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    Activated carbon is a form of carbon that has treated in order to give it small pores, with lower volume, this increases the surface area accessible for adsorption. Adsorption is a procedure where solids are used for taking a soluble contaminate out of water. In this procedure active carbon is the solid that has been mentioned. The reason activated carbon is such a good filter is because of the huge surface area (between 300-2000m2/g), this is because surface area is proportional to adsorption capacity. Several factors can have an effect on activated carbon one factor includes temperature when the temperature increases the adsorption capacity decreases. Pour size is very important in activated carbon the pours have substantial adsorption forces their key purpose is to absorb impurities. Adsorption Accumulation of the molecular species at the surface rather than in the bulk of the solid or liquid is termed as adsorption. Activated carbon removes substances by binding to the contaminates and allowing the water to pass through. Activated carbon bonds using London dispersion forces, London dispersion forces are temporary attractive forces that result when the electrons in two adjacent atoms occupy positions that make the atoms from temporary dipoles. Adsorption is when molecules of a substance stick to the exterior surface of a solid or liquid whereas absorption is when the molecules of a substance are distributed throughout the interior of a solid or liquid. Reverse osmosis…

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    A. After having viewed the 'Anatomy of a firework' interactive answer the following: What are the different parts that make up a firework? Fireworks have a few different parts such as Potassium Nitrate, Charcoal, and Sulfur and they use different chemical compounds to create three kinds of results: A tremendous "boom" A bright light Heat What is the recipe for black powder? Why do you think Potassium Nitrate, Charcoal, and Sulfur become explosive after they are ground together? Black…

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    The poem, “Patty’s Charcoal Drive-In” is about a young teenage girl reflecting on her first job in the summer, working as a waitress at a fast food drive-in restaurant before she is bound to college. This poem is set during the 1950’s, where this young girl is reminiscing the youth she has left before she is “bound” to the chains of life. The tone in this poem show the readers how young teenager really feels about her work life as well as being worried about the future. From reading the first…

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    when it comes to these appliances. They do not know whether to choose a charcoal or a gas device. In case you deal with the same confusion, then take a look at the following advantages and drawbacks of charcoal and gas grills, in order to know what model to purchase. Charcoal grills When it comes to charcoal grills, there are actually many advantages of using such wonderful units. They are a lot hotter than any other devices. They can easily reach even 700 degrees. If you love steak, then…

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    1. I remember that back in middle school I had an argument with one of my friend about “what gun powder is made of?” Now his argument was gun powder is made from tree’s ashes or charcoal. His reasons of why he think gun powder is made from charcoal was because the powder is black and so the charcoal. I was laughing my butt off and for a second I thought he was kidding, but he was serious. So, I explained to him that gun powder is not made from charcoal, but it made with chemicals. Still, he did…

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    In 1923 over 60% of Haiti’s land was forested and as of 2006 only 30% of the country is forested. However in 2006 it was claimed that Haiti had only 2% of its forests left and this estimate has been challenged due to unsubstantiated research (O'Connor, M.R). In Haiti deforestation is seen as a severe environmental problem and it caused by two variables. The first being is charcoal which is Haiti’s main source of domestic energy production. The second is from farmers clearing land for planting…

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    Introduction - Charcoal grillers are generally incredibly reluctant to prepare their barbecue on any electric or gas grill. To many, the very suggestion of doing so is blasphemy. Yes, charcoal grillers are a stubborn bunch, but you can’t really blame them. Even the most ardent supporter of gas or electric grilling must admit that charcoal grills, for all their inconveniences, produce mouth-watering ribs, hot dogs, and burgers, among other delectable barbecue foods. If there is one electric…

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    silicon carbide and activated charcoal shows 0.110 Kgm because silicon carbide has high hardness and excellent thermal shock resistance, but activated charcoal reacted with that lead to decrease its impact strength and its value is less than material E. The Test results shows that by adding mica to the material we can get better impact strength. From this we came to a conclusion that we should not add silicon carbide and activated charcoal. By adding mica to the material we can increase the…

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    Determination of Most Advantageous Sequestering Agent By: Kayla Jeeter and Ashley Driscoll Chemistry 112-508 Abstract The creation and execution of this project served to determine what material is a better sequestering agent of the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) that are found in Texas’ water. Charcoal is currently the most typical agent used to sequester PAHs. In this experiment, two different Bentonite clays (zeolites) were synthesized, one magnetized and one not, to determine if…

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    Cosquer Cave A man by the name Henri Cosquer discovered a cave that he named the Cosquer Cave.He discovered the cave in the summer of 1991.The cave was discovered 120 feet beneath the surface of the Mediterranean sea.He accidently discovered the cave while he was swimming in underwater passages;subsequently, he took the photos and kept it a secret.He also contacted people after he found the cave were The French Ministry of culture then they sented the photos of the cave to Jean Clottes. Jean…

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