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The tanker was carrying polyester resin, a flammable substance, causing greater casualties when the tanker burst in flames.
The electrons excite electrons in the chemical elements in the substance, causing them to emit X rays that the microscope then reads.
Exposing the skin to ultraviolet rays excites molecules of the ingested substance, causing damage to tissue — severe redness and sunburn, for example — that is almost immediately apparent.
Ben Soud was also treated with the same frigid-water dousing and plastic-sheet coating that Salim received, only Ben Soud reported the freezing water being treated with a gel-like substance, causing it to stick to his body.
"It describes a substance causing a psychoactive effect on a person as, 'if, by stimulating or depressing the person's central nervous system, it affects the person's mental functioning or emotional state'.
Contador told Reuters on Friday that he was at "rock bottom" and that antidoping rules should be changed to allow athletes to have small traces of clenbuterol in their urine without the substance causing an antidoping violation.
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"Further tests continue, but at this point it is unlikely that any foreign substance caused the reported symptoms".
Animal tests, for instance, can determine that a substance causes liver damage, cancer, heart problems or birth defects, but not why it does so.
The light energy released is derived from electron displacements within the crystal lattice of such a substance caused by previous exposure to high-energy radiation.
But some sort of banned substance caused him to fail the test, and if he really has nothing to hide, he needs to say what it was.
The addition of thermal energy to a substance causes an increase in temperature.
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