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    Many people around the world are wondering what is happening with the changes in weather patterns. A scientist argues that human activity has affected the climate and this has led to a change. The issue of climate change is causing many counties, companies and people to focus on this issue. There are many reasons why global warming exists. The first has to do with the idea that humans are primarily responsible for global warming. Scientist think that human is the caused of global warming. Human…

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    Fossil Fuels

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    are broken, they can release greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxide (N2O), sulfur dioxide (SO2) and water vapor (H2O). Greenhouse gases contribute to the Greenhouse Gas Effect (main cause of global warming) which traps heat in the atmosphere. With fossil fuels being burned in the last 150 years, there has been a 25% increase in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and increased levels of nitrous oxide and methane. CO2 levels have increased past the threshold of safety at 350…

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    Cochlear Research Paper

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    Ceramics material are compounds between metallic and non-metallic elements where it most frequently oxides, nitrides, and carbides(William D.callister,JR, David G. Rethwisch,2015). This material use for technical applications are commonly based on aluminium oxide. The properties of ceramics which are insulative to the passage of heat and electricity and more resistant to high temperature and harsh environment(William D.callister,JR, David G. Rethwisch,2015). Ceramics in cochlear implants use for…

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    As humans, we never want to stop advancing. We will always look for the next bigger, better, and more efficient way of doing something, which has allowed us to create things such as planes, automobiles, and factories. While these inventions seem to have improved our lives, we see that the creation of this technology has greatly hurt the Earth as well as ourselves when looking at the bigger picture. Albert Einstein himself said that, “all of our exalted technological progress, civilization for…

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    chemical ingredients for blocking UVB and UVA radiations in a sunscreen normally include zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, avobenzone, ecamsule, and oxybenzone (Wang, S 2015). Sunscreen protects skin by reflecting the UVB light when consisted of inorganic chemicals (including zinc oxide and titanium dioxide), or absorbing UVB light and then release as heat when consisted of organic chemicals (excluding zinc oxide and titanium dioxide) (Grifantini, K 2010). In other words, the skin would not be burnt…

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    Seaworld Research Paper

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    SeaWorld was originally supposed to be an underwater restaurant but the concept grew into a marine zoological park on twenty one acres off the shore of Mission Bay in San Diego. In 1964, the gates of SeaWorld open for the very first time. SeaWorld was founded by George Millay, Milt Shedd, and Davis DeMott. The initial investment of SeaWorld was $1.5 million, 45 employees, several dolphins, sea lions, and two saltwater aquariums. Although SeaWorld opened with dolphins and sea lions, the…

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    As a child, Isabella was very intellectual, allowing her to skin a few grades and score high in state tests to receive scholarships. At the Met lab, using plutonium oxide and carbon chloride, Isabella Karl was able to create plutonium chloride by using vacuum lines. Her work with crystallography allowed molecular structures to be studied by future scientists and make greater developments in medicine. She received great…

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    Smoking Affects The Body

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    other surrounding tissues in order to maintain homeostasis in the body. Endothelial cells are also able to signal neurological responses to cause blood vessel dilation when there is an increase in blood pressure. In order to cause dilation, nitric oxide, which is responsible for smooth muscle contraction is released and the smooth muscles then relax within the vessels causing dilation. W.R., because he is a faithful smoker, has damaged the endothelial cells that maintain the structure and…

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    fossil fuels, nuclear energy, an alternative energy source such as the wind, solar, hydrogen, and geothermal power. First, the fossil fuels are a nonrenewable energy, and it is cheaper to buy, but it is very harmful because it contributes more carbon oxide int the earth atmosphere. For example, more than 80% of the earth population use the fossil fuels. Second, the nuclear energy is the alternate method to produce in energy the modern society without affecting the earth atmosphere. Sometimes,…

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    above what it would be without the atmosphere. Certain gases in the atmosphere block heat from escaping. Gases that influence the greenhouse effect is water vapor, nitrous oxide, carbon dioxide, and methane. Some have a positive feedback like water vapor and others have a negative feedback like carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide. The more the atmospheric temperature rises the more water vapor increases. In the last century, the amount of carbon dioxide has increased significantly due to…

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