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    from. Joe begins his recount of the hot air balloon accident by stating that the events were ‘simple to mark’. This description of events seems to undermine the situation, therefore decreasing its overall importance. As the rest of the plot progresses, it becomes clear to the reader that Joe is ‘holding back, delaying the information’, implying that he is purposefully manipulating the events in his favour, using lacuna to his advantage. The hot air balloon accident acts as a pivotal event in the…

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    Water Displacement Lab

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    and collect data about the balloon filled with sublimed dry ice, various water samples, and a golf ball. The ultimate goals of this experiment were to collect the most precise measurements of displacement of the balloon in the tap water, the weight of the three water samples versus the original cylinder, and diameter of the golf ball in order to use the formulas given to correctly calculate the density of the water samples and gold ball. The ultimate goal of the water displacement was to used…

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    much water, salts etc are in the cell versus out of the cell. Adding ethanol disrupts much of this. 1. Ethanol is permeable to cell membranes. Because of the nature of ethanol as a chemical is it able to get into the cell very easily. This disrupts the balance of the cells' osmotic environment. Osmosis is the movement of water. Think about what happens if you fill a balloon too full. What happens? It expands and stretches the membrane of the balloon. If you release too much water from…

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    1:1 ration, the reaction will produce three different products which are water, carbon dioxide and Sodium acetate. The reaction is: NaHCO3 + HC2H3O2 → NaC2H3O2 + H2O + CO2 In the experiment, the quantitative relationship between the two reagents which is the limiting reagent and which is the excess reagent will been found. (Rosedale Academy) Hypothesis For the phenomenon of the reaction, it is hypothesized that the balloon will expand and there will be bubbles in the bottle. For the…

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    four pairs of goggles and four sandwich bags. Make sure there are paper towels and trash bags at the ready. Demo and discussion: To introduce the idea of physical versus chemical change fill one flask with water and another flask with vinegar. Ask the students if they know which is water and which is vinegar just by their…

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    0894 grams. A balance scale was used before and after the reaction to record the change in overall mass. First, using the scale, the flask, balloon, and Alka-Setlzer tablets were measured, 259.4 ±.05 Grams were found. What created the “〖Co〗_2 gases to be trapped” were the crushed Alka-Seltzer tablets that went into the flask that contained water. The balloon that was attached to the flask was able to contain the 〖Co〗_2 that’s pressure was pushing forward, which helps one infer the rate of the…

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    This experiment was set up using a dialysis tubing bag, balloon clips, beaker, iodine, solution of 1% soluble starch and 15% glucose. The dialysis tubing bag was filled up with starch and glucose, leaving a pocket of air for diffusion of materials, and sealed using balloon clips. At the beginning of the experiment, the inside of the test tube was white and the beaker had a yellow tint. This tube was then placed into a beaker containing water and iodine, and left to sit for a 20 minute time…

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    release and conserve water to bring the water level back to normal in case of any changes. I will be discussing 2 scenarios where there is not enough water or too much water. it is really important to keep the total body water content constant so the cells in the body can function properly without any cell damage. Let’s look at how ADH hormone controls the water level in the blood, in a situation where you have not drunk…

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    Baking Soda Stoichiometry

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    of one molecule of carbon and two molecules of oxygen. I also did research on the reaction of base and acidic substances. I learned that when we combine vinegar and baking soda, it produces carbonic acid; it then decomposes into carbon dioxide and water because it is unstable. Then, carbon dioxide pushes the remains of the reacted carbonic acid and vinegar out of the bottle (MrChemistryGeek 2012). Finally, I researched the stoichiometry of baking soda and vinegar reacting. Mr. Kivimaki stated,…

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    Baking Soda Experiment

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    and 3 15mL spoonfuls of baking soda. Control variables were the amount of vinegar, the same spoon, stopper and tube, graduated cylinder, and funnel used, and the balloon was measured by the circumference of the widest…

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