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    fermentation results in the production of ethanol and carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide produced is evident in the form of bubbles. This type of fermentation is presented in experiments using Saccharomyces cerevisiae, or baker’s yeast. Saccharomyces cerevisiae is a form of unicellular fungi commonly used as a protein supplement and immune enhancer (Brewer's/baker's yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) and preventive medicine: Part II, 2008). The carbon dioxide produced in alcoholic fermentation is…

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    normally do, breathe. We inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide, we can’t stop ourselves from breathing. But, we can do many other things to stop ocean acidification. Other examples are, fossil fuels and factories. Ocean acidification is a big problem not only in America, but all around the world too. We know the cause of this great environmental problem, now, we just have to fix it. Not many people know what ocean acidification is. The rate of carbon dioxide has increased in the Earth’s…

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    vapor, carbon dioxide, methane and ozone.The greenhouse effect is when the gasses trap the sunlight, not making them bounce back to space, which creates the atmosphere to warm, thus making Earth hotter. What’s responsible for realising a large amount of carbon dioxide is the burning of fossils fuels. The Chevron Richmond refinery is known to burn fossil fuels to generate energy throughout Richmond, Ca. Since the Chevron Richmond refinery burns a lot of fossil fuels, it releases a lot of carbon…

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    of mountain homes and communities. While this loss is tragic, the effects of these natural occurring forest fires pose a problem for the earth’s air. Forest fires emit carbon-filled smoke into the atmosphere, and new forests’ growth is slow and not stable enough to produce the much needed oxygen into the newly, suffocating carbon air. Natural forest fires will eventually run their course, but left in the ashes are polluting gases that get trapped in the…

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    in the cytosol, then once glucose is broken down into pyruvate, and as it enters the mitochondrion it gets oxidized. After that, it now enters the next step, the Citric-Acid Cycle. During this time, the glucose is finally being broken down into carbon dioxide. That means that during the first two steps of cellular respiration, there are many redox reactions to transfer electrons throughout the electron transport chain. This chain is embedded in the inner membrane of the mitochondria. The…

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    the global warming is Carbon Dioxide. The carbon gas, which is emitted from nature is again reduced by trees which sink in the carbon gas. Major activities which cause the carbon dioxide emission are everyday human activities, industrial activities, deforestation and even some natural sources such as methane from cows. The source of this gas are both human and Natural which upsets the nature’s balance of the environment. Humans are one of the prime contributors of carbon dioxide through various…

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    The purpose of this lab was to analyze the impact different concentrations of bicarbonate solution had on the rate of photosynthesis in spinach disks. We derived a hypothesis that stated if the concentration of bicarbonate solution increased, the rate of photosynthesis would escalate causing the disks to rise faster to the top of the syringe. When conducting the baseline experiment using a 0.2% bicarbonate solution, the spinach disks starting rising around the ninth or tenth minute. However we…

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    effects on different developmental stages in the growth and reproduction of marine animals. From the first spark of life of fertilization to the growth of these species can be affected. The 2005 Kyoto University in Japan research determined that carbon dioxide concentration of 200ppm being pumped into the seawater reduces growth rates for many sea species (Hardt & Safina 71). Other experiments show the struggle of phytoplankton balancing the changing pH inside them and how it correlates with the…

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    soil can help absorb and store carbon dioxide and harmful gasses, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide and release oxygen (Schimel p.135), but if forests are cleared or disturbed we will lose out on the benefits of having tons of tress. Trees can converse water to air vapor which help reduce heat. According to NCSU one large tree can supply a day 's supply of oxygen for four people and they also mention that with one healthy tress alone can store up to 13 pounds of carbon each…

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    when the greenhouse gases absorb IR radiation and prevent it from radiating toward outer space which results in gradual heating of the Earth’s atmosphere and surface. Greenhouse gases that contribute to the global warming include water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and chlorofluorocarbons. Human activities are changing…

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