Bronsted and an English chemist by the name of Thomas Lowry suggested and then defined two theories. The bronsted-lowry theory defines an acid as a hydrogen-ion donor‚ which basically means the element would donate an ion. Unlike a bas is a hydrogen-ion acceptor which takes on an ion. I learned ammonium is very soluble in water and accepts a hydrogen ion‚ so it would be a bronsted-Lowry base whereas water is a hydrogen-ion donor‚ or a bronsted-Lowry acid. Hydrogen ions would transfer to the ammonium
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Could you ever imagine living in a community where there are no feelings‚ memories of the past‚ or color. In the book The Giver by Lois Lowry‚ the main character Jonas is singled out to become the new Receiver of Memory for his community that strives to be perfect by stopping emotions‚ taking away color‚ memories of the past‚ and many other things‚ except for the Receiver. He learns about Elsewhere‚ the real truth about life‚ through memories he is given‚ both good and bad. He is not allowed to tell
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Examine the following situations. � You just finished an assignment and are unsure about how you went but when you get the results back and got over 80% you tell your friends “I knew I would do well” and you believe that.� When a couple breaks up and a friend boasts to everyone “She knew it would happen”.� A football team has a comeback in the last part of a game and proceeds to win the game and you tell everyone that you knew they’d be the winners. What do all of these situations‚ and all
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the book The Giver. The author who wrote the famous fantasy was Lois Lowry. Everyone’s the same they see the same colors‚ make the same decisions as everyone else in community and they all have never felt pain before except for two people. Lois Lowry message he tries to get to people is that sameness in a person’s life can define who they are and would cause people to all be the same. In the book‚ The Giver written by Lois Lowry‚ everyone in the community can not see color besides Jonas and the Giver
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no pollution because everyone rides bikes everywhere‚ so the carbon footprint of cars do not exist and because they eat fresh food the carbon footprint from making frozen food and packaging it would completely disappear. Also from The Giver by Lois Lowry throwing trash on the ground or in the water does not happen because everyday at the end of the day disposal workers come and get rid of the trash. In conclusion you should live in a Utopian society instead of a democratic society because of all
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Masking Poor Communication 1 Close Relationships Sometimes Mask Poor Communication LaSaundra Mansfield COM 200 Catherine Marciniak December 17‚ 2012 Masking Poor Communication 2 In growing up my mother always taught me to say what I really mean‚ and to really mean what I say. She also taught me that communication was the key to being successful in anything I may do in life. After reading the article‚ Close Relationships Sometimes Mask Poor Communication‚ I learned that there
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way to make a proper sacrifice is to put others before yourself whether it’s keeping something from someone else or having to make an important decisions. Nonetheless sacrifices are a part of one’s everyday life‚ but in the book The Giver by Lois Lowry‚ the opposite happens. Living in a community of Sameness‚ The Giver‚ who is the current Receiver of Memory‚ holds all of the memories from numerous generations and sacrifices himself in more ways than one for the sake of the communities happiness.
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Wanting Mor by Rukhsana Khan and The Giver by Lois Lowry have two main characters. Jameela from Wanting Mor and Jonas from The Giver. These two novels are an adaption of emotional and physical oppression impacting these two young kids. They are oppressed by society‚ by their community‚ and by their own family. Jonas is part of a community with no climate‚ no emotion‚ no choices‚ and no memories. Imagine a world with no fear‚ pain‚ warfare‚ poverty‚ hunger‚ or terror. It almost sounds perfect. But
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Authors of dystopian texts often write about topics we don’t usually think of- such as rebellion and human interaction. In The Giver‚ Lois Lowry shows how Jonas’ selection as Receiver of Memory reveals his seclusion with the Giver. However‚ as Jonas spends more time with him‚ he begins to learn more about the past. He also learns about things like conflict‚ death‚ and love from the memories that he receives from the Giver. From these memories‚ Jonas gains lots of knowledge. On the other hand‚ in
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carbocation) and a FAST step (a Brønsted-Lowry base removes the β-proton and the new π-bond forms). This process is favored by carbocation stability and weaker Brønsted-Lowry bases. In contrast‚ the E2 mechanism is a one-step simultaneous process: as the leaving group (H2O+) leaves‚ a Brønsted-Lowry base removes the β-proton and 1 Lab Protocol #8 - Dehydration of 3‚3-dimethyl-2-butanol the new π-bond forms. This process is favored by stronger Brønsted-Lowry bases. The kinetics of the E1 mechanism
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