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    observations before proceeding to the next. a. I placed a 4 small test tube into the wells of my 24-well plate b. I then placed small amounts of the substances to be tested in each of the 4 micro test tubs 3. First test tube: a. I examined the color and odor of each substance then recorded it in my Lab Assistant Report. b. I light the burner fuel wick. Grasped the test tube with the holder and heated the sample by slowly moving it just above the flame. I oberved the effect of heat on each of the substances

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    world Type of receptor Olfactory “smell” receptors Smell the faculty or power of perceiving odors or scents by means of the organs in the nose olfactory cilia trap particulate matter the olfactory receptor cells detect the odor molecules then it travels down the olfactory tract to the olfactory bulb Electrical impulse sent to the olfactory bulb The olfactory bulb interprets impulse Recognize odor‚ olfactory sensation becomes perception Why we sniff???? When we sniff we detect both chemical

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    For this experiment me and my lab partner didn’t finish the experiment. We only end up to adding the magnesium sulfate. We added so much magnesium sulfate‚ and ended up drying the whole product without any liquid left. We were trying to do the procedure all over again but‚ we will ended up to not finishing the experiment still due to time constrain. I will try to explain the possibility what will happen up to the end of the experiment. After measuring the 10ml graduated cylinder‚ which is 27.27g

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    save dollars‚ yes count them‚ dollars‚ each and every week in your home”. (Transition: First I will tell you just some of the things that baking soda can clean.) Body I. “According to the web site “Life Hackery”‚ baking soda can clean and remove odors from a multitude of things inside and outside

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    humidifier for the pool area in their new athletic club because of the foul smelling odor. They received two bids from two different companies for a 7.5 ton humidifier and a 10 ton humidifier. Not knowing much about humidifiers they did not know which one would be the best for their pool area. The 7.5 ton humidifier was cheaper than the 10 ton humidifier but they did not know if it would be big enough to get rid of the odor. The president of Inland Metals and a representative made a visit to the athletic

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    undergo decarboxylation (removal of carboxyl group) Examples: Tryptophan deamination Tryptophan -----> Indole propionic acid -----> Indole acetic acid -----> Skatole ----> Indole • Skatole and indole – responsible for the characteristic foul odor of the feces Tryptophan decarboxylation Tryptophan -----> Tryptamine • Tryptamine – when absorbed‚ causes a rise of blood pressure Tyrosine deamination‚ oxidation and decarboxylation Tyrosine -----> Cresol Tyrosine decarboxylation alone

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    Lesson 3 Standard: CCS‚ ELA‚ Writing‚ 2‚ #11- Create or present a poem‚ dramatization‚ art work‚ or personal response to a particular author or theme studied in class. Goal/Objective: After reading The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister and Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes. Students will be able to create a friendship flower to show how to be a good friend by writing what they appreciate of a friend on the flower and giving it to them. Activity: True friends are hard to find and when we find them we

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    oxytocin causes a mother to become familiar with the unique odor of her newborn infant‚ and once attracted to it‚ to prefer her own baby’s odor above all others’. Baby is similarly imprinted on mother‚ deriving feelings of calmness and pain reduction along with mom. When the infant is born‚ he is already imprinted on the odor of his amniotic fluid. This odor imprint helps him find mother’s nipple‚ which has a similar but slightly different odor.”(Palmer‚ 2002). Nutrition Nutrition is key to an infant’s

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    The atmosphere is full of different smells‚ it all depends where you are locate. I live here on William Paterson campus and I smell a lot of different odors. If you go into the diner hall‚ where the food is bein starved you get a smell of different kinds of food. The smells can vary from pizza to burgers or pasta and sometimes in the morning it smells like waffles. When you arrive in my dorm building‚ it does not have much of a smell beside when they mop the hall way. Sometimes the hallway smells

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    statements is probably most accurate? A. People are better at discriminating among odors than they are at identifying them; men generally out perform women B. People are better at discriminating among odors than they are at identifying them; women generally outperform men C. People are better at identifying odors than at discriminating among them; men usually outperform women D. People are better at identifying odors than at discriminating among them; women usually outperform men 5. The process

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