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    In the essay “Good Oak” in part one of A Sand County Almanac‚ Leopold is supplied with wood from an oak tree to warm himself on the cold winter days and nights. One night the Oak is struck by a bolt of lightning and it is decided by Leopold and other woodsmen to remove the damaged tree. As Leopold and the other men cut through the tree they witness the same history experienced by the Oak. They cut through the rings and go backwards into time. Each ring represents one year the tree stood tall. I choose

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    Lab #5: Refraction of Light Theory: Refraction can be defined as the bending of a wave when it enters a medium which causes it to have some reduced speed. In terms of light‚ refraction occurs when the ray passes through some medium which slows its speed; such as water or glass. In this instance the ray tends to bend towards the normal of the medium. The amount of bending or refraction which occurs can be calculated using Snell’s Law (). Objective: To measure the index of refraction of Lucite

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    example from the show Seinfeld where George is asked by his date if he would like to come up for “coffee” which he didn’t understand at first but after a while he realizes what it meant. One of the most common experience is asking for salt. If someone says “Gimme the salt” the other person would find it rude and feel that the person doesn’t have any manners.

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    Question: Which heats and cools faster: sand or water? Hypothesis: The hypothesis is that sand will heat and cool more quickly than the same amount of water placed under the same conditions. This is because water has a higher specific heat capacity (4.18 J/g°C) compared to sand’s specific heat capacity (0.29 J/g°C). The specific heat capacity is how much heat energy it takes to change the temperature of the material one degree. Since water has a higher specific heat capacity it will take more heat

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    become king. He fabricated the false allegations that Alamut had been dealing weapons to Persia’s enemies so that he would have the opportunity to search the city for the Sandglass. However‚ Tamina warns that opening the Sandglass would release the sands‚ triggering an apocalyptic sandstorm

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    have to forego salt in order to do it. What you should do is make sure you are eating the right salt in the right amounts. Even if you suffer from high blood pressure‚ you should have some quantities of salt in your diet. The body requires a certain amount of sodium to be healthy. The body can’t manufacture sodium so you have to get it from an outside source. Proponents of unrefined sea salt believe that most people are eating the wrong kind of salt. Users of sea salt say that salt gets a bad reputation

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    Michael Ames Ms. Martin IPS Per. 1 11-3-09 Sludge Lab Report A few weeks ago‚ I got a container full of “sludge”. I was asked to separate it into its four components and identify each one to help me better understand how to separate mixtures ad identify substances. My original sludge had a liquid on top and solid(s) on the bottom. The liquid was clear‚ and most of the solid was tan. There was a small layer of blackish/brownish particles in the middle of the tan solid. There were small yellow

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    Epsom salt (sometimes called soaking salt) is a home remedy that has been used for tired muscles and aching joints for generations. It is inexpensive and easily found in many drug stores and even some grocery stores. Epsom salt is a naturally occurring mineral called magnesium sulfate. When you mix the correct amount (follow the instructions on the manufacturer’s label) into a warm bath and then soak for approximately 12 - 15 minutes‚ there are several health benefits. Soaking in a magnesium sulfate

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    The Soothing Sensation That is Bath Salts Introduction “Oh yeah‚ me and my girlfriend have a big bag of lavender bath salts sitting at home‚” was the initial reaction when I asked a fellow engineer to portray as a testimonial for our borderline inappropriate bath salts infomercial. Contrary to popular belief‚ this new synthetic drug is far away from producing any effects that are similar to that of a relaxing bath. Until recently‚ bath salts were popularized to be a “legal high.” In order to tip

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    falls‚ making you liable for injuries. So most people rely on deicers such as salt because it does a great job melting ice‚ but it also damages concrete surfaces over time. How does salt damage concrete surfaces? Salt lowers the pH balance in the concrete. Because it is acidic‚ it weakens the strength of the concrete and increases the sizes of the pores. This allows water and other elements to penetrate the surface. Salt also attracts and retains water‚ absorbing 10% more water into the concrete.

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