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Therefore, if a solid is first dissolved in an amount of hot solvent that does not dissolve it when cold, crystals should form when the hot solution is allowed to cool. The second step is using hot vacuum filtration, which removes the insoluble impurities from the hot mixture. The acetanilide given to us had two impurities, one soluble and one insoluble in the hot water. The insoluble impurity can be removed after

readily available to perform this recrystallization. One of the possible contaminants could be potassium bromide formed from the bromine and potassium ions left over in solution after the dehydrobromination reaction. If this contaminant was incorporated into the diphenylacetylene crude crystals and was not removed with the ice and water used to cool down the reaction media, it could be removed with the small amount of water in the recrystallization solvent since KBr is soluble in water and not very soluble

Children Who Were Rough," by Stephen Spender, and another poem "We Real Cool," by Gwendolyn Brooks share many similarities and differences. These three pieces of literature talk about racism and rough children. "Those Who Don't" is about racism and how people think about others without getting to know them. "My Parents Kept Me from Children Who Were Rough" explains how a good child wants to be like other children who are bad. "We Real Cool" talks about pool players who are bad. These pieces of literature

We Real Cool, by Gwendolyn Brooks speaks through the voice of a young clique who believes it is “real cool.” Using slang and simple language to depict the teenage voice in first person, Brooks’s narrators explain that they left school to stay out together late at night, hanging around pool halls, drinking, causing trouble, and meeting girls. Their lifestyle, though, will ultimately lead them to die at a young age. But, despite an early death, the narrator expresses that they are “real cool” because

The sub-title of the poem “We Real Cool” by Gwendolyn Brooks, which is, “The Pool Players. Seven at the Golden Shovel”, tells the reader what the poem is about. However, poems are more than just written words and titles, they are born out of intense feelings such as love, sadness, anger, fear, frustration, etcetera, and how the author comprehends those feelings (S.A. Moore and D.W. Moore, 1990). Therefore, the poem, “We Real Cool” is about more than just pool players. For instance, when the author

After we left the town part of New Salem we went to the small museum, and when we were done with that we decided that we would eat lunch even though it was about an hour till noon. It felt good to eat since I didn't bring any snacks, when everyone had eaten we got back on the bus and went to our next stop, the abe Lincoln memorial. The Lincoln memorial was a pretty quick stop. We got lectured about the Lincoln memorial, it was very boring. Inside it was really cool they had some statues

Real Cool” by Gwendolyn Brooks, shows how the decisions one makes in one's life can lead to bad consequences later down the road and showing the mindset behind it provides the theme of thinking one is cool does not mean what one does is cool. The literary devices used help support the theme as well. There are two shifts in the poem. The first stanza introduces the seven pool players, tells the reader that they play pool, and that the characters are at the “Golden Shovel (Brooks 2).” After this it

Strong Connection in“We Real Cool” As well all know, connections are not easy to come by. Connections are made for resembling one thing to another. In addition to the resemblance, the poem, “We Real Cool”, has a strong connection that is shown by the author that help illustrate the meaning of the poem. In the poem of, “We Real Cool”, by Gwendolyn Brooks, there is a satisfyingly strong connection involving the poem, title, and author. Firstly, to show the satisfyingly strong connection

The lives of gang members, especially ones that are young, were filled with many challenges of everyday life. Both the analytical essay What It’s Like To Be A Gang Member and the poem We Real Cool portray the life of a participant as short and fatal. This demonstrates that its life is very violent and scary. They foreshadow that the organizations recruit young kids to do the dirty work. In What It’s Like To Be A Gang Member, the author Bill Lee, a previous member, portrays what then life

interested to me and I hope you , too. So I decided to talk about these two illusions. “Leaning Tower Illusions”, this Illusion is cool and also weird that the tower on the left is straight but when I click the button “move”, the tower in the right is not parallel as the left one and it lean to the right , then I click again and the right one moves back to the left one and they are identical. Also, when I use the little circle next to the “ move” to change the angle