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    Oobleck Reaction Lab

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    Questioning and Predicting Questioning • What will happen when adding a small amount of liquid? • How will the mixture change with different amounts of water? • What happens when you poke your fingers into the Oobleck? • How can you mould the Oobleck? • Can you hold the mixture? • How long will the ball hold into a ball? • How can you make the Oobleck move into a liquid? • What happens when you try to make a ball? • Can you try and use all the Oobleck into one ball? • How can we make the Oobleck

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    04 Properties of WATER Problem Statement: What effect will adding soap to water have on surface tension? Research: When an object falls onto the surface, it has to push the water molecules apart. If the effect of the weight of the object is insufficient to match the attractive forces between molecules in the surface layer, the object will not enter the surface. www.exploration.edu/rohn/bubbles/soap.html

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    surpassed the boiling point of water at 100 degrees celsius, thus vaporizing it and collecting it after it condensed. If all of this occurred, the ethanol concentration by weight should increase from Fraction 3-1 and the density of ethanol should have decreased. The results of this experiment follow this to an extent as from Fractions 3-1 the distillate collected had a density as followed: .6857, .5719, .5741 respectively. The sources of error that explains why Fraction 2 contained more ethanol

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    Benefits Of Bisphenol A

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    automate and speed up food production to keep up with the populational explosion during the 20th century led producers to make hasty decisions regarding the chemicals that could be added or allowed in food processing. The same can be said of drinking water supplies. Some of these substances have been found to be potentially harmful to human health. Although efforts are being made to replace most of them with healthier alternatives, humans continue to be exposed to many potentially hazardous agents. Here

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    Fracking Pros And Cons

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    Hydraulic Fracking is the act of shooting or drilling chemicals and liquids into the ground at a high speed in order to break the rocks and earth below. When you break the rocks, or fracture them, it releases the natural gas that is trapped inside. Fracking is a controversial topic, with benefits seen by some and devastating results seen by others. The state of Texas allows fracking, and it is a technique used all over the state. The Obama administration and the federal government believe that fracking

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    In this paper I will write in opposition to the: S.1-Keystone XL Pipeline Approval Act. If enacted, this bill would allow the TransCanada corporation to build and manage an oil pipeline across North America. Authorization of the bill will require amendments to energy conservation policy, as well as, established building codes. Essentially, these changes liberate a building owner’s ability to manage energy manage energy consumption, and requires the Department of Energy to actively monitor this consumption

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    by the water. Tetrachloroethylene is sometimes found in tap water across the country which can easily contaminate those who are exposed to it. Due to this problem, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has set an 8-hour time weighted average permissible exposure to those working in dry-cleaning facilities and metalworking industries to avoid high concentrations of tetrachloroethylene. Unfortunately, tetrachloroethylene can quickly be released in the air and in the water when not

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    from manifesting is to keep your property’s environment moisture-free. To achieve this, you can adopt the following moisture prevention techniques: Insulate and Encapsulate Condensation is usually found on your metal pipes, water heaters and concrete walls. Leaving the water droplets encourages

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    surface currents, salinity and temperature differences, affecting density, earth's rotation, when a rotating object collides with another moving force, it created a new motion, solar heating and bottom topography in which the moving water “drops out” moving the water downward. 2. Explain how the Coriolis Effect impacts ocean currents. The Coriolis Effect is the apparent change in wind direction due to the spin of Earth. It controls wind direction, which in turn influences ocean currents at the surface

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    Gundy Coal Case Study

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    Gundy Coal proposes the development of an open cut coal mine 6 km east of Scone and 3 km north of Segenhoe. The mine would be produced on the site of Arrowfield Stud (on Gundy Rd and along the Pages River). The mine will also be 17 km north of Aberdeen and 24 km north of Muswellbrook where by the coal would be transported through these towns towards its destination of the Newcastle port to be exported via ship. The mine should produce an average of 6 million tonnes of coal per year, culminating 120

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