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    11. Turmeric What is turmeric? It is a popular herb that has many health and beauty benefits, including being a natural teeth whitener. It is definitely great for overall oral hygiene and has intense anti-inflammatory effects that gives aid to gum problems. It also works to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. For the turmeric teeth whitening method, you will need turmeric, lime juice, and salt. Begin this method by roasting the turmeric for a few minutes. Then, crush the turmeric into a…

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    The restaurant I am reviewing is one of the vibrant Italian restaurants in Adelaide, it is called Mazze on Rundle. This restaurant is located in Rundle Street, in Adelaide Central Business District. The focus of this restaurant is what makes it to be vibrant as well as gaining good reputation. It states that, our focus is on personalised customer service, delicious food and sumptuous coffee. The dishes served in this restaurant ranges from pasta, pizza, risotto, meat, salads, and kids menu as…

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    Tartrazine Research Paper

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    Tartrazine, saccharin, BHT, and sodium nitrate: typical ingredients you will find in foods in a stroll down any supermarket aisle. I have always pondered about the effects of such additives that are prevalent within food. One would think that the long-standing existence of such substances would validate their safety, yet, I remain doubtful due to the controversy and safety concerns of their usage. During my middle school years, while on a school-run food interest trip, I was enlightened…

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    Vinegar Lab Hypothesis

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    My results show that the plants that were being watered without vinegar grew the most by height. The plants with a 20% concentration and 50% concentration of vinegar did not grow at all. I believe that this data is correct and valid because I conducted the experiment with 2 different pots for each type of water, and each pot that had similar water showed similar results. Also, all of the plants were placed in similar conditions, except for the ph of the water that was being given to each plant,…

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    to an egg after leaving in various liquids over a 24-hour period. Before letting the egg submerge in vinegar overnight the initial weight of the egg was 66.6 grams. We thought that after leaving the egg in vinegar the shell of the egg would get softer. The independent variable is the vinegar and the dependent variable is the egg. We believed that the egg would be softer; because we saw the vinegar bubble once we put the egg in it. When we came back the second day we saw the egg looked like it…

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    Pickling vinegar I titrated were extremely accurate as there was 0.04% and 0.05%of uncertainty, whereas the ASDA vinegar I titrated was 0.20% uncertainty; this was the highest percentage of uncertainty which shows that this vinegar is the most unreliable in order to compare to the results of the market stall vinegar titration. Conclusion: In conclusion trading standards believe that the market stall suspect vinegar has been watered down. The concentrations present this as the standard vinegars…

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    Baking Soda Vs Vinegar

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    Introduction: A chemical reaction occurs when you mix baking soda and vinegar. The type of reaction that occurs when you mix the two is called a chemical reaction, the chemical property that is used is called reactivity. Some of the evidence that proves that a chemical change is occurring is when you start to hear a sizzle sound and gas starts to be produced. When the gas starts to produce you will see the bubbles start to rise. The two types of matter that are creating this reaction are called…

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    What is the effect of increasing amounts of apple cider vinegar on the mass of milk curds? Purpose The purpose of the experiment conducted was to observe the effects of increased amounts of acid on the mass of yielded milk curds. Background Information Curd formation, or coagulation, is the process in which milk the proteins in milk clump together in the presence of an acid. (Leaf TV) Within milk there are fats and proteins, such as casein and whey protein. Hypothesis If the amount of…

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    ANTI-DEPRESSANT ACTIVITY OF APPLE vinegar INTRODUCTION: Depression a melancholy state that represents the sensation of anger, dejection, frustration, loss of interest that sometimes interferes in our may be or continues to be prolonged are often clinically termed as depression. it's not restricted to adults or gerontology, it's typically been diagnosed in teens furthermore as in animal conjointly. (Rosenbaum, et al, 2008) There square measure variety of things that will increase the prospect…

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    Apple Cider Vinegar: Apple cider vinegar is do-it-all ingredient that only nourish but also heel, simplify and cleans one’s life without spending a lot of time and money. The eBook named “81 WAYS TO CLEANSE YOUR BODY AND HOUSE AND MORE” which allows the people to practice the methods that this book offer in order to change the way of living. This program claims that Apple Cider Vinegar is not only a useful product it is also effective in keeping one healthy and strong. It also contains…

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