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    elements were discovered and scientists began to wonder if the elements vary from each other or if a pattern is represented in the arrangement of the elements. A number of scientists tried different kinds of patterns. For example‚ the German scientist Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner tried grouping the three halogens elements (chlorine‚ bromine‚ and iodine) in a consecutive order of atomic weights. The idea of putting the elements together finally took shape when the two scientists‚ Dmitry Mendeleev and Julius

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    Operation Paperclip Described Operation Paperclip began in May of 1945 as a way for the United States to bring Nazi scientists to America so that they could continue their work in rocketry‚ space exploration‚ space medicine‚ biological weapons and vaccines‚ chemical weapons and antidotes‚ aviation‚ and many other scientific endeavors for the benefit of the U.S. government. The main goal was to keep Nazi intelligence out of the hands of the Soviet Union‚ and it later helped the United States to win

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    experiment needed to be planned precisely to find out whether the lady was truly able to distinguish the difference between the different pours. The scientist needed to come up with a formula that would accompany the experiment. The formula needed to include how many cups of tea were poured and what particular order they were done in. The scientist would then be able to work out the probability of the results depending whether or not the lady was correct or not. The new experimental

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    Ppe Investigation Report

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    scene but also ensuring the safety of the forensic scientist. PPE comes in all shapes and forms‚ ranging from latex or nitrile gloves‚bubble suits‚ face masks‚ eye protection etc. In this lab‚ the group investigated the living room where a suspected stabbing occurred (living room 1). The PPE required for this investigation included: latex gloves‚ disposable filter masks‚ and shoe covers. Each piece of PPE was significant to protect the forensic scientist against exposure (1). The latex gloves fall under

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    other scientists have given way to the discovery and deepening of the three-dimensional structure of DNA. Wilkin’s ambition and desire for knowledge led him to investigate more into the aspects of DNA looking for its functioning and profound understanding. Along with Rosalind Franklin and James Watson‚ under an analysis and research project‚ DNA structure was observed through microscopes‚ spectrophotometers‚ and highly clear x-rays (DNA from the Begining.) In this way‚ the three scientists contributed

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    Double Helix

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    the X-ray got better so Watson and Crick was able to examine the hard to see stuff with ease. Also through the X-ray patterns it showed that the structure of DNA was helical. Watson was the one to see it was helical. This showed the cooperation of scientists. The other method I found was when Watson and Crick immediately knew that Paulings model was wrong and they did not tell Pauling. The problem Pauling had was that it was simply impossible because the hydrogen bonds that formed would have to

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    The Kennewick Man

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    “Kennewick Man.” Scientist and Native Americans just can’t keep their hands off this precious specimen. Why does one deserve Kennewick Man over the other? What values does he hold for them? Can Kennewick Man do anything to help either the Native Americans of scientist? Even though Native Americans deserve the rights to the Kennewick Man‚ scientist have just as much rights to study Kennewick Man because the science that they will perform could uncover much truth of the past and scientist discoveries

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    Fish have been more important to the scientist to engineer because the female fish lay a large number of eggs. Countries like Cuba‚ India‚ Korea‚ China‚ the Philippines and Thailand currently have active research programs for genetically engineering fish. One of the scientist’s greatest concern with genetically engineered fish is if they get out. Scientists are afraid that if the engineered fish get out the fish population can grow small because

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    Aging Process

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    answer to these questions and that is okay. There are a lot of theories and tests done by scientists to show how aging occurs. Even though aging happens to everyone‚ humans do have the ability to slow down how quickly they age. The aging process as it is known involves many different theories. One theory is that our genes determine the length of time humans have to live their lives. Some scientists have said that if this is true‚ there should be a way to manipulate that age-figuring gene

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    For the scientist’s experiment the scientist will be experimenting with additives and gel. We will be adding different substances such as table salt‚ citric acid‚ and sugar. The scientist’s problem statement is “What kind of substances make gel the strongest?” The independent variable will be the different additives (Table salt‚ citric acid‚ and sugar) which will be added using tablespoons. The dependent variable is the strength of the gel which will be measured using a scale of 10. The constant

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