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    Hey There! Have you ever wondered why we celebrate the Fourth Of July ? Or what was the Declaration Of Independence was really about ? Well the Declaration Of Independence is a statement that was adopted by the Second Continental Congress, who meet at the Pennsylvania State House on July 4, 1776. The Declaration of Independence is a Congressional Statement that was later described as a “dress and ornament rather than body, soul, or substance”. It was a way of announcing to the world the fact…

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    The development of new drug discovery technologies like high throughput screening, combinatorial chemistry, etc. has led to the discovery of a large number drugs that are poorly water soluble.(1,2) Approximately 40% of the NCEs are poorly water soluble and has poor bioavailability.(3) The successful clinical use of these molecules requires the application of solubility enhancement based formulation approaches. Among the various solubility enhancement technique like use of cosolvents,…

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    Citrate Experiment

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    The goal of this experiment was to use citrate stabilized gold nanoparticles as color indicators for the existence of melamine in unknown solutions of milk, then use UV/Vis spectra to quantify the results. The purpose of this lab was met successfully. The color change of gold nanoparticle solution was an effective method to predict the presence of melamine. For instance, when 1 ml of AuNPs was added to 1 mL of 50 ppm melamine solution in sample C1, the color changed from wine red to light purple…

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    In the texts ‘Perfume-the story of a murderer’ by Patrick Süskind and ‘the turning’ by Tim Winton, a diverse range of literary techniques are used to present similar ideas. Though the storylines differ both follow a single main character who is used to denote to the enormity and mysterious grandeur of life. So it is appropriate that the complex themes of human suffering, time and change and the transience of existence are used in both texts to encapsulate life. Winton presents these ideas in…

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    The Intentions of the Texas Annexation and the Mexican War From starting a war to threatening foreign relations, the United States was greedy for land and was willing to take drastic measures in order to expand the borders. During the 1840s, America seized many opportunities to satisfy its appetite for more territory. With the new territories acquired, more problems arose. The balance of slave and free states was always threatened with the acquisition of territory. Due to their location in the…

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    “Religion is an expression of social cohesion” as it unifies people together in a variety of ways such as a common goal or behaviour. It brings together people from all social classes to celebrate religious ceremonies such as sacrifice. It also allows societies to work in relative harmony by ensuring morals and principles according to the religion are evident in society. These features are both eminent in Nordic and Aztec communities. In Nordic society, religion played a significant role in…

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    Malic acid is one of the primary contributors of acidity in the grape. Its concentration tends to decrease as the grape ripe and it is mostly due to metabolic respiration. The vine and grape are depend on the Malic acid as a fuel in respiration. During warmer days, the metabolic respiration will be higher and thus decrease the total amount of Malic acid. However when in a cooler climates, the concentration of mMlic acid will remain at initial levels or slightly decrease only. Malic acid is very…

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    Food Irradiation Essay

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    IRRADIATION Introduction Irradiation is the process by which object exposed to radiation (Unsold, 2016). Food is irradiated to provide the same benefits as when it is processed to destroy insects, fungi or bacteria that cause food to spoil of cause human disease and to make it possible to keep food longer and in better form in warehouses and homes. Because irradiation terminates disease-causing bacteria and diminishes the incidence of foodborne illnesses, hospitals sometimes use irradiation to…

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    Plant Hormones: DIAGRAMS/PICTURES NEEDED: Hormone Locations (color coordinated and showing relative concentrations) Auxin- Auxin is a hormone that’s main function is to promote cell elongation in stems, buds and roots and also plays a small part in the differentiation or new cells. Auxin is present in high concentrations in germinating fruits and seeds, but it is not yet known whether this high concentration of auxin is passed on from the mother or whether is is created but the developing…

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    Rhetorical strategies in John Keats’s: “To Autumn” Enchanting. Colorful. Changing. Words to describe the vivid imagery the season of autumn. A Famous poet by the name of John Keats wrote “To Autumn “, published in1819. He gives a clear descriptive image of the season of autumn for which he writes the actions that are visualized around him. He shares the movement of autumn, the visualization, and the character embedded into autumn with the audience. John Keats builds the imagery with similes,…

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