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Developments in frozen transport in the 19th century established the inter- national food market. In 1877, a cargo of frozen meat was sent from Buenos Aires to France. The following year 5000 frozen mutton carcasses were transported from Paraguay to France. In 1880, the SS Strathleven arrived in London with a cargo of 40 tons of frozen Australian beef, and by 1910

Transport layer protocol is to reate a process-to-process communication Provide control mechanisms Provide a connection mechanism for the processes

Introduction Single thread for multiple transport protocols Motivation Server design and process structure An iterative example Concurrent multiprotocol servers

1. Choose the correct path taken by a pair of electrons as it travels down the e ectron transport chain:

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