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    Introduction The purpose of this experiment was to understand acid-catalyzed hydration of alkenes through the formation of exo-norborneol from the reaction of Norborene with acid and the excess of water. Acid-catalyzed hydration is useful in removing double and triple bonds; an unsaturated compound becomes reduced to a saturated compound in the presence of the acid catalyst, or water for this experiment. Hydration of alkenes is the result of acid-catalyzed addition of water to a carbon-carbon…

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    cause an allergic reaction are; fish, eggs, and wheat. Food additives are the chemicals that keep food fresh, enhance their color, flavor and/or texture to preserve its self-life. Food additives consist of artificial sweeteners, high fructose corn syrup, monosodium glutamate (MSG), trans fat and common food dyes. The common food dyes are; Blue #1and Blue #2, Red dye #3 and Red #40, Yellow #6 and Tartrazine, sodium sulfite, sodium nitrate/nitrite, Butylated hydroxyanisole, butylated…

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    His favorite restaurant and place to get pizza is Zachery’s Pizzeria in Berkeley, California. Along with his favorite food, his favorite dessert is the delicious molten chocolate lava cake. With its chocolate flavor and warm mouthwatering chocolate syrup it’s not hard for it not to be his favorite. Michael is a natural athlete. He plays a variety of sports and likes to try new ones because he is competitive. Michael is a cross country athlete, basketball player, and one of the best tennis…

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    Ma Joad is one of the most important characters in John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath. Ma is the mother of the main character Tom and evolves as the head of the family Ma’s personality makes her the “citadel of the family” (Steinbeck) and she keeps the family intact by being strong. Throughout the novel, Ma displays her leadership by always trying to keep the family together. Steinbeck’s characterization of Ma allows her to impact the whole family. The importance of Ma within the family…

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    Added sugars to the American eating routine can be found in a wide range of various nourishments and beverages that we don't think about. What are included sugars? Included sugars can't avoid being sugars and syrups that are added to sustenances or refreshments when they are taken care of or masterminded. This excludes ordinarily happening sugars, for instance, those in deplete and natural items. Liquid sugar, for instance, in sodas, charged refreshments and amusements drinks, is the principle…

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    This week, I dove right in and started picking up a couple of things in Mrs. Herrold's classroom. To begin, I took over the morning routine of the "Daily Fix-It" worksheets, calendar, and morning meeting. Through morning meeting, I was able to get to know the students a little bit better. I asked them questions like: "What do you want to be when you grow up?" "What is your favorite animal?" "If you had a million dollars, what would you do with it?" Also, I started taking over the whole group…

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    Dietary habits are different from person to person, and from country to country. However, they can all be summed up in a few major categories: carnetarians, vegetarians, and vegans. Of course, this classification can be further broken down into smaller categories, but the essence is that everyone has a different eating habit. Regardless of the diet, recent studies have shown that people should consume more zinc on a daily basis. According to the results, zinc is essential for the human body,…

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    Tolerance is one’s ability to accept other people’s ideas or methods, especially those that they do not agree with. In Harper Lee’s novel To Kill a Mockingbird, the character Scout is taught about tolerance as she is being introduced to an environment different than what she is used to. She has to learn how to control her actions as she matures, which leads to her having to adapt to changes in the way she acts around people. Atticus had to teach Scout how to tolerate people, even if she did not…

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    different! What to chose what to choose… I will write the similarities and differences and from that information, I will figure out which is the best. The two ways to treat Yellow Fever are similar in these ways. First of all, they both use pain killing syrups and drinks, and encourage drinking fluids. The fluids include coffee and…

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    Atticus treats Calpurnia like part of his family and trusts Calpurnia to discipline and watch the children "Atticus always took her side...and I had felt her tyrannical presence." (10) Like the time Scout comments on the way Walter Cunningham "poured syrup on his vegetables and meat." (28) which then, Scout felt Calpurnia's rath and Scout was to eat in the kitchen.…

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