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    Equilibrium Paper There are multiple ingredients used to make baked goods rise; baking powder and baking soda are among them. The difference between single and double-acting baking powders is simple. Single-acting releases the carbon dioxide bubbles when mixed with a liquid ingredient and double-acting soda releases bubbles when the baked item is placed in heat. Baking soda and baking powder are remarkably similar, yet there are distinct differences. One is that baking soda is a strong base,…

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    quality. Years of increasing population with concomitant residential development, unaccompanied by wastewater infrastructure has resulted in nitrogen pollution (Ashworth, n.d.). On the cape, around 85% of the population uses septic systems, which removes harmful pathogens, but does not treat nitrogen and other nutrients (Weeks, 2013). This results in nitrogen-rich wastewater passing into the ground (Ashworth, n.d.). This groundwater moves to marshes and estuaries…

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    What are earth’s resources? 1)Water Water is an important part in the life of all living organisms on Earth. Without water, the plants would die cause of require water to make photosynthesis. Besides, the humans and animals would also die cause of thirsty. Otherwise, we use water in our daily activities such as washing hands, cooking, watering plants, bathing, washing clothes and many more. Water covers the surface of Earth by almost 71%. The water on Earth occurs in three states of matter…

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    ion were hydroxylamine, ammonia and nitrogen dioxide. The perchlorate ion loses one of the oxygen atoms and forms chlorate ion. The ammonia is lost in reaction through formation of hydroxylamine, which is formed in reaction between ammonia and oxygen. There is also a decrease in concentration of hydroxylamine, which presumably reacts with oxygen and gives nitrogen dioxide and water. The other reaction that decomposes ammonia is formation of molecular nitrogen and hydrogen, either molecular or…

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    into two main categories: indoor air pollution and outdoor air pollution. Outdoor air pollution takes place outside the natural built environment. The main types of outdoor pollutions are: Ozone, Particulate matter, Carbon Monoxide, Nitrogen Oxides, Sulfate Dioxides, Lead. The health effects are risks associated with outdoor air pollution varies depending on age and previous health/medical issues. The most common health risks and or effects of outdoor air pollution are but not limited to:…

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    intense for the first billion years on Earth. They also think that the composition of the early atmosphere was as the following: - Mainly carbon dioxide gas - Very little or no oxygen at all - Small amounts of the gases ammonia and methane - Some water vapor This atmosphere, the scientists say, is very similar to the atmosphere of Venus, which is 90% carbon dioxide. However, about 3500 million years ago, small little plants started to grow on the…

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    the soil. Carbon may also surface or be stored a gas carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Additionally, carbon may also be stored in organic matter in the soil or as fossil fuels and sedimentary rock deposits, including limestone, chalk, and dolomite. Finally, carbon may also be stored as dissolved atmospheric carbon and calcium carbonate in marine organisms. c. In what forms is it stored? Carbon may be found as a gas (such as carbon dioxide in the atmosphere), and as a solid (as in molecules in…

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    Zaynab Abdullahi CHEM 1700-91 CO2 Emissions Global warming is the gradual rise of the earth’s temperature within the atmosphere. The rise of heat is due to the greenhouse effect, which is caused by increased levels of Carbon dioxide. The earth already produces CO2 in different ways, but too much of it is harmful and causes global warming. There are many things that contribute to the cause of global warming, which affects human lives and health in many ways . Scientist’s agree that the main…

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    Even though sulphate dioxide (SO2) is important, Total has also decided to focus on the emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx). Indeed, regardless of the combustion process, all involve the release into the air of nitrogen oxides. With the presence of direct sunlight, these compounds are forerunners of the formation of ozone in the lower part of the atmosphere (troposphere)…

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    This reddish-brown toxic gas has a characteristic sharp, biting odor. NO2 is one of the most prominent air pollutants. Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs): It is harmful to the ozone layer, and emitted from products currently banned from use. Carbon dioxide (CO2): It is a colorless, odorless, nontoxic greenhouse gas associated with ocean acidification, emitted from sources such as combustion, and cement production. Possible causes of Air Pollution are by: Bush burning: Bush burning is the common source…

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