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    Bascom Hill Observation

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    in my hometown, and I wonder why. My guess was difference in absorbing water. I thought the trees on Bascom Hill can absorb water more than trees in my hometown. Trees use its roots to absorb water from the soil. In order to take water from soil, osmosis needs to happen. Soil and tree have different concentration of water, and tree roots work as a selectively permeable membrane, which leads water to move in and out. Therefore, when the city rains, soil became hypertonic to tree, and tree became…

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    In particular, the competitiveness of reverse osmosis seawater desalination is highly dependent on the price of electricity. Reverse osmosis pushes water through a membrane to separate the freshwater from the salts; this requires considerable energy input. Electricity expenses represent one-third to one-half of the operating cost of many desalination…

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    worlds water is fresh water. Of that 2.5%, approximately 69% is found frozen in glaciers and ice caps. That leaves less than 30 percent in fresh groundwater. 1% is found in swamps. Desalinization comes with many pros. The understanding of reverse osmosis is important in desalinization.…

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    Anatomy Assessment Claim

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    Anatomy Assessment Claim The kidneys are located just below the rib cage and filter blood. “Every day, the two kidneys filter about 120 to 150 quarts of blood to produce about 1 to 2 quarts of urine, composed of wastes and extra fluid.” The three major renal processes are glomerular filtration, tubular reabsorption and tubular secretion. Glomerular filtration produces a filtrate that is cell and protein free. This occurs in the renal corpuscle. Next, is tubular secretion. Taking place in the…

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    this mechanism. This process requires energy (ATP). Passive transport does not require energy to move molecules and other substances across the membrane. Proteins are the molecules, during this mechanism, that are transported across the membrane. Osmosis is the diffusion of free water across the semi-permeable membrane, whether it is artificial or cellular, so that both sides are equally balanced. It only transports water and phospholipids across the…

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    Tap Water Research Paper

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    source. Dasani is one of these companies. Dasani, owned by Coca-Cola, draws water from a public source. Much like Zephyrhills, Dasani purifies the water after obtaining it from the source. The water is filtered through a process called reverse osmosis. Reverse osmosis is when the substance in question is forced through a semipermeable membrane in the opposite direction of natural water flow. This process rids the water of any impurities that may be left over after the tap water purification…

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    Pilot Water Shortage

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    Don’t flush the toilet Almost most American shower, ever wonder where does all the water that’s being used come from? When will it run out, and be no more sanitary water to keep clean? San Diego desire to establish the indirect potable reuse would help the misfortune of the drought. Indirect potable reuse; allows the sanitation for toilet waters to be transferred into the homes. The idea hold one condition inquiring the cleaned supply is sent for further treatment. With this intention to…

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    My Self Reflection

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    bone model helps me know how the bone looks in my own drawing, and what is in it. Of course, the cell timeline is one of my favorites because it shows me who discovered what cell and when. Lastly, I chose examples because it was helping me in the osmosis and diffusion. In conclusion, these were a few reasons why I picked these pages.…

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    The cell wall is only found in plant, bacteria, fungi, algae and other archaea cells. Its main functions are to provide protection and support for the cell. But the cell wall has many other functions as well including intercellular communication, providing shape, they also regulate what gasses can enter each cell. The vacuole hold water in plant cells and the cell wall maintains shape when the vacuole is full. The cell wall also prevents the cell from bursting when the vacuole is fully expanded.…

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    volume ration affects the rate of movement of substances into and out of cells. A small cell has a large SA:V ratio and therefore can exchange molecules with it's external environment rapidly. However, ions and water can be lost by diffusion and osmosis, and heat can be lost at a faster rate. A large cell has a small SA:V ratio and therefore exchanges molecules with it's external environment slowly. Large cells are less efficient as often they cannot obtain enough oxygen and nutrients for…

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