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(2): Effect of fruit peels masses on drying efficiency and specific energy under the two drying methods While, drying efficiencies in oven and microwave were (5.65 and 37.43%) of orange peels, (7.00 and 38.13%) of lemon peels, (6.76 and 39.20%) of pomegranate peels and (8.94 and 38.03%) of grapefruit peels, under the same previous conditions. This is in agreement with (Diaz et al., 2003). Concerning the effect of fruit peels masses; results explained that increasing…

in addition to that, we will use different amounts of lemon juice in the bag to see if it will affect the process of germination, because it is stated that the seed coat can protect the seed from acidity. This project has been done before by microwaving and baking the radish seeds. But it is different from what has been done before because we are going to microwave the seeds for more amount of times, and we are adding to that by using lemon juice to see if it has any effect on the radish…

” With my experience in using lemon balm, dill weed, and ginger, I’m happy to discuss with you those easy-to-use herbs that can make us avoid some common ailments and live healthier. Body I. The first herb used as medicine I want to…

me. Everyone called her Mamma Lemons she was the matriarch of the family. Mamma Lemons lived in the small town of Cedar Hill, population 20 except on Sundays when everybody came into town for church. After church the population would be around 200 and everyone would gather at Mamma Lemons home. We would have women in the kitchen cooking, women in the front parlor sewing quilts and of course lots of children running through the house and playing in the yard. Mamma Lemons home was a home of…

the physical place where the economic system begins. For an example, my lemonade stand which was constructed on my front lawn. In addition, I used the lemons from our lemon tree to make the lemonade; which is also part of the land. Therefore, using a natural resource caused me to limit how much lemonade I would sell so I did not use all the lemons off the tree. Labor-Transforms…

Name: Alysse Charlesworth “Know Your Lemons” – Breast Cancer Awareness Anyone can put a pink ribbon on anything but the problem occurring with these breast cancer awareness products is they fail to provide any real education or effect change in health behaviors. Many people don’t understand that breast cancer can be present in other ways besides lumps. It was found that the public didn’t know what a cancerous lump might feel like or what puts them at risk for breast cancer. Breast cancer…

household remedies of Lemon Juice and Apple Cider Vinegar could successfully dissolve our calcium phosphate and calcium oxalate kidney stones. We also attempted to find the Ksp of our solutions and compare them to data found on the Internet. Since the apple cider vinegar did not give us any results for the experiment, we had to rely solely on the lemon juice. Despite our best efforts, we could not find anything on the Internet that had data on the Ksp value of calcium phosphate in a lemon juice…

In the observer’s experience apples are less acidic then oranges and both are less acidic then lemons, and this pattern continues with sweetness. Additionally, many cellular processes are affected by the pH of the environment in which they taker place. Because fruits contain a high sugar content, it was theorized that the extracts of these fruits could be used as a source of energy for Saccharomyces cerevisiae. By measuring the rate of fermentation of the yeast given these fruit extracts, the…

Three major symbols are the poem Oranges and Lemons, dust, and the paperweight with the coral Winston buys. These three symbols change in their own ways throughout the story and further progress the story's plot, characters, and its theme of avoiding a rigidly controlled society where hope is always destroyed. Oranges and Lemons, the poem Winston finds himself consumed by, represents firstly the past and Winston's way to relate to people…

“Should children have to be vaccinated to attend school?” (Lemons, 2016, p. 185). This statement is the prescriptive issue that Jane Fullerton Lemons, writer for the 2008 CQ Researcher posits in her report on “Vaccine Controversies.” In order to get both sides of the issue, Lemons obtained a testimony from Amy Pisani, Executive Director of Every Child By Two, and a rebuttal from Barbra L. Fisher, President of National Vaccine Information Center. Initially, my thought was to side with Fisher,…