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    Soil Test Lab Report

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    expected it to have the highest value of nutrients for plants to grow in and a soil composition that is fit for food production (ex. Water Holding, etc). To test our hypothesis, we ran tests measuring Percent Water Content, Organic Material, Nitrates, Phosphates, Potassium, and Percent Sand, Silt, and Clay. The first test we conducted was the Percent Water Content; to determine the value, we massed soil in a tin cup, heated the tin cup and soil in the microwave for 24 hours, and then re-massed…

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    In the testing stream water there will be nitrates, phosphates, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, different temperatures, and pH levels.The most important factor to stream testing is the temperature of the water. If the temperature increases the amount of dissolved oxygen decreases. (EPA and Staff, 2012)Phosphates are present in the water through human and animal wastes. (Oram, no date) Phosphates are used in laundry soaps, cleaners, industrial effluents, and fertilizers. (Oram, no date) Nitrates…

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    Duckweed Hypothesis

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    Question Is the use of different concentrations of phosphates will affect the duckweed? Hypothesis The more phosphate use the more the plant will be affected. Aim To analyse the amount of phosphates that will affect the plant duckweed. Method • Separate 11 different cups and number them from 0 to 11. • Then in all cups add ml of water. • Add 15 duckweed on each cup. • In cup 0 start with 0% of phosphate, cup 1…

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    that's not good for the animals. The nitrate is actually dangerous to the creek and the critters living there. It is also dangerous to the water flow. It is also dangerous for the environment. The phosphates are found in some detergents but not all detergents. The numbers/data collected from the phosphates were all close every time. However…

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    up with an accumulation of fructose-1-phosphate in liver cells, causing dysfunction and other sever problems (bioche). In addition to the toxicity of fructose-1-phosphate accumulation itself, excessive fructose-1-phosphate inhibits fructokinase, which contributes to fructosaemia (bioche). Another consequence of fructose-1-phosphate accumulation is the reduction of intracellular inorganic phosphate because inorganic phosphate is trapped in fructose-1-phosphate (HFI). An allosteric activation of…

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    Nucleotide Essay

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    intermolecular dehydration reactions that create phosphate ester bonds. Those reactions are either, catalyzed or specialized enzymes. The nucleotide units are created by smaller types of components. Each nucleotide consist of three parts: a phosphate unit, a sugar unit, and a heterocyclic base. Phosphate The sugar-phosphate backbone gives the structural its shape and how it looks like, including DNA and RNA. This backbone consists of alternating sugar and phosphate…

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    The element name given is Phosphorus, it is symbolized in on the periodic table as a P. Its atomic number is 15 and the atomic mass is 30.974 (which is a rounded number). Group number the element is apart of on the periodic table is 15. Phosphorus’ listed isotopes are P-31 (stable) and 23 others and its electron configuration is [Ne]3s2 3p2. Physical properties of the element are varied depending on which allotrope of the element you are talking about. White Phosphorus has a melting point of…

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    that results from a lack of vitamin D, calcium, or phosphate. These nutrients are important for the development of strong, healthy bones. Most people with rickets will have stunted growth, soft or weak bones, and, in severe cases, skeletal deformities, such as an oddly shaped skull, bow legs, or legs that bow out, bumps in the ribcage, a protruding breastbone, a curved spine, or pelvic deformities. Vitamin D helps your body absorb calcium and phosphate from your intestines. You can get vitamin…

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    Enzymatic Reaction Lab

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    The main objective of this lab was to observe the effect of the enzyme concentration versus the reaction time of an enzymatic reaction, and the effects of the reactants and products concentration direction of the reaction. Specifically, in this lab the enzymes salivary amylase and phosphorylase were looked at the effect of the enzyme concentration versus the reaction time of an enzymatic reaction were observed by the iodine test along with the benedict’s test. Enzymes are known as biological…

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    Phospholipids- Phospholipids are made up of two fatty acids bonded to a glycerol. A phosphate group is bonded to hydroxyl on the glycerol. The hydrocarbon tails…

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