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    Bromine Research Paper

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    With this being said, bromine is used in day-to-day operations and can be found everyday products. Bromine can be obtained from the ocean (sea water), and although the sodium chloride is found more often; sodium bromide is found but in smaller quantities. As shown in Figure 2.1 perbromate (BrO4-) is an ion. It carries a molar mass of 143.902 g/mol. Perbromate has 32 valence electrons; bromine…

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    Solid Magnesium Lab

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    produced in the reaction, and determining the effectiveness of the procedure by calculating the percent yield. In order to complete these objectives, a flask containing the magnesium ribbon was completely submerged into a large beaker filled with water. Next, hydrochloric acid was emptied into the flask using a gas syringe. Then, a Gas Pressure Sensor was used to measure the pressure in the sealed vessel, and a temperature probe was used to measure the temperature of the reaction indirectly by…

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    Melting is a stage but only in select environments (name,date). Water in the oceans moves to the atmosphere through evaporation, when heated by UV rays. This is where liquid water is turned into vapor or gas. Once this is in the atmosphere, atmospheric circulation transports it around the word. As this water is carried over land is is released in the form of precipitation either as rain or snow (when clouds can no longer withstand the…

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    weight alcohols, especially ethanol, from aqueous mixtures  The feed mixture contains alcohol and water with an extractive solvent comprising a substituted and unsubstituted phenol having 6 carbon atoms and alcohol containing 2 to 4 carbon atoms.  In the process the upper stream contains water with minimum amount of solvent that is 99.9% and the bottom stream contains alcohol with minimum amount of water.  The temperature of the process is between 180 to 350 C.Here the alcohol is obtained at…

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    polyphenol oxidase (Faisal. S et.al, 2013) which influence in the oxidative activity when the potatoes are cut causing it to become brown in color (Vitti M.C et. al, 2011). Potatoes are not encouraged to be sun-dried as the slow process of removal of water will induce the growth of fungal on the food's surface (Faisal. S et.al, 2013). Blanching treatments or osmotic dehydration method where the highly perishable foods such as fruits and vegetables or in this case, potato, are immersed in the…

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    Nacogdoch Lab Report

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    samples were then transferred to the furnace for total oxidation of carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen. The second run through the furnace removed unwanted particulate materials. The gases from the combustion were collected into a cooler to remove water vapor; then contained in a ballast for equilibrium. At this point in time, the gases in question were separated by their respective carrier gases and concentrations could be accounted…

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    Tap Water Importance

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    Water is one of the most important complex and necessary molecules on earth. It is required for any organism 's survival and is vital for life processes. Its molecular structure enables it to have a chief advantage over other molecules. Its polarity and attraction to other types of matter enable water to be a perfect solvent used with detergent and soap. The range of water is expensive, available on earth as three different types. Despite the abundance of these molecules, many countries continue…

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    hand is whether or not chemical compounds affect water 's heat resistance/reception. In other words, how does the temperature of water (H2O) change when chemical compounds - such as sodium chloride and sucrose - are added? In this experiment, the independent variable is the chemical compound being tested while the dependent variable is the temperature of the water. The constants are the surface being tested on which is a stove, the amount of water being used, the amount of grams used for the…

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    Writing Assignment

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    Maciej Szwoch Chm 131-005 5/5/18 Writing Assignment Figure 1 [This diagram shows at what temperatures/pressures water changes phases. As shown in Figure 1 (“Interactive Student Tutorial”) above water turns into a gas at 100 degrees Celsius. At 0 degrees Celsius and below it becomes a solid. This diagram makes it easy to see that the energy needed (temperature) to change phases greatly increases] Molality Molality is the number of Moles of solute divided by kilograms of solvent (Tutapoint…

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    The Precambrian Time

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    hereditary changes, step by step permitted certain sorts of fishlike animals to invest brief times of energy out of water, rummaging for plant nourishment ashore. This prompted the advancement of the principal creatures of land and water around 360 million years prior. (Creatures of land and water are vertebrates that live some portion of their lives ashore and some portion of their lives in water.)The Mississippian and Pennsylvanian times of Paleozoic time have been known as the Coal Ages, or…

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