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I have read the documentation of Wakelet. And I'm sure I'm using the right cookie based on the documentation of Wakelet. But it's still showing up with the random generated image.
A:
It's not possible to use wakelet to show contents of script tags, because they have no ids or classes to use as a selector (via a link).
You can, however, show the content of an element that does have an ID:
var contents = document.getElementById("random-image-content").innerHTML;
The reason that this works is that most script tags are in the bottom of the body, before the tag. And the tag has an inherent id (so it's available through document.getElementById).
The use of powders and aerosols of certain constituents for purposes of forming various types of mixtures or dispersions is known to the art. Powders can be formed into a finely divided, homogeneous mixture that can be used to form a mixture or dispersion by mixing with a liquid. The liquid can act as a carrier for the powder constituent in the mixture.
In the field of paper coating, inks are coated onto various types of paper substrates by means of a process which is called electrocoating. In electrocoating, a conductor is immersed into an aqueous ink dispersion to be coated onto the surface of a substrate. A voltage is then applied to the conductor and a current is passed through it. This current generates an electrostatic charge on the surface of the conductor, which attracts and deposits the ink particles onto the surface of the paper or paperboard. The quality of the coating can be improved by regulating the voltage and current of the process. Some of the reasons for the improvement in quality include the spread of an electrostatic field generated by the charge across the surface of the conductor and the frictional forces created by the electric current causing the charged ink particles to adhere to the surface of the paper.
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