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    Hydrazine Research Paper

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    Hydrazine (N2H4) is a colorless, oily liquid that has an odor similar to ammonia. Other names for Hydrazine include Diamine, Nitrogen hydride, Diazine, and Levoxine. Its molecular weight is 32.05 g/mol and it is miscible in water. Its boiling point is 113.5 degrees Celsius at 760 mm Hg and its melting point is 2.0 degrees Celsius. Most people can smell hydrazine when present at concentrations of 2.0–8.0 parts per million (Choudhary G). “It is known for its corrosive and strong reducing…

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    Jell-O Research Paper

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    has many flavors and colors. Jell-O is really easy to make. Jell-O’s main ingredient is gelatin. Sometimes, Jell-O is even called gelatin. Jell-O is made of water, sugar of artificial flavor, and artificial sweetener. Also, Jell-O is made of boiling hides of animals processed meat, such as cows or pigs. The urban legends claimed that Jell-O was made of horses or cows hooves, but that is not exactly true. Jell-O was invented in Le-Roy, New York by the Genusee Pure Food Company. First,…

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    BC the Emperor Darius (of what was then Persia) had invaded India where he had found, “a reed which gives honey without bees.”9. But of course it’s not 100% proven that this is true. Officially, Sucrose was discovered in India in 6 century AD by boiling cane juice.1 In 1747 Andreas Sigismund Marggra (A German scientists) was examining sugar beets when he discovered sucrose.1 Later in 1802, Franz Achard (who was a student of Marggra) was the first to set an industrial process for its…

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    The Summary of and Response to “The Student Fear Factor” Resilience can make difficult times easier to bear. For instance, people can learn how to change negative thoughts into positive ones by using confidence to their advantage. Learning how to use confidence can help each individual strive for their own happiness. The fear management strategy I liked from Cox’s article is to re-define success and failure. Resilience is something that’s been honed into my mind after I started living apart…

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    For my project, I chose to make an illustration. In the picture I have a breast cancer ribbon, a pot of boiling water, a prokaryote, a chromosome, a pedigree, and a factory to represent human impact, a flower to represent photosynthesis, a food chain, an energy pyramid, an embryo, humans evolving, a biomolecules chart, and the phases of mitosis. I drew a breast cancer ribbon because we talked about different types of cancer. There are many factors that go into the diagnosis of cancer. A lot of…

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    Retrospective diagnosis is examining the evidence/archives from ancient medicine or any other era and comparing that data to today’s era of medicine, or it can be to diagnose a patient from the past with today’s knowledge by using the documents and/or artifacts that may be relevant or pertain to the patient. Therefore, this paper is going to examine how retrospective diagnosis works, examples of retrospective diagnosis, it’s strengths and weaknesses, and why retrospective diagnosis is important…

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    Dante’s Inferno is considered one of the best works of humanity. In Inferno, Dante literally puts all kind of men into hell for their sins; from great kings to slaves, from every type of ethnicity, race, country and anything else a man identifies by. Based on Christian doctrines of his time, Dante has taken revenge over all kind of figures that he knew by. Furthermore, Inferno is filled with allegories and represents a deep literature. In this essay, we will discuss about the uses and…

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    If you had diabetes back in the 1900's you had to check your blood sugar every week by boiling your blood on the stove. If the boiling blood turned black, you knew you were going to die soon. Corrie Ten Boom was the first licensed women watchmaker in Holland. Before Holland was invaded, they remained neutral in the war. However, when Holland got bombed by Germany they surrendered quickly after. After Holland was invaded, the citizen’s curfew was 10 pm, they had to turn in their radios, and…

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    What Drove the Sugar Trade? In 1492 Christopher Columbus introduced Sugarcane to the Caribbean. But the first recording of sugar shipment wasn’t until 1317 being shipped to England. Even the Greeks and the Romans knew about what sugar was. By the 1500's a global sugar market was a fairly new thing at the time. In 1655 the British captured Jamaica from the Spanish and eventually became the biggest sugar trader. But with all that has happened what really drove the trade? Sugar was used as a…

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    inventions helped people perform certain tasks more efficiently and rely less on human labor. The steam engine, spinning jenny and the cotton gin are examples of inventions during this time. The steam engine does mechanical work by using steam from boiling water to power it. In 1698 Thomas Savery patented the first commercially used steam engine. Before the invention of the steam engine a factory had to be placed close to a source of water to get power but with the invention of the steam…

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