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    element of everything is because the nourishment of everything is moist. One ingredient (water) that is present in all foods might be a factor that contributes to this concept. As for the food that is dry, the idea is that every seed is moist. Simple metallurgy had been practised long before Thales presented his hypotheses, so he knew that heat could return metals to a liquid state. Water exhibits sensible changes more obviously than any of the other so-called elements, and can readily be…

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    Gods and Goddesses Zeus Zeus was the god of the sky, and ruler of all kings. He was called the God of all natural phenomena. Hera was his wife, Cronus was his father, and Hades and Poseidon were his brothers. His symbol is the lightning bolt. One myth about Zeus was that when he commanded he would wreak havoc by unleashing mighty thunders and would flash bolts of lightning. Poseidon Poseidon was the protector of all aquatic creatures, and was the god of the sea. Cronus was his father, and…

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    Microscope Essay Carolyn, 6C 20 November 2015 Microscopes How has the microscope helped our understanding of science and changed the world? The microscope has developed a huge understanding of science and really changed the world. Microscopes magnify tiny objects, which make them look a lot larger. Scientists use microscopes to see tiny objects that are too small to see with our eyes. These include cells, tiny living things, and grains of sand. A compound light microscope can give a…

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    Welding Career Essay

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    I choose welding because this is a passion for what i love to do. welding takes a lot of work and skills to do what the job is capable of doing. A lot of people say welding is such an easy thing to go to school for because they think you have to do melt things together, but its actually pretty difficult to weld things together. the longer you go to school the more of the chance you will be more likely to succeed and find a better job and end up starting your own welding business and have other…

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    I think that technology influenced World War I warfare negatively, because of the horrible and unnecessary massive slaughter that it brought. New technological advances in metallurgy, chemistry and engineering among others, made by that time weapons extremely more deadly and powerful. This changed completely the way that wars were fought in the past, now causing devastating damage faster and easier. The leaders of such wars needed necessarily to change their strategies to adapt to this new…

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    1.0) The Ellingham Diagram 1.1) Introduction The Gibbs free energy (∆G) of a reaction is defined as the measure of the thermodynamic force that drives a reaction to occur. When ∆G is positive, it indicates that a reaction will not occur spontaneously while when ∆G is negative, the reaction is spontaneous. The Gibbs free energy equation is given by : ∆G = ∆H –T∆S ∆H refers to the enthalpy and is a measure of the actual energy that is released when the reaction occurs. A negative…

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    the workshop of Andrea di Cione, better known as Verrocchio. While his training exposed the young artist to the artistic skills of drawing, painting, and sculpting, he was also introduced to technical and scientific skills such as chemistry and metallurgy among others. The Vitruvian Man is a drawing by da Vinci taken from one of his notebooks. The drawing is based upon the ideas of ideal human proportions described by the ancient Roman architect Vitruvius; as a Renaissance man, da Vinci well…

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    Annotated Bibliography Dyrendal, Asbjørn. “Devilish Consumption: Popular Culture in Satanic Socialization.” Numen: International Review For The History Of Religions 55, no. 1 (January 2008): 68-98. Religion and Philosophy Collection, EBSCOhost (accessed September 26, 2017). In the bimonthly, peer-reviewed, academic journal, Numen: International Review For The History Of Religion, Asbjørn Dyrendal explains how mainstream and popular media perpetuated the spread and influence of satanism. The…

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    Introduction Wine growing areas in Canada are located within known growing regions that are located 30 and 50 degrees latitude north. The growing zones are parts of many other wine regions in Europe with cool climates. The main wine growing regions are Niagara Peninsula which is located in Southern parts of Ontario, Prince Edward County, and the Nothern shores of Lake Erie which includes the Pelee Island. Other regions include the valleys in Okanagan in southern British Columbia and areas of…

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    Exploring the Metropolitan Museum's sections on India, China, Pre-Columbian Americas, Africa and Islamic art I was able to visually dissect these cultures and gain insight about their similarities and differences. These cultures excelled in different aspects of the arts and the making of artifacts. The used of a wide variety of materials allowed for a unique specialization and craftsmanship in certain materials like copper, clay and stone that distinguished these cultures from each other. Each…

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