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    versatile because it adds flavor to the meal and is also used as a preservative. Salt is produced by a neutralization reaction between an acid and a base. The formula for salt is (Na) sodium from the alkaline metal group+ (CI) Chlorine from the halogen family, written as NaCI. On the other hand, the scientist uses a combination of the elements to formulate new compounds. For one thing, hospitals administer saline water or solution to patients. This helps to maintain tissue balance and also in…

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    Introduction The goal of this experiment was to determine atomic weight of Kandimonium and the relative number of M&M’s in Kandimonium. Kandimonim is composed of three isotopes: Skittles, M&M’s, and Sweet Tarts, and the ratio of Sweet Tarts to Skittles is 27:18. The relative number of M&M’s and the atomic mass were determined by weighing each of the different Isotopes and calculating their average masses for further calculations. Calculations The following calculations were used to…

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    Iodine Research Paper

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    Iodine is a metallic grey element found in the halogen part of the periodic table. In the early 1900s, many people in the U.S. were suffering from Iodine deficiencies which caused all sorts of health complications. The decision to add iodine to salt was made to remedy these deficiencies and the problems associated with them. Salt was picked as a host for the iodine, because of its widespread use and the ease at which iodine could be added. This decision did not come without a cost and today the…

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    Examining Substitution Reactions of Several Alcohol-Containing Compounds Several Experiments were performed using substitutions reactions with hydrogen halides. These results and favor methods or pathways for the several alcohols were observed and will be discussed. Introduction for all the material Scheme 1. Substitution of 3-(m-tolyl)propan-1-ol to form 1-(3-bromopropyl )-3-methylbenzene. Aromatic materials used in this reaction has high boiling point thus the reaction was heated…

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    Nanoparticles Case Study

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    It is conspicuous from various studies that the metal based nanoparticles is found to be an effective antimicrobial agent against several common pathogenic microorganisms.(Nanoparticles and potential apps, Biomedical applications,Antimicrobial activities of silver nanoparticles, Green synthesis, A review on plants extract mediated, Antimicrobial Properties).It is multidisciplinary area where in nanotechnology has led to major developments in health and medicine due to the integration the…

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    Business Model for Judy’s Internet Jewelry Store The best business model for Judy’s Internet Jewelry Store is a business to consumer model or merchant model. This model is best because the jewelry store is a merchant which sells items for profit. This business model allows customers to purchase items which are kept in stock in a warehouse. This model is better than a B2B2C which is a business to business to consumer model. A B2B2C is a business model that takes orders from consumers, charges…

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    Betadine and Iodine deal Way to Differentiate The distinction amongst Betadine and Iodine, fundamentally, originates from their synthetic nature. Iodine is an uncommon component that typically exists as a diatomic atom. Betadine is an intricate substance compound containing iodine in an unpredictable frame. Both iodine and betadine have various business uses and one of a kind applications; essentially betadine is utilized as a sterile arrangement and immaculate iodine is a substance component in…

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    This experiment was performed in order to demonstrate the principles of nitration through electrophilic aromatic substitution. It also examined the effects of bromine on an aromatic ring, ortho-para vs. meso directing. The second experiment was performed to compare the reaction rates of electrophilic aromatic bromination with different arenes. Data and Results In the gas chromatogram, there are two large peaks. The first peak at 0.653 minutes with an area of 133,352 uV per second, 31.95% of…

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    H2 Reaction Lab Report

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    Scenario 1 describes the reaction that takes place between H2 and I2 to form the acid HI. This reaction involves very intricate and steps that are critical to understanding the concept of equilibrium as a whole. First, an important concept to understand when describing any reaction is the idea of collision probability. When we examine gas molecules in a 1 cm3 container, there can be billions of collisions per second between neighboring molecules, and even then, maybe only one of these collisions…

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    electric current even though it is a nonmetal. Through the process of chemiluminescence (means the process of emitting light and not producing heat), white Phosphorus glows when exposed to damp air. Also, white Phosphorus reacts vigorously to all halogens at room temperature, which forms Phosphorus trihalides. Phosphorus does not…

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