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    Sodium Hydrate Lab Report

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    The beginning of the lab contained a substantial amount of information detailing what chemical properties make up the structure of a salt hydrate. It provided essential knowledge proceeding to the successful completion of this lab such as the idea that hydrates are salt compounds which have formed weak bonds to water molecules that can easily be broken through the use of heat. With this information in mind, it was expected that a series of procedural guidelines following this information be used…

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    to see if the combination and specific concentrations of sodium thiosulfate plus sodium hypochlorite are able to produce second degree burns on a person within 10 seconds. In order for a second degree burn to be possible we must reach a temperature of at least 56°C (133°F) in order to create burns up to third degree for the time the chemical stayed on the worker. Now the dumpster contained 6% mass sodium hypochlorite and 20.0% mass of sodium thiosulfate. Which when we calculate the molarity of…

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    Synthesis of reactive iron Chemical reduction method of Ferric chloride by sodium borohydride following reaction (Eq.1), was used to synthesize ZVI [14]. 〖2FeCl〗_3+〖6NaBH〗_4+〖18H〗_2 O→〖2Fe〗^0+〖21H〗_2+〖6B(OH)〗_3+6NaCl (1) Ferric chloride hexahydrate solution was prepared by dissolving 5 g of FeCl_3.H_2 O (99.0%, Junsei Chemical Co., Japan) in 125 mL of deoxygenated deionized (DI) water. Moreover, 3.5 g of Sodium borohydride (NaBH_4, 98.0%, Sigma–Aldrich Inc., USA) were dissolved in 125 mL…

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    Comparison of microbial growth between different groups Sodium Hypochloride Total Fishers exact test Endovac Laser Control p-value No Growth 5(50.0%) 8(80.0%) 0 15(37.5%) <0.001* <103 5(50.0%) 2(20.0%) 0 7(17.5%) 103 – 108 0 0 0 8(20.0%) >108 0 0 10(100.0%) 10(25.0%) Total 10 10 10 40(100.0%) *p<0.05 statistically significant p>0.05 non significant, NS Amongst the 10 samples evaluated for the endovac in conjunction with sodium hypochloride, 5 samples showed no growth…

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    A similar experiment such as the reaction of Sodium Thiosulfate and Hydrochloric Acid includes the “Yellow Snowstorm” reaction – a reaction between Copper (II) and Thiosulfate. Copper (II) sulfate [CuSO4·5H2O] dissolves to give cupric ion (Cu2+); in the context of a redox reaction with thiosulfate, the cupric ion acts as an oxidizing agent. Reactions within the temperature on Sodium Thiosulfate and Hydrochloric Acid occur as the result of molecules interacting with each other to create new…

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    Sodium Channels

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    sensors, allowing the sodium to be able to pass through once they are in place. Sodium channels assist in forming the excitability of each distinct neuron. The gene of SCN9A has the specifications of forming a single section of the alpha subunit from the sodium channel named NaV1.7, which are precisely located in nociceptors. NaV1.7 creates and transmits action potentials and is essential for determining the electrical signaling for the majority of excitable cells. This sodium channel is located…

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    Sodium Fluoracetate

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    Water solubility is important in Sodium fluoracetate and the white powder is readily developed into poisonous bait. The Sodium Fluoracetate bond when engulfed in water separates into the Sodium bond and fluoracetate is left in solution. Consequently, when the bait is consumed, the poison creates the same effects as fluoracetate would in its natural form. 1080 is classified as a reproductive poison due to its harmful effects on mammal’s reproductive organs and its ability to interrupt the pest’s…

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    Sodium Citrate

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    The role of sodium citrate is to reduce silver nitrate to silver (1). The role of D-glucose was to reduce silver nitrate into just silver, while soluble starch stabilizes the nanoparticles by surrounding them to prevent aggregation (1, 2, 3). The 1 M NaOH, 1 M HCl, and 1 M NaCl caused Batch A to aggregate. The nanoparticles aggregated with these reagents because these are all strong bases or strong acids, which dissociates completely and interacts with the oxidized citrate that separate the…

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    Sodium Glutamate

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    MSG is a modified form of glutamic acid in which sodium is added to the molecule. However, the portion thought to be toxic is the glutamic acid, not the sodium, and often manufacturers will mix MSG with other substances to disguise it. But the negative effects of excitotoxins are not limited to small children. There is growing evidence that excitotoxins…

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    minutes which represented the dilution of bodily fluids by seeing the urine became clear and clear each time. For isotonic subjects, who consumed 1120mL of isotonic saline (0.9% NaCl), shown the importance of sodium related to normal body composition. For alkalosis subject, who consumed 100mL of sodium…

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