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    Dr. Mercola stresses that sulfur is also indirectly connected to issues that deal with the health of the heart. Connective tissues and processes of metabolism are negatively affected by low levels of sulfur content in the body. Functioning of the heart incorporates a lot of connective tissues and metabolism provides the heart with the necessary energy to facilitate pumping of blood. Glutathione is a metabolic intermediary that can only be synthesized effectively by sulfur minerals. An insulin…

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    1. Introduction Pre-industrial revolution, humans beings used to live a primitive life whereby they used wood for cooking, warming house; as biofuel. Even later when they lived in houses, they used candles to light up their homes. Post-industrial revolution, human beings discovered new energy resources which have made life much easier to live. And the discovery of these resources (coal and oil), have also supported the advancement of new technologies e.g. automobiles, airplanes, generation of…

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    2.0 Sulfur Creek Academy Summary Sulfur Creek Academy (SCA) is a non-profit organization invested in providing safe, secure learning environment for private school students working on a general educations degree (GED) in rural communities in South, Texas. SCA has selected to bring the Live Oak Community Center online for private school families as a centralized learning center. SCA is a small woman owned business, which employs four staff who specializes in software development for academic…

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    Acid Rain is best described as any form of precipitation with high levels of nitric and sulfuric acid. Acid rain or acid deposition is the result of burning of fossil fuels. About two-thirds of SO2 and one-fourth of NOx are released into the air; it comes from electric power generators. These chemicals react would react with water, oxygen, and other substances to form delicate solution of sulfuric and nitric acid to form acidic pollutants. The source of sulphur dioxide comes from volcanoes,…

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    Assignment 7 Power Station Emission Aim: The aim of this experiment is to measure the mass of sulphur dioxide in 1m3 of flue gas (waste gas from burning fossil fuels in a power station). To achieve this aim, titration of an unknown solution of sulphuric acid (around 0.2-0.4 mol) and sodium carbonate (0.2 mol) using methyl orange as an indicator. 1. Introduction Fossil fuel is formed from decayed plants and animals that have been converted to crude…

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    Pollution control equipment such as wet scrubbers control emissions from coal and oil combustion from energy and industrial production bring waste gases in contact with a sorbent that reacts and absorbs the sulfur dioxide. Another option is changing the way power plants burn coal and fossil fuels to reduce the nitrogen oxide created from the combustion. Methods to help mitigate nitrogen oxide emissions from cars is by the use of catalytic converters attached…

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    biomolecules. The primordial soup hypothesis is that living things were made from a ocean from the combination from the chemicals in the air without oxygen and some type of energy to make amino acids which would then turn into living things.The Iron Sulfur World hypothesis claims that a biochemical cycle grew and assembled the first living cell.The panspermia theory is that all things were there at first but in tiny forms.The RNA world hypothesis claim of the theory is that the use of RNA in the…

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    Gas Station Research Paper

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    tons of Sulfur oxides, Nitrogen Oxides, and particulate matter. Gorsuch station was a coal-fired power plant. Although they failed to obtain necessary permits and install controls for reducing their emissions, EPA was there to stop them from polluting our precious air with the help of the United States funding. Air is free moving which means air from California has the potential to reach other neighboring states. Sadly, Sulfur oxides is also able to move freely with the help of winds. Sulfur…

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    Roof Discolored? Know Three Potential Reasons Why Nobody wants a roof that is a community eyesore with discoloration. Unfortunately, there may be factors at play that are causing this blemish. In order to fix the problem, you must know what is causing it to occur. Here are three reasons why discoloration can happen to a roof. Pigment From Asphalt Shingles There is a process called extractive bleeding where black pigments found in your roof’s shingles can cause a stain to appear. It typically…

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    Colorado gets about 15.9 inches of rainfall per year. Rain used to be one of the best things that could happen in this state, but as humans pollute our world more and more, rain is becoming harmful. Our precious rainfall is becoming more and more acidic, which is causing harm to plants, wildlife, buildings, and humans. This acidic rain is commonly referred to as acid rain and more properly known as acid deposition. This research will thoroughly examine acid rain, it’s causes, the effects on the…

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