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    but has negative affects to the human body internally when consumed. Many different chemicals are added into the food we consume or sprayed on our fruits and vegetables.In an article published by CNN, it lists different types of preservatives and dyes in our food such as tartrazine, propyl gallate, sodium nitrate, and TBHQ (Wilson,Christensen,par.1). These…

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    Flow Visualization Lab

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    cylinders in different diameter at different flow rate, and airfoils with different angle of attack at a constant flow rate. Properties of water at measured temperature and flow conditions for each trial were used to compute the Reynolds number. Red-dye ejector was used to traces the flow field around experiment objects. The cylinders with 2 different diameters (6.35mm and 25.4mm) at different water channel speed (1.25 in/sec and 3.00 in/sec) were used to observe flow patterns in 4 different…

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    Lab 1 – Ion Exchange Chromatography Danielle Small John Wright 20/01/2016 Introduction: This lab will use ion exchange chromatography – a process in which differently charged ions are separated, by altering the pH of the solution; which shifts the equilibrium of the molecules. During this lab we will separate two compounds from one solute that will be formed by amalgamating a ‘slurry’ – provided by the instructor. Resin or cellulose is used to create a sound support unit in order maintain a…

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    Gram Stain Test Lab Report

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    Also learned in this lab were methods on how to inoculate an agar or broth medium, and using aseptic techniques. Lastly, how to use stains to visualize bacterial cells, or distinguish different types of cells from one another through the usage of dye techniques such as the Gram-stain test was learned. II. Prepping/Mounting/Simple Staining Bacterial Cells Procedure: 1. Obtain 3 glass slides that are free of any foreign matter. 2. Place one drop of water on the slide. 3. Touch an inoculating…

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    malignant disorders (PMD’S). Materials and methods: The study population consisted of 30 patients with clinically suspicious PMD’S. The lesions were stained consecutively with toluidine blue, lugol’s iodine & acetic acid depending on the retention of the dyes, the biopsy site was determined and sent for histological confirmation. Statistical Analysis Chi-square test was used to compare between Toluidine blue, Lugol’s iodine and Acetic acid. Diagnostic efficiency was calculated by sensitivity…

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    Mahogany. The word itself sounds opulent, luxurious, exotic. This rich and vibrant color that is a shade between red and brown is one of the most popular hair colors around the world. And for a good reason – this beautiful shade is bright, without screaming for attention. Vivid, but retains its elegance. Mahogany is a shade tailor-made for those who wish to experiment with their hair color without pandering to outrageous hair color trends. It is for those women who wish to get a classic hair…

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    treated with chemicals to dye them, make them more hardwearing or wrinkle-resistant, or less flammable. Some of these chemicals are carcinogenic or may cause harm to children even before birth. Others may trigger allergic reactions in some people. Some flame retardants that are used in certain textiles contain organic bromine compounds that are persistent (break down very slowly in the environment). The use of some dangerous chemicals in textiles is restricted such as azo dyes and formaldehyde.…

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    Tablespoon of salt • Soap • Isopropanol • Dye, salt water • Agarose gel Procedure: Obtain 250mL of distilled water and add ½ tablespoon of salt. Dissolve the solution completely; transfer 1 ½ tablespoons into a cup. Then gargle the solution inside of your mouth for one minute. After you do that you have to spit the solution back into the cup and stir gently and add one drop of soap. Next we had to obtain a new cup and add 50mL of 70% isopropanol and 3 drops of dye and we gently poured the…

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    chromatography is a widely used method of separation. The lab will show the basic techniques of paper chromatography. In this lab, the separation of the dyes used in two different kinds of candy is performed. The candy dyes may also be compared to solutions of FD&C food dyes. Purpose: The purpose of this experiment is to separate and compare dyes found in two different kinds of candy. Materials: Materials: • Candy with a colored coating, like Skittles® or M&Ms® (4 different…

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    Gel Electrophoresis Lab

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    coloring to see if it works. With gel electrophoresis, you would be able to tell the different food colorings from each other. To tell each food color from the other, you would need to know how many components are in different colors of food coloring dye. Gel electrophoresis is used to separate and view…

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