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    the Reactions between Polyvinyl Alcohol and Borax in Making a Rubber Ball Introduction Chemistry‚ while usually thought of as being practiced mostly in labs‚ actually affects everyone‚ everywhere. Chemistry and chemical processes are constantly occurring. We are dependent on them. The air that we breathe‚ the food that we eat‚ and thousands of other simple and confusing things depend on chemistry. In this particular case‚ the relationship between Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) and Sodium Borate (Borax)

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    Essay On Lead Poisoning

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    Lead poisoning is a buildup of lead in the body‚ usually over months or years. Lead poisoning occurs when you absorb too much lead by breathing or swallowing a substance with lead in it‚ such as paint‚ dust‚ water‚ or food. Lead can damage almost every organ system‚ mainly the brain. Lead poisoning affects children more than adults because a child’s body is still growing and developing compared to a

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    5. Should it be illegal for a pregnant woman to consume alcohol? Consider the legal and health ramifications of your answer. They say one glass of red a wine is good for your health; however is it also healthy for women that are pregnant? Doctors surprisingly agree with the fact that woman can take a moderate amount of alcohol while being pregnant. Their recommendation of moderation is for the expecting mother to only consume 1-2 alcoholic beverages a day. They have done many test studies to

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    Pregnancy: The Effects of Alcohol and Substance Abuse on Fetal Development Natalie Fontanella Liberty University Online Abstract This paper examined the effects of alcohol and substance abuse on fetal development in expecting mothers. The critical periods of fetal development during pregnancy are reviewed and discussed in order to determine the effects alcohol and substance can cause during certain stages. In order to gain a more efficient understanding of the effects different substances

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    days‚ before moving half of the rats to a new location and injecting them with a larger amount of ethanol. The rats that stayed in the same location remained relatively healthy‚ while nearly two-thirds of the rats in the new location died of alcohol poisoning. A similar experiment involving rats and morphine showed that the body can overcompensate for the expected effects of a drug when presented with a smaller dose. Rats were given relatively large doses of morphine for several days‚ and when given

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    Lead Poisoning In Schools

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    sent to a water laboratory to be tested. The schools at the end of each year will send their results to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This bill is needed because it will prevent lead and lead poisoning in children. According to Neuropsychological Effects of Lead Poisoning‚ lead poisoning can cause problems paying attention‚ learning disabilities‚ poor work completion‚ disorganized approach to learning‚ and increased risk to drop out. Lead can affect children severely and can cause them

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    category‚ the number (N) and percentage (%) of screened children whose highest blood lead specimen fell within the category is shown. Blood lead levels in the 10-24 µg/dL category are considered elevated and blood lead levels ≥25 µg/dL signify lead poisoning. Also‚ the CDC uses a new reference level of 5 µg/dL to identify children whose blood lead levels are higher than 97.5% of all U.S. children’s levels‚ based on the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). However‚ there is no safe

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    Food poisoning is caused by eating organisms or toxins present in food or drinks. Staphylococcus or E. coli is one of the commonest bacteria which results in food poisoning. Due to improper handling‚ this kind of a contamination happens. Even though it is a very common condition it can get worse depending on the degree of contamination. Some common foods which can cause food poisoning if proper care is not taken are raw poultry‚ unpasteurized milk‚ red meat‚ poisonous mushrooms‚ pesticides on fruits

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    Mary Mallon Food Poisoning

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    the 1880s. She cooked for the wealthy families of New York. In 1906‚ Mary was hired by Charles Henry Warren to cook for his family during the summer at their vacation home. One day‚ one of his daughters came down with typhoid fever‚ a form of food poisoning. Within a few days half of the people in the home had become sick. Nobody could figure out where the typhoid had came from‚ so a man named George Soper‚ who was a sanitary engineer‚ decided to investigate. He tested the waters and found nothing wrong

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    research Project “How does drinking alcohol affect the wellbeing of teenage girls (between the ages of 14-17)” Contents Title Page Contents List of tables and figures Abstract Acknowledgements Introduction Literature Reviews Methodologies Results Analysis and Discussion Summary and Conclusion Bibliography Appendix 1 2 3 4 5 6 7-15 16 19-24 25 26 27-28 29-37 List of tables and Figures How old are you? When was the first time you tried alcohol? How often do you drink? What

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