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    If yellow Fever catches you, it will not let you go easily. Hello! I am a new physician from England coming to philadelphia to compare and contrast the French doctor’s who have come straight from the African savanah´s cures to the doctor's degree philadelphia college of physicians cures. I am here by orders from King George the third to write a composition on it. King George sent me so I can decide the best cure, preventing and or curing future yellow fever attacks in England. To do this, i will…

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    1. Which analytical balance is the more accurate? Why? 2. Which piece of glassware is best at measuring the density of water? 3. What two aspects of the data set you cited in Question 1 define it as “best”? 4. What does “standard deviation” measure? 5. (a) Calculate the standard deviation of the data set you labeled as having the least random error in the first experiment with pure water. (b) Calculate the standard deviation of the data set you labeled as having the MOST random error in the…

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    Force Swimming Test Paper

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    Behavioral measurements. Force swimming test (FST). Each mouse was placed into a 20cm diameter glass cylindrical beaker that was filled with warm water (25-30°C) and allowed to swim freely for 6 min. All the experiments were recorded by video. We analyzed the immobility time in last 4 min. Tail suspension test (TST). Each subject was suspended at a hook with tape for 6 min and recorded by video. The immobility time was analyzed in last 4 min. Elevated plus maze (EMP). In the beginning of the…

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    Chemistry Synthesis Essay

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    Bernardi et al., (46) assessed nanoparticle calcium carbonate (NPCC) by means of transmission electron microscopy and the effects of NPCC addition to MTA in regard to the setting time, dimensional change, compressive strength, solubility and pH. , The experimental groups were G1 (MTA), G2 (MTA with 5% NPCC) and G3 (MTA with 10% NPCC). The tests followed ISO and ADA standards. The dimensional change and compressive strength tests were measured immediately after setting, after 24 h and after 30…

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    Angel Pottery Production

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    Much of the workflow for ceramics production remains the same over the many years this art form has been practiced. When centuries ago, a potter starting the process workflow of producing a ceramic mug (or more likely a jug), he would go to a river bed and collect the clay. Now, Angel Pottery’s supplier is currently a clay supplier in Amherst, Massachusetts. In this supplier’s factory, they use mixing augurs to produce the raw material clay. From factory to home factory, the clay bags are…

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    Water Testing Paper

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    cause of acidity in water. Photosynthesis, respiration and decomposition all contribute to pH fluctuations due to their influences on CO2 levels. While carbon dioxide exists in water in a dissolved state, it can also react with water to form carbonic acid H2C0. It is mostly inferred that the area is surrounded by lots of eco systemic processes with lots of plant…

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    1) The samples that would float on water are water (if in an ice form), oil, methanol, 2- propanol and lead because these materials are less dense than water, which leads to them laying on top, or until they dissolve. The samples that would sink in water include aluminum and copper because they are denser than water. 2) The order of the four liquids that I would layer them in a graduated cylinder from bottom to top consist of: water, oil, 2- propanol, and methanol. 3) Working with specific…

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    Comparing the masses, after and before reaction Aim To determine if mass is preserved in a chemical reaction conducted with vinegar and Sodium bicarbonate. Hypothesis: The mass of the flask and vinegar after the reaction will be less due to the fact that it is losing the gas which is being produced when the elements are mixed. However part B will be altered as the gas will be preserved inside the balloon. Apparatus  Balance  Sodium bicarbonate  Spatula  Measuring cylinder  2 conical…

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    Biuret's Reagent

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    1. Do supplements that contain a higher protein content have a lower sugar content? 2. Biuret’s Reagent is a chemical indicator that detects protein and turns violet with the occurrence of peptide bonds. Lugol’s reagent is a chemical indicator that detects starch and turns into a black brown color as a result of the formation of polyiodide chains. Benedict’s reagent is a chemical indictor that detects monosaccharides and sugars and the observed change for a positive reaction is precipitation.…

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    Almost all of us have to deal with cough and cold, especially during winter time, which can be really annoying, but beside that, if you don’t treat them properly and on time, they can turn into an extremely irritating and dangerous disease. Dry cough is really annyoing and uncomfortable which makes you feel worse than you should. In most common cases, the people with cold and cough are always seeking for pills and syrups in the pharmacies. Probably, they don’t know that there is easy and…

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