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    own beliefs that shows one individuality. Individualities changes through person to person by the way they are raised, the environment they live in, and by society, which puts a ‘mold’ on every person on how to be. Anyone who goes against this mold are immediately looked down upon by the people who fit into societies molds, changing the individual to be normal like others. Therefore changing the individual's beliefs and changing their unique personality, showing how people change themselves to…

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    Black Mold Research Paper

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    Chartarum, more commonly known as Black Mold, is one of the most dangerous molds human beings can encounter. Black Mold is a greenish-black fungus that can be found worldwide colonizes extremely well in high cellulose materials such as hay, straw, dry wall, thermal insulation, ceiling tiles, and carpet. The toxic mold exists in about 15 different strains across the world and flourishes in regions where the relative humidity is above 55%. The existence of this toxic mold is particularly…

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    notice a small amount of mold growing inside of your home, you need to act quickly in order to prevent the mold from spreading to other areas of your home. If you leave the mold alone, even for a couple of days, it could grow much larger and be much more difficult to effectively clean. Make Sure You Are Health Before you clean up any mold, you should make sure that you are health. If you have severe asthma issues or if you are suffering from allergies, interacting with mold, even with safety…

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    Professional Mold Prevention Services in Eastern North Carolina Though mold is often seen as a silent organism that grows on the corners of your walls and ceilings, it can be life-threatening if you leave it unattended. Common house molds come in three classes, and each one affects your health differently: Allergenic Molds that are in the allergenic category don’t pose as a serious threat to most individuals. However, environments that are harboring allergenic molds are not suitable for…

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    Mold is fungi that are found outdoors and inside homes. Molds grows exceptionally well on paper products and in moist dark environments. Nevertheless, mold is found in every environment, including dry conditions and reproduce year round. Areas in which mold are found include greenhouses, saunas, farms, mills, construction areas, basements and showers. According to the Center of Disease Control (CDC) mold thrives on three conditions. First, mold needs a food source i.e. leaves, paper drywall.…

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    Home Mold Research Paper

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    Inspected for Mold If you suspect that you have a mold problem, you need to have your home inspected to determine if your suspicions are correct. Because if there is mold in your home, it will not get better on its own. In fact, it will only get worse. You spot mold in your home You may have found some mold yourself, but you don't think there is any problem now, because you removed the mold. However, unless it was mold that grew in isolation, such as a shower door, it is likely that the mold…

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    Mold Prevention Techniques | Wake Forest, Raleigh, Chapel Hill & the Triangle When you notice that your crawl space is severely infested with mold, don’t ignore the disaster and call the professionals to have them removed pronto. Mold may not look like a danger at first, but if you allow it to spread and grow your health suffers. There are three types of mold that commonly grow in households: allergenic mold, pathogenic mold and toxigenic mold. Each mold has their own level of severity, and…

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    Bread Mold Research Paper

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    Is it safe to remove the mold from your bread and eat it? We have all done this even though we seldom want to tell it. You check the bread drawer, you take two slices of bread for a sandwich and there you find it, on the surface of your bread, a small circle of mold. The dinner killer! Still who cares, it is just a small bit, I will remove it and eat the good part, what is the worst that could happen? I'm not going to let a small mold spot waste a whole slice of bread. So, if you’ve done this,…

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    Abstract: Mold is a type of fungus that obtains its energy from the organic matter it feeds and lives on. Mold possesses enzymes that break down biopolynomers which are absorbed by hyphae. I am going to determine whether mold grows at a higher rate of abudance higher temperatures rather than in low temperatures. The bread will be kept in different environments at different temperatures to observed the time taken for the mold to appear. Hypothesis: Bread mold will in grow at a more abundant…

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    Snow Mold Research Paper

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    Gray snow mold is caused by Typhula spp. and requires extended periods of snow cover; while pink snow mold (Michrodocium nivale) can occur with or without snow cover. In Iowa, pink snow mold is more likely, while gray snow mold occurs more frequently in the upper transition zone. Damage from both pink and gray snow mold will usually recover as spring temperatures rise and growth resumes. Heavy late season applications of nitrogen can increase chance of snow mold development and lead to…

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