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    Power In Brave New World

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    The many aspects of power within a novel effectively shape how readers interpret the composer’s distinctive message. A close study of Weapon’s Training by Bruce Dawe, Mother Who Gave Me Life by Glen Hardwood and Brave New World by Aldous Huxley would enable readers to understand how effectively the writer has conveyed aspects of power. Knowledge is a form of power that can lead in many paths and at times, control those who desire it. Similarly, the power to dehumanise an individual can result in…

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    end of this class session, you will have learned about • Physical properties of Iron • Chemical properties of Iron Slide 2: Introduction After aluminium, iron is the most abundant metal. Iron occurs in the combined state as oxides, sulphides and carbonates. Slide 3: Explanation Physical properties of Iron Teacher: Good morning, students. Student: Good morning, ma’am. Teacher: Today we are going to learn about the physical properties of iron. Can anyone state a physical property of iron?…

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    Until recently it was believed that the earth had only experienced 4 to 5 glacial periods, all of which occurred in the past 2 million years. (Louis Agassiz, 1837) However, globally conducted research has revealed that countless glacial advances have appeared over 200 million years ago, thus broadening our insight of the history of the earth system by 100 times. These astonishing advances have witnessed the introduction of a new sub-discipline—palaeoclimatology, which specialises in the study of…

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    Fordham Gneiss

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    Taconian orogeny the mountains formed which restricted ocean circulation which produced the conditions for further deposition. The unconformity separated the gneiss from the marble. When the ocean began to again close, an island arc was formed and the carbonate that was…

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    Lagoa Vermelha Case Study

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    depth of 1.0 m, with a small central core reaching a depth of 1.4 m, while Hohn et al. (1986) described a water column up to 1.70 m. In the present study, there was a greater tendency of accumulation of fine material, with little concentration of carbonates, at the highest depths. As expected, the accumulation of fine sediment was also associated with higher concentrations of organic matter. The results obtained in the bathymetric survey showed occurrence of a sedimentation process in this…

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    Photosynthesis Process

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    Carbon dioxide is emitted through many means, both naturally and by different human activities. Plants play a crucial role in limiting the abundance of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. In general, photosynthesis can be explained by the following formula: 6CO2 + 6H20 + ATP → C6H1206 + 602. Using the carbon dioxide present in their environment, water from their roots, and energy from sunlight, a plant is able to continue to grow and conduct cellular respiration through this process. But how…

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    The Kaapvaal Craton

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    and Beukes,N.J. (2006).Sequence stratigraphic development of the neoarchean Traansvaal carbonate platform, Kaapvaal Craton, south Africa. South African journal of geology,109,11-22. Tankard, A.J., Jackson, M.P.A., Eriksson, K.A., Hunter, D.R., Hobday, D.K. and Minter, W.E.L. (1982).Crustal evolution of southern Africa-3.8 billion years of earth…

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    Ocean Acidification Lab

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    Introduction The contamination of large bodies of water is becoming a greater problem across the world due to our rapidly increasing population. People commonly pollute these areas with their release of waste products and trash, and these contaminants can spread from small streams or lakes to oceans and complete ecosystems. The pollutants that are released into the water sources are often inorganic substances, and the dissolved forms of these compounds can become ionic cations and anions. An…

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    Cellular Respiration Essay

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    PURPOSE To determine how germination and temperature of environment effect respiration rate of seeds. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Cellular Respiration: Is the controlled release of energy from organic compounds in cells to form ATP. Sugar + Oxygen → Carbon dioxide + Water + Energy (ATP). In eukaryotic organisms, respiration occurs to maximize ATP production; this is contrary to anaerobic respiration, which occurs during the absence of a ready supply of oxygen (mostly in prokaryotic organisms).…

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    In case study five, Fred is a healthy 44-year-old male, who after working outside in the heat started to complain of excruciating back, stomach, and groin pain. Further symptoms included diaphoresis, nausea and vomiting along with intermittent relief from the pain. Fred’s wife took him to the hospital in which an abdominal radiograph which revealed a right renal calculus in the ureter (urolithiasis). Renal Calculi formation Renal calculi are the most common form of upper urinary tract…

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