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    The purpose of this lab was to analyze the impact different concentrations of bicarbonate solution had on the rate of photosynthesis in spinach disks. We derived a hypothesis that stated if the concentration of bicarbonate solution increased, the rate of photosynthesis would escalate causing the disks to rise faster to the top of the syringe. When conducting the baseline experiment using a 0.2% bicarbonate solution, the spinach disks starting rising around the ninth or tenth minute. However we…

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    broken down by favorable for saline, sodium bicarbonate or inconclusive. The data from the articles closed was interpreted. Of the six articles chosen the data was sorted by conclusion and recommendations for safe pre-procedural care of predisposed patients. Of the six studies reviewed, one commonality the studies exhibited was intravenous hydration for at least 12 hours post procedure was the most efficient treatment for patients. Two studies listed Sodium Bicarbonate as more effective if given…

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    reaction occurs when an unknown white powder is heated? #1: Sodium bicarbonate breaks down into sodium hydroxide and carbon dioxide. #2: Heating sodium bicarbonate produces sodium carbonate, carbon dioxide and water vapor. #3: Sodium bicarbonate decomposes into sodium oxide, carbon dioxide, and water vapor. Materials: Crucible and Lid Crucible tongs Ring Stand Bunsen Burner Pipestem Triangle Wire gauze Ring Clamp 5.68 grams of Sodium Bicarbonate Scoopula Spatula Scale Procedure: First record the…

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    oxygen, and a carbohydrate.(Lab Manual) By manipulating the CO₂ concentrations, it was able to see how it directly affected the production of one of the products of photosynthesis, oxygen. It was hypothesized that increasing the concentration of sodium bicarbonate which was represented by CO₂ in the experiment will increase the rate of photosynthesis which will be determined by measuring the rate of oxygen…

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    reaction Aim To determine if mass is preserved in a chemical reaction conducted with vinegar and Sodium bicarbonate. Hypothesis: The mass of the flask and vinegar after the reaction will be less due to the fact that it is losing the gas which is being produced when the elements are mixed. However part B will be altered as the gas will be preserved inside the balloon. Apparatus  Balance  Sodium bicarbonate  Spatula  Measuring cylinder  2 conical flasks  Balloon  Vinegar  funnel…

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    magnesium strip heated, sodium hydroxide and copper chloride mixed and hydrochloric acid added to sodium bicarbonate are chemical change. For task 1, we measure 100ml of water, weigh 5g of table salt and mix the 5g of salt and 100ml of water. Stir until change is seen. Finally, observe and collect data. For task 2, we measure a 2cm strip of magnesium and place 2cm strip of magnesium in a heated crucible. Finally, observe and collect data. For task 3, we measure 10 drops of sodium hydroxide and…

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    acid and sodium bicarbonate. Simultaneously, 1,4-dimethoxybenzene has similar solubility’s with diethyl-ether and remains dissolved in the ether layer throughout the experiment while benzoic ion mostly remains in the aqueous layer. The ether layer can be distinguished from the water layer due to their differences in density, where diethyl ether contains lighter atoms as opposed to sodium bicarbonate. As a result, diethyl ether will be less dense and will be the top layer while the sodium…

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    processes. Sodium, calcium, potassium, chloride, phosphate and magnesium are all electrolytes in our body. Sodium:…

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    disease, does the nursing assessment of patients receiving sodium bicarbonate infusion versus normal sodium infusion yield more complications of Contrast-Induced Nephropathy (CIN)? CIN can be defined as an increase in baseline creatinine level by 25% or greater within 48 hours after a procedure that requires contrast material (Isaac, 2012). Creatinine is the end-product of muscle breakdown…

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    lamp was greater. Some possible mistakes that could have occurred during this experiment can include the following: Miscalculating the distance between the Elodea plant and the light source. Putting in too much water. Putting in too much sodium bicarbonate. Elodea plant may be dry or not developed. Water may have been contaminated Leaving the Elodea plant in too long or too little Not cutting the Elodea plant correctly Conclusion:…

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