Bubble

Sundays and youth group on Wednesdays for the first decade and a half of my life but it was only a routine, nothing more. This routine has been instilled in me since I first saw the light of day seventeen years ago yet I’ve never left my metaphorical bubble. I had grown up protected and shielded from the outside world and both the horrors and wonders it holds. When I transitioned out of Mennonite middle school, I was thrown into the deep end at a school where I knew no one and I couldn’t rely on…

7. If during the experiment an air bubble leaked into the eudiometer tube while it was being inverted in the water bath than the measured volume of hydrogen gas would be off. Ultimately the measured volume of hydrogen gas would be too high because the gas being recorded would not only include hydrogen gas, but the air that leaked into the eudiometer as well. Because the volume of hydrogen gas would be too high the calculated molar volume of hydrogen would also be too high. This is because to…

My whole life I have habitually fell upon my innate skillsets to tackle tasks and in turn have only attempted to do activities that I knew I would do well in. One reason I registered for this course was to break this comfort bubble that I have allowed myself to live in and lace my hands the other way. This thought presented in the reading struck me because it phrased the awkwardness of switching hand position as something to be valued. I have never really considered this approach to tackling…

project involves soda bubbles and temperature. I chose this project because I’m interested in the viscosity(a chemical in soda) that is part of a soda/liquid, and how the viscosity is affected by the temperature of the liquid. I am also interested in bubbles specifically their length of time, so it would be interesting to see how the length of time is affected by temperature. The question that I am going to answer is, how does the temperature of soda affect the length of time of bubbles? The…

EC3213: Money, Credit, and Banking. Lecturer: Mr. Don Walshe The Cure and the Cause: The Monetary Policy surrounding the Japanese Asset Price Bubble. Student Name: Louise Fitzgerald Student Number: 110330341 Word Count: Introduction: The Japanese Asset Price Bubble of the late eighties bears a lot of semblance to the recent UK/US Financial Crisis. A boom and bust in the stock and housing markets, an excessive amount of bad lending by banks and economic growth that had stopped are some…

Causes of the Great Depression include the following: Federal Reserve Money supply decreased and prices dropped Banks failed Low investment return Consumers withdrew funds International Trade Tariffs of 100% were imposed on raw materials entering the United States, thus the exporting countries imposed tariffs of their own. www.minneapolis.fed.org Which do you think was most damaging to the country’s economy? The failure of the Nation’s banks and the Stock Market crash, caused two-fold…

Purpose What makes the best bubble solution? In order to make a best bubble solution, I have to use detergent, corn syrup, water, and glycerin. By the best, I mean a mixture that creates a solution which will last long. Acknowledgments I would like to thank everyone who helped me make my project successful. First of all, I would like to thank my teacher Mr. Mackey’s help. He provided the instructions and explained how to do an essay and a poster board. Secondly, I would like to thank you my…

inevitably be interpreted by people who view it. They may take this information and further encode the what they see appropriating it with its own new interpretation to be decoded. In Jeff Koons life sized porcelain sculpture titled Michael Jackson and Bubbles he uses appropriation techniques to create a dialogue between the encoded and decoded messages the piece could create as well as the different reading it could elicit. Jeff Koons is an artist who is not a stranger to controversy and people…

What are the bubbles you are measuring in this lab? Why do the bubbles tell you how fast photosynthesis is occurring? The bubbles are measuring how much oxygen the plant is producing based on the settings. The bubbles tell you how fast photosynthesis is occurring by the amount that are produced. The more bubbles, the faster photosynthesis is occurring and the less bubbles, the slower photosynthesis is occurring. 8. Why is it important that…

Hanna Burmeister JMC:1200:A06 17/11/17 TED Talk Analysis The TED talk I decided to analyze is Eli Pariser’s talk called “Beware Online ‘Filter Bubbles’”. In the talk, Pariser discusses how Google and other online media forms, are confining users by creating what he calls “filter bubbles”. These bubbles form when online sites tailor their services, including news, videos, and search results, to their user’s personal preferences. While this personalization may sound promising, it can actually lead…