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Antoine-Jérôme Balard in the residues from the manufacture of sea salt at Montpellier. He liberated the element by passing chlorine through an aqueous solution of the residues, that contained magnesium bromide. Distillation of the material with manganese dioxide and sulfuric acid produced red vapours, which condensed to a dark liquid. The similarity of this procedure to that for making chlorine suggested to Balard that he had obtained a new element similar to chlorine. German chemist Justus von…

Australia is a expanse of pristine land inhabited for around 60,000 years. It has held the Native Aborigines, but now boasts the reputation as the most Multicultural country in the world, housing 23,881,500 as of the 31st of August 2015. The History of Australia has been one of prosperity and of suffering, with a 228 chapter story including the First Fleet’s arrival, the World Wars, The Federation, Hurricane Katrina, The Great Depression and the election of Tony Abbott. For such a young…

and tissues. It has been tested on Streptococcus pneumoniae and proved to have very little effect (Marini et al, 2014). Streptococcus pneumoniae thrives in a human host, living off of the human’s nutrients, usually the human’s transition metals: Manganese, Copper, Iron, and Zinc. As the pathogen extracts these metals, the body maintains homeostasis by removing…

It is often up to debate as to whether coffee or energy drinks are better beverages. Caffeine is the source of energy in these drinks. Many people use this well-known stimulant to go about their day, as many of them are often sluggish or tired at one point in the day or another. As to if one is better than the other, there is not clear victor. However, there are similarities and differences to these two popular beverages. They are often thought to be similar in their function, but they can be…

nutrients, the minerals must first dissolve in the soil solution. If some soils have higher pH levels, then things like phosphorous cannot be received because it is more available in certain pH ranges. Having high acidity can lead to more aluminum and manganese in a plant which are toxic for growth. Most plants should have pH ranges from 6-7 because this can help plants to get the nutrients they need and allows the minerals to be dissolved in the soil. Another way acidity affects plant growth is…

to the mine, which puts the ecosystem and human health in danger (North and Young 2013). There is also evidence that acid from the mine is being drained close by, which could be why there are elevated metals in the water, aluminum, copper, and manganese (Holden and Jacobson 2008). Many Guatemalans have voiced their opinion on the issue but proposals have been…

Maple syrup has a total of 50 calories per teaspoon. Pure maple syrup has calcium (13.4 mg per tablespoon), potassium (40.8 mg per tablespoon), magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, and iron, trace amounts of B2 (riboflavin), B5 (pantothenic acid), niacin, and folic acid and no cholesterol. Maple Syrup is brought into a series of "grades". In America the grades include; Light Amber, Medium Amber, Dark Amber, and…

lands. They were given lands that were seen as unfit to cultivate and settle in. However, today it is home to "40 percent of the nation 's coal reserves, 65 percent of the nation 's uranium supply, ample veins of gold, silver, cadmium, platinum and manganese, large untapped pockets of natural gas and oil, acre after acre of uncut prime timber and 20 percent of the nation 's fresh water." (pg.433) In 1924, Congress granted citizenship to Native Americans, in 1965, Congress passed the Voting…

The United States depends on a finite resource: fossil fuels. Easily accessible deposits of fossil fuels are dwindling, prompting stakeholders on both sides of the aisle to innovate and present options that either prolong the usage of our current energy sources, or harness renewable resources to reduce atmospheric greenhouse gases. Firmly backed by the President of the United States and top research institutions, solar energy, specifically converting light energy into liquid fuels, warrants…