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    Several millions of lead are consumed by world for the production of various substances mainly acid batteries[71%],pigment[12%],rolled extraction [7%], munition[4%],and cable sheathing[3%] these increased anthropological activities causes…

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    based on tests done on known pen inks. Understanding the history of chromatography can help us understand different uses of the technique. A Russian botanist invented chromatography to separate and distinguish plant pigment. Mikhail Semenovich Tsvett trickled a mixture of dissolved pigments through a glass tube filled with a tight calcium carbonate…

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    Stroop Effect Essay

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    consisted of names of colors printed in black ink. The second list consisted about name of colors in incoherent pigments. The purpose of this experiment was to see if participants would take more time naming the colors that are in incoherent pigments then the ones that are printed in standard black ink. The results indicated that participants took 74% longer In the incoherent pigments than in the black printed…

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    Pseudomonas Aeruginosa

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    DISCUSSION: Pseudomonas aeruginosa was selected to study their antimicrobial activity due to the production of pyocyanin, an antimicrobial phenazine pigment. For this study different clinical specimen were collected and from these P. aeruginosa was isolated. To isolate good pyocyanin producing P. aeruginosa, repeated plating of all the isolates on cetrimide agar helped in final selection of the 5 isolates. To examine the antimicrobial activity of those isolates, in vitro inhibition by cross…

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    Introduction Phytoplankton require nutrients and light to survive. Certain nutrients are a limiting factor in phytoplankton competition and composition. Some phytoplankton are limited by nitrogen while others may be limited by phosphorus (Quigg, 2016). The experiment in this paper will determine if a body of water is limited by nitrogen or phosphorus by running a resource limitation assay. Nutrient levels in bodies of water may change seasonally in a natural way (Vanni and Temte, 1990).…

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    created and influenced by the Renaissance to those created to express a new and emerging Industrial Era. Looking over the virtual art exhibit the display begins with examples of art created and influenced by the Renaissance followed by examples new pigments, collapsible paint tubes and storage that allowed painters to leave the studio and paint wherever they wished. With substantial information provided on the creation of impressionism during the time period the exhibit ends with a couple of…

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    A Motility Test Lab Report

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    I. INTRODUTION The worldwide the bacterial community includes billions of microorganisms. Microbiologist and other scientists are constantly working of identifying species and classifying them by morphological, biochemical and molecular tests. This is valuable to the medical community, as some of these microorganisms are pathogens, but also to other industries such as pharmaceuticals, foods and drinks production, ecological, agriculture and biotechnology as humans have used bacteria for years…

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    Powder Coating Research

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    fusion-bonded epoxy and acrylics, usually on automobile finishing. To produce the powdered finishing, polymer granules are mixed with pigments and powder ingredients. The mixture is heated in an extruder. It is then cooled and rolled flat before being broken into pieces. The chips are then milled to be produced as powder. Given that you can mix any type of pigment into the mixture, the colors you can produce are limitless.…

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    were familiar with. Around 3000 bc., the faster, less detailed hieratic script was developed to be used for everyday purposes. Scribes held high positions in Egyptian society. They carved hieroglyphs into stone and wrote on papyrus with rich mineral pigments such as red ocher and black from charcoal. On one of the sides of my pyramid, I wrote above the painting using different symbols to convey the evolution of ancient egyptian writing. In addition, I dedicated another side of the pyramid to the…

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    outside, then leave them. Is there an effect on plants in the colored light, or is it just the same. Part of the plant is the chlorophyll, which is the part of that is responsible for the pigment or color found in the organism. It is responsible for the green color of plants, except in the fall where the pigment changes to red, yellow, or orange. This happens because the chlorophyll in the plant start to die out as the seasons start getting colder. It is formed only where there is light in…

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