem.nta in each vertical group resemble each other closely in various properties. Also, elements in the A groups have characteristics similar to B group elements of the same column number.

As an example of group similarity, note that copper, silver, and gold (group lB) are all heavy metals, are not highly reacLive, are found In a relatively free state and each contains one electron in its outer orbit,

The inert gases (column 0) are a striking example of periodic slm5artIy In that none of them unite with other elements to term compounds. This is caused by each having all of its electron orbits filled to capacity.

Most of the vertical groups show impressive similarities between their elements. Reference to a basic chemistry manual will explain these properties.

The rare earth elements (57 to 71) and the uranium metal aense (89 to 103) have striking similarities within their own groups. Further study of these unusual elements is suggested.

—i—tary particles are the building blocks of all matter. True elementary particles cannot be broken into smaller units and have no Internal structure.

Substsmlc particle, are components of atoms, They are classified into three families _photons, hadrons and leptons — according to their mode of interaction.

A photon is a particle or quantum of light energy. It is the only particle which interacts electromagnetically. It is postulated a. the carrier of electromagnetic force.

Haêiss are a class of subatomic particles which take part in strong nuclear interactions. Baryons and mesons are subclasses of particles within the hadron family.

A qaark lathe constituent particle of hadrons. It is a true elesessary particle.

The gives is postulated as a carrying particle for the strong nud,sr force which binds or “glues” quarks together.
A proton is a positively charged subatomic particle found in the nucleus of an atom. It is a member of the hadron family and is composed of quarks.

A neutron is an uncharged subatomic particle found in the nucleus of the atom. It is a member of the hadron family and is composed of quarks.

Leptons are a class —f subatomic particles which take part in weak nuclear interactions.

The boson is postulated as a carrying particle for the weak nuclear force associated with leptons.

An electron is a negatively charged subatomic particle which orbits around the nucleus of an atom, It is a member of the lepton family. Electrons, unlike protons, are true elementary
particles.

An atom is the smallest identifiable unit of a given type of matter. Further division would destroy the atom and convert it to energy and subatomic particles.

A molecule is the smallest identifiable unit of a given substance. Further division would destroy the identity of the substance by converting it into its individual atoms.

An element is a substance composed of one type of atom.

A compound isa substance composed of two or more types of atoms.

A molecule of an element is usually made up of one atom of that element, but in some cases—such as gaseous elements—a molecule may contain


An anion is a negative ion—an extra electron is present.
more than one identical atom,

An atom is a miniature planetary system consisting of a nucleus or center around which revolves one or more electrons.

Atomic number is the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom. Atomic number can also be regarded as the magnitude of the positive charge in the nucleus.
The total number of electrons in the orbits of an atom is equal to the number of protons in the nucleus. Therefore, the negative electron charge is equal to the positive proton charge. See the atomic structure diagram on this chart.

A nucleon is either a neutron or proton, The term refers to a component of the nucleus.
Atomic weight is the relative weight of an atom when a specific isotope of the carbon atom is assigned a value of 12.

A single atom of a light element may weigh more than an atom of a heavier element. One example is the atomic weight of oxygen and carbon. The atoms of the light element maybe spaced more loosely than in the heavier element.

Mass number is the total number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom. The atomic weight of an element is influenced by the number of neutrons in its nucleus. See isotope.

An ion is an atom that has lost or acquired an electron, thus changing it from a neutral to an either positive or negative state. Ionization potential is the energy required to remove an elactron from an atom, thus forming a positive ion,

Valence number is the number of electrons that an element will lose, gain or share when it forms a compound. Positive valence exists when electrons are lost; negative valence exists when electrons are gained.

The valence orbit is the outermost orbit of an atom. TI—is orbit largely determines the chemical properties of an element. Similar outer orbits denote similar chemical characteristics. The inner orbit of an atom never contains more than 2 electrons; the outer orbit never contains more than 8 electrons— No. 46, palladium, is the only exception.

An isotope is a variation of an atom or eldment that is chemically identical but with a different number of neutro,n— in its nucleus. Therefore, an isotope has a different atomic weight and mass number than its counterpart.
Some elements have no natural variations or isotopes. Other elements may have from two to ten natural isotopes..

A radioactive isotope is an atom that constantly emits nuclear energy. Such isotopes are found naturally but more often are created in nuclear laboratories..

Half-life Is a measure of the rate of disintegration of. a radioactive substance. Half-life is the time required f—r a substance to give up one-half of its radioactive energy.

Nuclear fisaion is the process of disrupting the nucleus of an atom so that different nuclei are formed along with the release of great quantities of energy.

Thermonuclear fusion is the process of uniting two or’ more
nuclei to create a different nucleus with subsequent tremendous release of energy.

Solar energy is created by thermonuclear fusion. Broadly stated, four hydrogen nuclei unite to form one helium nucleus with release of radiant energy. See front-of chart.

Alpha ray’s are streams of helium nuclei emitted from radioactive substances. An alpha particle is a helium atom without its two electrons; thus it bears a double positive charge.

Beta rays are streams of electrons emitted during radioactive decomposition. A beta particle has a negative charge arid has 1/1845 the mass of an alpha particle.

Gamma rays are high frequency energy radiations released during radioactive processes. Gamma rays are similar to X.rays and fall between them and cosmic rays on the radiant spectrum.

Radioactivity varies in intensity. Alpha rays can be shielded with paper but heavy lead foil is required for beta rays. The dangerous gamma rays require extensive shielding precautions..

Einstein—s theory of relativity is closely related to the ma’ssenergy concept of the atom. One teaching of the theory states that the energy that can be released from a given quantity of matter is equivalent to its mass multiplied by the speed of light squared. The well known Emc2 equation.


Mathematical Evolution
Quantificationsi Endeavor

Mass Movement/Pertaining to the Mau&to Master

An anion is a negative ion—an extra electron is present.


Idcntity///Identify//Ildentification
The transaction therein.




The science that investigates the Princqles governing correct or reliable inference. A particular methed or or argiinentation4 The system or principles of reuonmg applicable to a branch of krnwledge or study. The consistency to be dicerned in a woTk of art, gi*Icuj, etc. 1 1~— arrangement of circuitry in a computer. A circuit or circuits designed to perform fimctions defincd in terms of mathom—ic.

PoofReadinaiProfeciorgl Evidence/Anslogical Tenns/Pi—~fotmd ProformalProduce/Pro-fit.

Evidence sufficient to establish a thing as true or believable. Anything serving as such evidence. The art of testing or trying anything; test trial;. To put a thing to the proof: 11 ‘—‘ establishment of the truth of anything//I demonstration. (In judicial proceedings) evidence that seems to substantiate a corraborate, a charge or allegation. An aritlni’—.~tical operation serving To check conec~u of a calculation. A sequence of steps, or demonstrations that leads to a valid conchision. A test to determined quality, durability, etc, of materials used in manufacture.

Co-oi’--~linsnce:
The i trea—nt of Magnitude, relationship between figures and forms.
Relative quantities expressed symbolically.
Procedures.
CORDIAL




ACCORD / REMEMBRANCE



A. TO BE IN AGREEMENT OR HARMONY



B. TO MAKE AGREE OR CORRESPOND



C. TO GRANT BESTOW



D. TO SETTLE /RECONCILE



E. TO HARMONIZE UNIFICATION



F. CONCURRENCE OF OPPINION OR WILLS



G. AN INTERNAL AGREEMENT WITHOUT EXTERNAL COMPULTION OR SUGGESTION.




(VOLUNTARILY)



REM

RAPID EYE MOVEMENT




REMISSION;



A. THE ACT OF REMITTING



B. PARDON; FORGIVENESS, AS OF SINS OR OFFENCES.



C. ABATEMENT OF DIMINUTION, AS OF DILLIGENCE, LABOR,OR INTENSITY,



D. A TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT DECREASE SUBSIDENCE OF MANIFESTATIONS OF A DICEASE.



E. A PERIOD DURING WHICH SUCH A DECREASE OR SUBSIDENSE OCCURS.









An anion is a negative ion-an extra electron is present.
ACENTUAT ION

MEMOIR



ACCED /ACCENT /ACCESSION



A. AC /ALTERNATE CURRENT



B. ALTERNATE-TO INTERCHANGE REPEATEDLY AND REGULARLY WITH ONE ANOTHER IN TIME OR PLACE.



C. TO CHANGE BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN STATES, ACTIONS.



D. TO TAKE TURNS.
ELECTRICITY



A. TO REVERSE IN DIRECTION OR SIGN PERIODICALLY.



B. TO PERFORM OR DO IN SUCESSION OR ONE AFTER THE OTHER.



C. TO INTERCHANGE SUCCESSIVELY OR REPEATELY ONE FOR ANOTHER.



D. RECIPROCAL /MUTUAL



E. ALTERNATE ACTS OF KINDNESS.



F. EVERY SECOND ONE OF A SERIES.



G. PLACED SINGLY AT DIFFERENT HIGHTS OF THE AXIS, ON EACH SIDE IN SUCCESSION OR AT DEFINITE ANGULAR DISTANCES FROM ONE ANOTHER.




ALTER-NATION


A. (ALTERNATION) THE ACT OF ALTERNATING OR THE STATE OF BEING ALTERNATED.




An anion is a negative ion-an extra electron is present.
B. ALTERNATE SUCCESSION, REPEATED ROTATION.



C. THE ALTERNATION OF THE SEASONS.



D. VARIATION IN THE FORM OF A LINGUISTIC UNIT AS IT OCCURS IN DIFFERENT ENVIROMENTS OR UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS.






ALTERNATION OF GENERATIONS









An anion is a negative ion-an extra electron is present.
ARGURY / PRESSAGE



PRESENTIMENT / FOREBODING



A. TENDENCY I INCLINATION


B. COMPUTATION /CALCULATION


C. DIRECTION /CONVEYANCE
DENOTING MOVEMENT;


PLACE TO PLACE



TRANSFER / TRANSMIT / TRANSPLANT



BEYOND



TRANSMONTAIN I TRANSNATIONAL / TRANSSIBERIAN



A PREFIX USED IN THE NAMES OF CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS THAT



ARE GEOMETRIC ISOMERS HAVING TWO IDENTICAL ATOMS OR



GROUPS ATACHED OR OPPOSITE SIDES OF A MOLECULE DIVIDED



BY A GIVEN PLANE OF SIMETRY.


GEOGRAPHICAL TRACKING METAPHOR

GEOMETRICS


SIMPLEX /COMPLEX


SIMILARITY / SIMPLIFIED



ISOMER


ISOMETRIC EXERCISE


ISSUE;




An anion is a negative ion-an extra electron is present.
A. THE ACT OF SENDING OUT OR PUTTING FORTH (PROMULGATION

B. DESIGNATING (METHODS OF PROJECTION) in which a three
DIMENCIONAL OBJECT IS REPRESENTED BY A DRAWING HAVING



THE HORIZONTAL EDGES OF THE OBJECT DRAWN USSUALLY AT



THIRTY DEGREES ANGLE AND ALL VERTICAL PROJECTED PERPENDICULARLY FROM A HORIZONTAL BASE.









An anion is a negative ion—an extra electron is present.
MATURE tHEM I AT / I I CALL




CFC: Chloro fluorocarbon
C.F.I.; Cost, freight and insurance C.F.O./// Chief financial Officer
CFS: Cubic feet per second
C.G. Center of Gravity/Coast Guard! Commanding General/Consulate cGMP: Cyclic GMP
cgs or CGS or c.g.s. Ii centimeter gram second CH., champion/channel / chapter/church

ch., chaplain/chapter

c.h., Clearinghouse/courthouse/custom house


Power Structure: The system of authority or influence in goverment politics, education,etc. The people who participate in such a system. The corraboration proportionate to such calorif ic effect.


Managerial translation of emancipation/Structural dicipline.


Categorical constituency of specific and translation thereof.

Integral fluency hence constitutional amendment.

Opportunity provided from Resource and Circumference.

Totalitarian procedure, calculous.


Economical inference influx characteristics.



Judicial and orthopedical participation, comprehending dicipline, incorporations, procedure in leu of communion.


The benefactor in procedure, characteristics, and integrity.

Conditional/Unconditional Sucess in mass formation.

Sensitivity/sensibility


Applicational status




Enclosure


EO









An anion is a negative ion-an extra electron is present.
CORD IAL



ACCORD / REMEMBRANCE



A. TO BE IN AGREEMENT OR HARMONY



B. TO MAKE AGREE OR CORRESPOND



C. TO GRANT BESTOW



D. TO SETTLE /RECONCILE



E. TO HARMONIZE UNIFICATION



F. CONCURRENCE OF OPPINION OR WILLS



G. AN INTERNAL AGREEMENT WITHOUT EXTERNAL COMPULTION OR SUGGESTION.




(VOLUNTARILY)



REM

RAPID EYE MOVEMENT



REMISSION;


A. THE ACT OF REMITTING



B. PARDON; FORGIVENESS, AS OF SINS OR OFFENCES.



C. ABATEMENT OF DIMINUTION, AS OF DILLIGENCE, LABOR,OR INTENSITY,



0. A TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT DECREASE SUBSIDENCE OF MANIFESTATIONS OF A DICEASE.



E. A E’ERTOD DURING WHICH SUCH A DECREASE OR SUBSIDENSE OCCURS.




An anion is a negative ion-an extra electron is present.









An anion is a negative ion-an extra electron is present.
Jyly 7, 2002

Photosynthesis

PH. -Phenomena
PH.D= Doctor of philosophy
PHE= Pheriilalanine
Phenom / Phenology I Phenocryst / Phe.no.e.me.ndo.lo.gy I Phenomenom I Phenology / Pho.nom
Photo-phetic I Photoactivation Photochemistry / Photocell / Photochronograph / Phtocompose I
Photoconductivity / Photosphare / Photodrama.

Ste-si- say-saber-soy- ser.
JLOR

Movie Movement .Motion .Pictures .Mover

Metamorphosys









An anion is a negative ion-an extra electron is present.
July 7, 2002

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NEURON
Chemical Symbol-Neptunium
N.P.= 1-new paragraph 2. No protest. 3. Notary public 4. No pagination

NPR= National Public Radio
NR. near
NIRC.= Nuclear Regulatory Commission
ntsb= national transportation safety board
nu the 13—’ letter of the Greek alphabet, not before real time injustice;
(I)r. original. 2-oro. 3-ortho. 4-truth
OR operating system. 2- operations research. 3- Ortiz.
OR. orbital velocity. 2 ordeal. 3- ordain.
Opt. optative / optical / optician / optional I optoelectronics.
NUCLEAR~ Pertaining to or involving atomic weapons; nuclear war. Operated or powered by
Atomic Energy: A nuclear plant. Having atomic weapons.
Pertaining to or forming a nucleus: Nuclear Particles.

Nuclear Energy/Nuclear Medicine / Nuclear Physics I Nuclear Winter / Nucleus / Nuclear Reactor
Nuclear Weapons / Nucleonics I News I Numeric I Nuevo I Nuestro
Heat
Heat Capacity / Heat Exchange I Heat Transfer I Calor I Caliente I Calorific / Calculous / Caliber I
Radiante.

Physics I Physical I Physiology I Phenomenon I Facts / Fertile I Furious / Metaphysics

Jose Luis Ortiz Rodriguez
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Halogen

Mathematics I Arithmetics / Materia
Photo Variation / Photo play









An anion is a negative ion—an extra electron is present.
WAFT IS RATIO



RATIO




THE RELATION BETWEEN TWO SIMILAR MAGNITUDES WITH RESPECT TO THE NUMBER OF TIMES THE FIRST CONTAINS THE SECOND.



(SE—COND)


A. SE-(TO KNOW) TO PERCIEVE OR UNDERSTAND AS FACT OR TRUTH.

B. APPREHEND CLEARLY AND WITH CERTAINTY.

C. TO HAVE ESTABLISHED OR FIXED IN THE MIND OR MEMORY.

D. TO BE ABLE TO DISTINGUISH.
E. TO HAVE KNOWLEDGE OR CLEAR AND CERTAIN PERCEPTION.



(CONDITION)


A. A PARTICULAR MODE OF BEING OF A PERSON OR THING.


B- PER-SON I HUMAN RESOURCES I MATHEMATICAL BEHAVIOURS.


C. THING- GEOGRAPHY / FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTS


D. SITUATION WITH REGARDS TO CIRCUMSTANCES.




CIRCUMFERENCE



C.I .0.

CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS



A. STATEOFHEALTHIGLOBAL EFFECT


B. DECONSTITUTION / DECOR / DECORATION


C. DECIPHERATION /DIsFIGURATI0N



D. CORRUPTION /COLLITION COURSE OF ACTION


E. SOSIAL POSITION;


A. PRESENT STATISTICS


B. FUNTIONING STATUS


An anion is a negative ion-an extra electron is present.
C. PRO-VISION


A CIRCUMSTANCE INDISPENSABLE TO SOME RESULT









An anion is a negative ion—an extra electron is present.
Osmium: Atomic Information




Atomic number



Electron

configuration

Microsoft Illustration
Atomic symbol Name of element

Atomic weiight
Rankine Scale. See



“Rankine Scale,” Microsoft(R) Encarta(R) 96 Encyclopedia. (C) 1993-1995 Microsoft
Corporation. All rights reserved. (C) Funk & Wagnalls Corporation. All rights reserved.









An anion is a negative ion—an extra electron is present.
CURRICULUM VITAE

RADIO TELETYPE OPERATIONS.

RADiO-Electromagnetic radiation having frequencies in the range of approximately 10 KHZ to 300,000 MHZ.
A combining form with the meanings (RADIANT ENERGY). RadiometerlRadiowaves,(radiolocatiofl; radiotelephone). Emission of rays as a result of the breakup of atomic nuclei. (radioactivity; radiocarbon), (radiograph/radiotherapy). RADIOUS.

TEL E-TYPE.
IN_TE_LE_TYPEUFELECOMMUNICATIONIINTELLIGENCI
RADAR-RADIALI/RADIANT-RADICAL.

Radiological Warfare and process of solid state circuitry. Word processing, decoding and analogy of frequency controlled radioactive movement, decipheration.
Data analisys of origin, property, correspondence of circuitry/circulation.

lnternctlnet-work collection of potential characteristics, variability control, quality assurance.

Telegraph! relegraphic;
Of or pertaining to concise, clipped, or eliptical in style/telegraphic
speech, Telegrammatic/dispatch.
Distant communicative technology.

ANALOGY and ANALISYS of comparison, evolutionary comparability, compossure, complexity of chemical integrity.

An anion is a negative ion—an extra electron is present.
Lumen, unit of luminous flux, the visible energy emitted into a given solid angle by a light source per unit time. One lumen equals the flux emitted in a unit solid angle, or steradian, by a point source with a uniform intensity of one candela. The total luminous flux of a light source dMded by 411 equals the average candlepower of the source measured in all directions. See International System of Units.



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An anion is a negative ion-an extra electron is present.
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An anion is a negative ion—an extra electron is present.