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    Hydrogen Sulphid Test

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    1.7.3.4. Hydrogen sulphid test (MacFaddine, 1980): Tubes of triple sugar iron agar media were inoculated by suspected culture through stabbing into the butt and the slant then covered with sterile melted paraffin wax and incubated anaerobically for 48 h at 37°C, appearance of blackening in the butt indicates H2S production. 1.7.3.5. Sugar fermentation test (Willis, 1977): Suspected culture was inoculated to 1% peptone water tubes containing 2% bromocresol purple and 1% quantities of the…

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    Tyler White CHEM151LL 13851 07/18/2017 Mole to Mole relationship and Empirical formula of a Hydrate Purpose: The purpose of this lab experiment is to determine the molar ratio between substances, and to write chemical equations. The second experiment is to determine the ratio of water in copper, and magnesium, which is obtained through burning the vapor using the Bunsen burner. Materials: Because the experiments were conducted online there wasn’t any use of materials, only digital ones, for…

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    Chemistry plays a vital role in everyday life even though it may not seem like it. One of these things include firearms, which exhibits chemistry throughout the whole entire process. They show chemical and physical properties ranging from the gunpowder to the actual process of firing a bullet. Gunpowder is what makes the whole reaction occur. Without the use of chemistry throughout a firearm, would make it useless and it wouldn't work. These uses of chemistry occurs so fast that you may not…

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    Conclusion: I predicted that liquid A was glycerine due to a calculated density of 1.38 g/mL. However I was wrong the actual density of liquid A was 1.38 g/mL and the substance was actually corn syrup. Therefore the percent of error for the density of liquid is 1%. For liquid B I had predicted that its substance would be Glycerine due to the calculated density of 1.19 g/mL. I was incorrect for the density of liquid B which was actually 1.26 g/mL, but because the calculated and actual densities…

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    Umama abid Lab Partners: Olivia, Emily Ms. Olenick SBI4U 9/23/2017 Analysis The solution in the dialysis tube turned bluish black in color due to the transfer of iodine from the beaker to the bag which contains starch and glucose . The solution in the beaker turned brown after Benedict’s test ( table 1) . This indicates that the dialysis tubing was permeable to both glucose and iodine but not starch ( work helper, 2017) . Starch didn't pass because the solution in the beaker which…

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    Nitrate Synthesis

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    2.3 Dissimilitary nitrate reduction According to Croal et al., (2004), bacteria such as Shewanella oneidensis can reduce Nitrate (NO3-) for the purpose of assimilation and in this research is consider only those that engage in dissimilatory nitrate reduction Ammonium (DNRA). Which is the process of using (NO3-) as a terminal electron acceptor in anaerobic respiration. (NO3-)-reducing bacteria is mainly have habitat in freshwater and marine environments. They play significantly affect in the…

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    Metal Cations Lab Report

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    Day 2 of the experiment utilized Figure 5 to determine the metal cations present in an unknown solution #112. Each metal cation was confirmed or denied with ease, with the 2 cations present within Unknown #112 were correctly identified. Thus, Figure 5 was an accurate schematic to implement in this experiment. Following Figure 6, Unknown #112 was first added to HCl, forming a white, snow-like precipitate. The solution was decanted and separated to test the precipitate and solution, both of…

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    In this article we give a few tips to adequately unclogging a square toilet with a round plunger. The primary thing to acknowledge is that a standard sink plunger is most likely not going to be extremely compelling. This is on the grounds that it won’t have the capacity to make a watertight seal over the toilet deplete and will likewise be inclined to slippage. What you need is a unique kind of best toilet plunger called a flange plunger or pipe cup plunger. These plungers have an additional…

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    In 2014 alone, there were more than 42,700 people arrested for drunk driving across the state of Florida. As you are likely aware, the results from breath tests administered by the authorities are often used as grounds to make such arrests, and as evidence of intoxication at trial. In an effort to ensure the accuracy of these types of tests, the instruments used to conduct them are regularly inspected and calibrated. Breath tests used by law enforcement agencies in the state of Florida must be…

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    Prions, endospores, and mycobacterium all are extremely resistant to antimicrobial treatment. Prions are extremely small, even smaller than viruses. Heat or formaldehyde aren’t very effective against prions. Endospores are extremely resistant to harsh conditions as well. They can survive heat up to 100 degrees C, drying, radiation, and majority of chemicals. Mycobacterium are extremely resistant due to their waxy cell wall. This cell wall blocks many things from entering the bacteria, making it…

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