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    life and it is being absorbed by the ocean. Currently, the ocean is absorbing one-third of CO2 that has been admitted into the atmosphere. This lowers the amount of calcium carbonate in the seawater and without calcium carbonate, coral reef can’t grow. The acidification will impact many marine life directly that use calcium carbonate such as planktonic coccolithophores and other molluscs, corals, and coralline algae.…

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    Ocean Acidification Essay

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    Increased ocean acidification isn’t the only thing affecting the ocean, but it is very problematic because it erodes aragonite which is a mineral of calcium carbonate. In other words it kills corals and causes the hard exoskeleton to erode. Action needs to be taken to ensure the survival of corals and the creatures that rely on coral reefs to survive. Coral reefs are sources of food for millions of people, but also are sources of medicines. As coral reefs disappear so do the organisms that are…

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    reacted to form barium nitrate and silver chloride. The precipitate at station one was silver chloride. Both reactions at station two did not react. Station three had a reaction occur between sodium carbonate and calcium sulfate forming sodium sulfate and calcium carbonate. The precipitate was calcium carbonate. Station four formed a…

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    Flame Test Lab Report

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    under supervision of Abstract: In order to determine the identity of the compound we performed many experiments with a solution of the compound. These experiments included testing for all of the following ions; ammonium, halide, sulfate, carbonate, nitrate, and acetate. After comparing the results of these experiments we determined that our compound contained a halide. By using the flame test with a Bunsen Burner we also determined that our compound had a red colored flame leading us…

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    sensitive to environmental conditions in these younger stages.6 Some organisms start calcifying during these phases, so they are going to have to rely on another form During these phases of calcification, they will have to use a more soluble form of calcium carbonate than the one that is used in as an adult.6 Some of the animals have a slow development during their initial stage. There is even a high death rate because of the exposure to the acidified…

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    foundation organisms, such as living corals. Coral contains calcium carbonate, a mineral that is used to form the supporting skeletal structures found in many marine organisms (2 ). Calcium…

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    Unknown Lab Report

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    nitrate and 1.0 mL of nitric acid were used for the ion test. Ammonium chloride and calcium chloride were the two compounds that were tested on to see if either were the unknown compound. After obtaining a balanced chemical equation that would allow for the synthesis of calcium chloride, it was determined that 0.858 g of magnesium chloride and 0.902 g of calcium carbonate needed to be used in order for 1.000 g of calcium chloride to…

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    Chemistry Synthesis Essay

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    Bernardi et al., (46) assessed nanoparticle calcium carbonate (NPCC) by means of transmission electron microscopy and the effects of NPCC addition to MTA in regard to the setting time, dimensional change, compressive strength, solubility and pH. , The experimental groups were G1 (MTA), G2 (MTA with 5% NPCC) and G3 (MTA with 10% NPCC). The tests followed ISO and ADA standards. The dimensional change and compressive strength tests were measured immediately after setting, after 24 h and after 30…

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    The ocean is a vast vista of blossoming life and mysterious wonders that lurk in the deep. Our exquisite ocean is being ravaged through a process known as ocean acidification. Ocean acidification is the process of carbon dioxide and numerous gases being absorbed into the ocean, which raises the ocean’s pH, causing it to become more acidic. Contrary to popular belief, terrestrial vegetation does not intake all of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The ocean absorbs about fifty-percent of…

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    Unknown: Calcium Chloride

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    was that unknown was calcium chloride. This conclusion came from a couple of sources of reasoning. First, a number of compounds were present in the lab, and one of those had to be the unknown. Second, the unknown was white and spherical in shape, and so these characteristics were examined for in the possible compounds. Compounds that were sand-like in texture or liquid in their present physical state were passed over since none of those compounds could be the unknown. Calcium chloride physically…

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