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    conditions used in the lab. The lab was conducted at constant pressure as the room that the lab was in was at constant pressure and the Styrofoam calorimeter was basically the same. 7.) Is it appropriate to equate the heat measured in this lab with the enthalpy or the energy associated with the chemical processes studied? Briefly explain your answer. There was 4 objectives for this lab which where to…

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    constants, which are used in calculating the concentration changes from an acid to determine how much is neutralized after combining it with a base (WA-COMP-2009.SCI.1.1.3.C). The second exam was one of my favorites because I had to determine the enthalpy changes in reactions that account for heat gains or losses in systems. Moreover, I was fascinated by the fact that different substances have a characteristic heat capacity of their own; this means that the heat required to raise the temperature…

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    THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTSER SCHOOL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND ANALYTICAL SCIENCES CAPD Coursework 2 Zhibek Makhtayeva 9795616 Introduction In the world with increasing demand of energy, it becomes more important to optimize the existing energy and utility systems. For example, heat exchange network development from the embryonic stage or retrofit of current systems are one of the challenges of chemical engineering nowadays. Heat exchange network design might have various…

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    The catalytic effect and specificity of enzymes 1.Introductions to enzymes Enzymes are proteins that can react with their specific substrates to achieve an highly effective catalyst reaction. .Almost all cellular activities of enzymes involved in the process are required to improve efficiency. Similar to other non-biological catalysts,enzymes provides another reaction route requires lower activation energy (Ea) to increase the number of particles that have a kinetic energy of not less than…

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    The synthesis of ammonia reaction is a quite a remarkable one. It does not occur spontaneously -- at least, not on Earth because of the relatively low temperatures here; it requires a catalyst to commence the reaction, instead. Additionally, the product of this reaction makes it possible for the Earth to sustain its population (that will be discussed later with the date). Ammonia is an extremely important part of people 's lives, and most do not realize that fact. In this paper, the data will…

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    Abstract In this study equilibrium isotherms, kinetics and thermodynamics of ciprofloxacin on seven sediments in a batch sorption process were examined. The effects of contact time, initial ciprofloxacin concentration, temperature and ionic strength on the sorption process were studied. The Kd parameter from Linear sorption model was determined by linear regression analysis, while the Freundlich and Dubinin–Radushkevich (D–R) sorption models were applied to describe the equilibrium isotherms by…

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    All the materials were purchased from Sigma-Aldrich and used as received unless otherwise stated. Reaction (1) How to make Sodium Azo-Tetrazolate--Pentahydrate (SAT) Approximately 2.15 g of Aminotetrazolate monohydrate was added to approximately 62.5 ml of 2 M sodium hydroxide. While being stirred, the solution was heated, increasing its temperature up 10 degrees Celsius, up to 60 degrees Celsius. Over a one hour time period, potassium…

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    2.2. Extraction process analysis The solvent is fed from the bottom and broth from the top since the mass separation agent or solvent has a lower density than the aqueous mixture. The raffinate phase contains most of water and traces of HAc, and solvent, whereas the extract phase includes most of the solvent, HAc, and traces of water. The amount and composition of the mixed solvent significantly important for the process economy because it directly affects the composition of HAc in the extract…

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    Pks13-Tte Essay

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    Phosphonates as inhibitors for Pks13-TE Hypothesis for the aim 1 of the proposed project is that the fluorinated α–Aminophosphonates as a covalent irreversible inhibitor for the Mtb Pks13-TE by scission of the P-C bond. Previous studies have shown the fluorinated aminophosphonates (FAPs) demonstrated serine esterases inhibition via scission of the P-C bond as shown in Figure 2.1.A 4. FAPs are known to irreversibly inhibit serine esterases such as acetylcholinesterase16 , neuropathy target…

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    Batch adsorption experiments Adsorption of the Pb2+ ions by the Fe3O4@GMA-AAm nanocomposite was measured from batch adsorption experiments by mixing 10 mg of adsorbent with an aqueous solution containing a predetermined concentration of Pb2+ ions (50 mL). The mixture was shaken at 200 rpm to reach equilibrium. After a specified time, the solid and liquid were separated by external magnet and the concentrations of Pb2+ ions were measured by AAS. To find the optimized pH in adsorption of Pb2+ ions…

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