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    Immortalization Of Pompeii Essay

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    Over the centuries, the city was abandoned and forgotten as the memory of Pompeii became nothing but a legend passed throughout generations by word of mouth. Despite the fact that the ancient objects from Pompeii were discovered sporadically, the city itself was not found until the 18th century. Ever since, excavations have gone deeper into the city’s mysterious secrets. Archaeological finds reveal how people lived during that time, as well as how they died during the…

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    any of the events that they are referencing. What has been found is that no matter how small a detail or implication of an event it may be, it can alter the full statement given by the witness and make it non-viable in the eyes of the courts. In the mid 1970’s a professor of psychology by the name of Elizabeth Loftus performed an experiment exhibiting the effects of an individual’s memory when fake facts have been introduced to them. The individual participants were placed into two separate…

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    wt. aqueous formaldehyde were added to a 10 mL round bottom flask and allowed to heat to 80°C with constant stirring. After 10 minutes, a solid and wet product was formed. Vacuum filtration was then used to filter the product. Recrystallization methods were then completed using 95% ethanol in order to isolate the pure product. This product had a yellow color to it. 1) A. The detailed mechanism for 1,4-dihydropyridine formation is included in the hand written portion of the lab report. B. In…

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    experiment was to precipitate Copper (II) Phosphate Trihydrate and determine percent yield, also to react an aqueous solution of Copper (II) Chloride with aqueous Sodium Phosphate and describe the reaction. Procedure: To conduct our experiment 10 milliliters of CuCL2 and 8 milliliters NaPO4 was added to its own 50 milliliter beaker. These solutions were then combined in a 150 milliliter beaker and mixed for 1 minute. The PH of the mixed solution was checked to see if it was accurate enough to…

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    Percentage yield The ratio between the actual yield and theoretical yield multiplied by 100 is called the percentage yield. Percentage yield demonstrates the percentage of theoretical that was gained from the end product in a reaction. The percentage yield is calculated using this equation: Percentage Yield =(Mass of actual yield)/(Mass of theoretical yield) ×100. The mass of actual yield is the mass of the end product that was gained from the experiment. The actual yield is the amount of…

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    Fallacy In Frankenstein

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         One who has only seen the Hollywood version of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein would assume that in the course of the book the true monster is Dr. Frankenstein himself. But upon analysis of the text it becomes clear that it is in fact the Monster who is the greater of the two evils. Although created by the doctor, his own hatred and consciousness yield an evil larger than even the doctor could have predicted.      The monster himself, like Dr.…

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    Zinc Iodine Experiment

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    Result 1 1. In trial 1, the mass of zinc iodide was 2.51 grams. 2. Although, the consumed moles and mass of zinc consumed could not be calculated due to an accident during lab, the mass of iodine consumed was 2.0 grams and moles consumed was 0.0079 moles. The theoretical yield for the zinc iodide was 2.51 grams and 2.51 grams was produced which makes the actual or experimental yield 100%. 3. The possible errors could have occurred due to human error in calculations or mis-calculations in the…

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    study is to gain in-depth understanding of the real world behavior through documentations such as historical data, observations and artifacts (Merriam, 1998). Again, according to Sterman (2001) and Saeed (1992), empirical evidence such as historical data and observations can provide guidelines to reproduce the feedback structure as a reliable representation of the real world. 3.2 Data gathering Table 3.1 shows climatic and non-climatic data collected from relevant institutions. Climatic and…

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    method to practice when calculating the percentage yield of a reaction. When examining the data obtained from the investigation, there was evident that there were some trends in the results. For the three graphs showcasing the results for gravimetric analysis in task one and task two, there was no general pattern. This was due to the fact that in Graph 1, the actual yield was a portion larger than the theoretical yield, while in Graph 3, the opposite results were obtained and in Graph 4, the…

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    experiment, the theoretical yield was calculated. From the results, the limiting reagent is 3-nitrobenzaldehyde. The theoretical yield is determined by referring to the moles of the limiting reagent, which was calculated to be 1.3 g. However, the results obtained (Data Table 1) were greater than the theoretical yield; that is, the actual mass of the product was higher than the theoretical mass. This lead to an abnormally high yield of 320% and an impure product. Though the experiment was…

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