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    situation. Ahmedi , from the excerpt “Other Side of The Sky” ,was a girl who wanted to escape Afghanistan before the conditions worsen and illnesses and death occur. Ben ,from the book Spy School was the new kid at Spy School who became a target of the mole on the first day. Aengus was an elderly man whose despair to find love drove him to live. Ahmedi was a young girl trying to escape with her mother from Afghanistan, after the death of her brother and father in a rocket attack. After the…

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    society, 2016). • A mole that is varying in size, shape, colour or height and bleeding also • a mole that looks unlike from others parts of the skin • a mole or spot that is asymmetric (one side of the spot does not match the other) • a mole are unequal ragged, rough • a mole is not the same colour all over or has changed colour • Sore that takes time to heal • Skin can be itching scratchy, tenderness or pain • spread of pigment from the border of a spot to surrounding skin • new moles can be…

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    Department of Biology, Diyarbakır/Turkey *Corresponding author Geographical distribution and Karyotype of Nannospalax ehrenbergi (Rodentia, Spalacidae) in Iraq (Kurdistan Region) Abstract The karyological analysis of fifteen mole rats collected in four different localities of North-Iraq (Kurdistan Region). The specimens were studied in respect to their karyological characteristics. The result showed that they belong to the following cytotypes of Nannospalax ehrenbergi:…

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    PV=nRT, was a formula that determined the number of moles produced. Taking the Barometric pressure, 769.9mmHg, and subtracting it from the volume of water, 17.5 mmHg, can formulate the pressure. Since pressure is what’s needed, 752.4 had to be divided by 760 to be converted into atm creating 0.99atm. Then with plugging in the rest, using .0821 and (20+273), the number of moles can be found by getting n, moles, alone. The answer then is .0298 moles of gas produced. After the reaction, and an…

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    The two undercover protagonists are sent and monitored by their respective bosses. Both the confrontations between the moles and their bosses are portrayed. The boss of the good guy planted among the gangsters is killed in the same way. The bad guy planted in the police force wants to carry on enjoying his popularity and affluent life, and consequently defies acting as a mole any longer. The good guy planted among the gangsters meets a violent death. The bad guy lives on. Despite the fact that…

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    Zinc Iodine Experiment

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    Result 1 1. In trial 1, the mass of zinc iodide was 2.51 grams. 2. Although, the consumed moles and mass of zinc consumed could not be calculated due to an accident during lab, the mass of iodine consumed was 2.0 grams and moles consumed was 0.0079 moles. The theoretical yield for the zinc iodide was 2.51 grams and 2.51 grams was produced which makes the actual or experimental yield 100%. 3. The possible errors could have…

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    1. Synopsis The main aim of the experiment is to find out the percentage of calcium carbonate in toothpaste by using back titration since calcium carbonate is an insoluble salt and does not dissolve in water. Back titration is a reverse method of titration used to obtain unknown concentration of analyte. A roughly weighed quantity of toothpaste? calcium carbonate is dissolved in a known amount of hydrochloric acid and is then titrated against sodium hydroxide. An orange colour will be observed…

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    tries to maintain control. Such as when he kills the couple later on, or installs a mole into the police corps. (5:05-7:18)…

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    Governing equations: For this isothermal process, the number of moles, N_i, of each species are characterized as a function of the gradients in terms of advective-dispersion transfer, chemical reaction rate variables analogous to the various reactions given in previous section and external sources/sinks given by the rate of change in the number of moles of species added or subtracted. Hence, the rate of change in the number of moles of each species must satisfy the general conservation equation…

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    Kinetic Reaction Lab

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    (mL to L) n(OH)= 0.25 mol/L * 0.004 = 0.001 moles n(OH)= 0.25 mol/L *0.005= 0.00125 moles n(OH)= 0.25 mol/L *0.006=0.00150 moles n(OH)= 0.25 mol/L *0.007= 0.00175 moles n(OH)= 0.25 mol/L *0.008= 0.00200 moles n(OH)= 0.25 mol/L *0.009 = 0.00225 n(RCL)=molarity x total V NaOH 39mL to 0.039 L n(RCL)= 0.25mol/L x 0.039 = 9.75 x 10-3 moles nRCl = n°RCl – nOH Trail n(RCL) = 9.75 x 10-3 - 0.001 = 0.0088 n(RCL) = 9.75 x 10-3- 0.00125 = 0…

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