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    Most people do not think about what they are breathing in every day they’re outside. Chances are you did not realize you are breathing in carbon monoxide, a clear gas that blocks oxygen to the brain and can kill a human. With over 1 billion cars on the road every day, the impacts on breathing are astronomical. Millions of Americans everyday breathe in the toxic gas that is emitted from the tailpipes of cars, planes, trucks, buses etc. And slowly it is taking its toll, causing diseases,…

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    Throughout the 19th century, an array of new speculations and ideals about the world swept through the United States. Largely birthed by the forward-thinkingness of the Enlightenment movement in the 18th century, both romanticism and realism entered the American headspace radically and powerfully, bringing exciting changes to literature, philosophy, and artwork. Two timeless examples of both realism and romanticism stand with the works of Mark Twain’s Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and Walt…

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    The texts to be discussed are as follow: ‘District 9’, ‘The Sentinel’ and ‘Victory Unintentional’. These texts are of the theme Humans vs Aliens. The self/other binary concept is conformed and challenged in these texts. For instance, in ‘District 9’ the self/other binary is followed and it is suddenly challenged as Wikus undergoes a transition. Another example is in ‘The Sentinel’ where the self/other binary is inverted as humans are seen as the ‘other’ and the aliens as the ‘self’ due to…

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    The poem “Song of Myself” is to deliver the idea of the self and its individuality. Both are conveyed through Whitman’s words and even questions the reader about their own individuality. Whitman’s poetry is supposed to convey that the reader is not alone, it is important to find one’s self, and their challenges of working on one’s mind. In the poem, “Song of Myself” there is significant amount of detail. Whitman’s writing in this poem is creative because he is talking about himself directly at…

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    of polar nature. The polar section of ethanol is found in the bond of O-H and therefore allows ethanol to dissolve in water as they are both of polar nature. Although ethanol is soluble in water it can be easily separated through the method of distillation, where heating the liquids is required, as ethanol evaporates faster and more readily than water. Water is found to have a boiling point of 100oC, whereas mentioned before, ethanol’s boiling point is at a lower temperature of 78.5oC. The…

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    Transcendentalism is an idea that came about in roughly 1836 in the middle of the Romantic Era. Transcendentalism is a philosophy that centers itself around one’s own intuitions rather than later teachings. Since Transcendentalism is a subset of American Romanticism, it encouraged people to think on their own and individualize themselves. Transcendentalists believed in experiencing the world for what it was and learning through experience. They also believed that society interfered with one’s…

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    Lady Ranelagh’s chemistry book, like Lavoisier, demonstrates a direct interaction with substances. Lavoisier criticizes relying on “suppositions handed down from one age to another [which] acquire additional weight from the authorities by which they are supported, until at last they are received even by men of genius, as fundamental truths.” Lavoisier is keen to usurp the Aristotelian elements which plagued the Universities teaching of chemistry. His solution to the mistakes made by relying on…

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    to use in agriculture. There have been many processes of desalination tried over the years. First, there is the process of reverse osmosis, which attempts to use a membrane to separate the salt from the water (Strauss, 2013). While membrane distillation can offer purified water, it is often a difficult process to master. Another process that has been used in recent years is nano-osmosis, which allows for less energy use but requires the use of small, almost microscopic technology.…

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    Harkey 1 Christina Harkey Professor Mark Taylor English 1302 Online, Essay 2 26 September 2016 “Do the benefits of bottled water overweigh the cost?” Many people choose bottled water over tap water worldwide. Which is really better for our health? Somewhere at some point in time someone came up with the idea of doing away with tap water and moving onto bottled water. It is a common belief that the bottled water is more reasonably priced as well as safer due to the purification process that it…

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    the concept of dual soul. As a Northeast candidate, the custom of Northeastern had a profound effect on me since I was a child. I remember I often heard from my grandma said that when people die, hun soul was leaving the body, and po soul still exists. On the seventh day after the death, hun soul will come back home to take a final look. The living people would prepare a meal and lighting up incense for the hun soul before the hun it came, and then tried to sleep or hide under the quilt to make…

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