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    freezing point of the solution was too small. The change in temperature was increased, because of the greater difference between the final and initial temperature. To find the molality of the solution, the ∆T is divided by the molal freezing point constant of the solvent. When the ∆T is too great, the molality becomes too high. The molality multiplied by the kilograms of solvent used, results in the moles of solute being too high. The grams of solute divided by the moles of solute yielded in a…

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    that are taking place. Instead, German refugees from Germany were denied access to Cuba but most importantly, The United States. This differs in the way The United States is handling a specific international crisis present day. The United States dissociation during the Holocaust is highly criticised…

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    While the heart acts as batteries, which keeps the body moving. It is the conscious human mind that makes individuals what they are. It is the human mind, which establishes an individual from one another. When the conscious human mind is distorted, it is referred to as a mental illness. Mental illnesses affects the conscious minds mood, thinking and behavior. In Truman Capote’s novel In Cold Blood, he depicts the horrors of a crime which happened in a small and quiet neighborhood. What gave the…

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    system, he continues to have issues with reintegration. Christopher reports that his behavior lately is interfering with his life and becoming a burden to his family. The contributing factors include symptoms of acute stress disorder, dysphoria, dissociation and irritability. He also reports that he has had exposure to traumatic events throughout his life. During his time in the military, he has witnessed various casualties in combat. Christopher…

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    So it is necessary to study the effect of sulphate ion during the course of the reaction. The kobs values are calculated at a different sulphate ion concentration by maintaining the concentration of all other constituents of the reaction mixture a constant. The rate of the reaction was found to be independent of the sulphate ion concentration. 102 × [SO42-] 105 ×kobs (s-1) 0.00 5.7248 2.50 5.6745 3.70 5.9126 5.00 5.7383 TABLE - 2 Effect of [SO42-] on kobs [LA] = 0.05M ;…

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    patriotism that remind people of what they agree on. This sense of pride in the the country is shown through both the iconic figures and unique song collections that have advanced over the years. However, as we as a country grow, one thing remains constant: When people see the flag, Uncle Sam, Lady Liberty, all clad in red white and blue, it says America is still a place where people have rights, a place where people are free and, for whatever flaws, it is still a place that stands for justice.…

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    The Great Gatsby Happiness

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    these friends be trying to use them for their money; they could end up only liking them for that reason. Also, it is obvious that the poor possess a disadvantage and the wealthier side might want to help them out ,so the rich might worry about the constant drag of being friends with a poorer person. Wealthier people lose their sense of value of money. For example, they could spend a thousand dollars on just wine and not bat an eye. On the contrary, myriads of rich people try to maintain this…

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    Collier, authors of My Brother Sam is Dead, portray the fruitlessness of war by displaying the war’s faults. War splits families and fellow countrymen apart, as evidenced in this historical novel. The rifts between family is demonstrated through the constant fighting between the Tory, Mr. Meeker, and his rebellious Continental soldier-son, Sam.…

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    1.0) The Ellingham Diagram 1.1) Introduction The Gibbs free energy (∆G) of a reaction is defined as the measure of the thermodynamic force that drives a reaction to occur. When ∆G is positive, it indicates that a reaction will not occur spontaneously while when ∆G is negative, the reaction is spontaneous. The Gibbs free energy equation is given by : ∆G = ∆H –T∆S ∆H refers to the enthalpy and is a measure of the actual energy that is released when the reaction occurs. A negative…

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    Varying Habits

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    There are certain habits encountered within life that are impossible to function without, as if tied down by chains we are attached to our habits or means of survival. Varying spices and dishes throughout the world have led many to be captivated through food. An absolute statement could be made that food is love. Necessary for survival food seems to be a one-way relationship that never loves us back, but that leaves us satisfied and feeling completely fulfilled. Quitting one’s job or failing to…

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