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    Pestle Analysis Iron

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    were made that manufacturers were incorrectly labeling the iron content on their products. The purpose of this experiment was to analyze the amount of iron in approximately one serving of Total Whole Grain cereal and in one iron tablet and determine if these accusations were true. The values collected would then be compared to the actual values for these products. Total cereal contains 100% of the recommended daily allowance for iron, and the iron tablet contains 361% of the recommended daily allowance for iron. The actual recommended daily allowances for the cereal and the iron tablet should be 18.0 mg and 65.0 mg, respectively. This was determined by extracting iron from the cereal and the tablet separately and measuring…

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    Iron Lab Report

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    Introduction Iron is the foundation of the core of earth. Our very blood contains Iron. In simple words Iron is essential for life. This paper will also address relation of Iron with other types of elements and what makes it different from the others. The importance of Iron is immense in this world and there are many reasons for that. Iron is a brittle, hard substance found on the list of transitional metals in the periodic table on group 8 and period four. It is classified as a transitional…

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    Iron Lab Report

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    Iron (Fe3+) is a metal that rusts when it is exposed to air, it is also an important nutrient in the human body 1. The form of iron found in foods which is (Fe3+) is different to the type of iron that is absorbed by the body Fe2+ 2. Fe3+ is an iron mixed with oxygen, this is an insoluble form of iron 3. However, the body converts this iron into the form of ferrous which is soluble (Fe2+) 3. Iron is a vital component of not only the human body but also other living things 3. This is due to the…

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    Ironton: The Iron Bank

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    The Iron Bank, co-founded by residents and the founder of Ironton, opened for business on July 11, 1851. After some changes in location and a merger, the bank, then the First National Bank of Ironton, settled in its current home on Third Street. In the 1970s, it was purchased by the First National Bank of Cincinnati, which subsequently became the Star Banc Corporation and finally the U. S. Bank National Association. After the town of Ironton began selling lots and constructed a railroad, many…

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    Oxygen and Iron. Hypothesis: Independent Variables Dependent Variables Controlled Variables • Iron wool ball – When it is dipped in various types of liquid it may react to the oxygen in the liquid and chemical changes happen eg: Colour change = rusting • Thermometer – predicting the temperature of the iron wool ball below the room temperature • No substances or variable be kept the same If the off chance that the Iron wool ball is plunged in various sorts of liquid then the…

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    Pig Iron Research Paper

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    substance used to make both steel and cast iron (gray and malleable) is the metal, iron in the form of pig iron. Pig iron is produced from iron ore, which occurs chiefly in nature as an oxide, the two most important oxides being hematite and magnetite. (2) Iron Ore. Iron ore is reduced to pig iron in a blast furnace, and the impurities are removed in the form of slag (figure 2 on the following page). Raw materials charged into the furnace include iron ore, coke, and limestone. The pig iron…

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    How Iron Affects The Body

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    Iron is popularly known for its role in helping the body make hemoglobin, where it facilitates the active transport of oxygen throughout the body. However, the function of this micro nutrient is not limited to its function in the red blood cell; it is also an important part of different enzymes as well and initiates various essential biological processes in our body. Iron plays an important role in changing blood sugar into a form of energy for the body. Iron aids in immune system health and…

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    Iron Bull Short Story

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    you sure you really want me coming with you to your clan?” Iron Bull asked for the millionth time. And for the millionth time Terra would just smiled at him and pat his arm as they rode to the settlement that her clan was now a part of. Terra was excited to go see what they made of the city of Wycome and she decided it was time for her to bring Iron Bull home to the family. Which was what Iron Bull was decidedly less excited about. Between his previous knowledge, Dalish 's stories about her own…

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    Sarah Bounab BQD Experiment 2: Copper/Iron Stoichiometry Abstract: The purpose of the Copper/Iron Stoichiometry lab was to determine which of the two possible iron sulfate compounds formed when reacting aqueous copper(II)sulfate with solid iron metal. The techniques used in this lab were weighing by difference, quantitative transfer, and vacuum filtration. At the end of the experiment it was found that iron was the limiting reactant and iron(II)sulfate was a product of the reaction between…

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    For reactions with a medium, or “one to one”, ratio of iron (II) to hydrogen peroxide, the generation of hydroxyl radicals is also observed. In this particular ratio, the presence of organics does not seem to inhibit the effectiveness of the iron catalyst, as all the iron (II) was converted to iron (III) in a series of experiments. Without the organics present, the hydrogen peroxide reformed by reacting slowly with iron (III) to produce ferric salts, which then degrade into more hydroxyl…

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