Texture Rough Clumps‚ rocky Gritty Soft/Smooth Soft/Smooth Soft/Smooth Shape Small particles‚ visible Large Particles Very small particles‚ amorphous Very small particles Large particles Visible particles Smell Coffee beans Dirt Food/spice Baby powder No smell No smell Soluble Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Density .31 .3 .3 .61 .4 .46 Conclusion Correct Correct Correct Correct Unsure Unsure Data Table 2: Calculating Density of Unknown Samples Mass of Unknown
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Poetry can evoke a wide spectrum of emotions ranging from sadness to exultation through the poet’s manipulation of the 5 primal senses; sight‚ sound‚ taste‚ smell and touch. This essay shall explore the emotive language used by Great War poets in order to evoke the senses in the reader‚ so that the more abstract issues in war can become tangible in those who are lucky enough to have never experienced battle. "All forms of imaginative literature‚ including drama and film‚ follow the same principle
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gives the best representation of reality? The human senses are limited. We can hear only up to a frequency of 20 to 20‚000 Hertz. We can see only up to a wavelength of 390 to 550 nanometers. We can feel and bare only certain temperatures. We can’t smell as well and as far as dogs can. We only feel the touch of certain textures‚ and we can only taste foods that are taste buds are designed for. In spite of being aware of these limitations‚ how can we rely on our five senses to give us accuracy and
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security. The fifth conditioned stimulus I would like to observe is the response of fear and pain to abuse resulting from the smell of her mother’s perfume (aroma). The unconditioned stimulus is abuse that gives the response of fear and pain that is resulted to the conditioned stimulus to the smell of Laurens Moms perfume. Lauren would have to smell the aroma of her mother’s perfume every time she would abuse
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Mustard Gas Imagine sitting in a trench during World War 1 with your fellow soldiers and someone shouts‚ “Incoming!” you duck deeper into the trench and fumble for your helmet‚ not realizing that it could be your last seconds on this earth. Instead you smell a pungent mustard aroma‚ struggling to breath‚ it subsides after a couple of minutes. Without knowing it you have been exposed to a new chemical used by the Germans‚ code named LOST‚ which referred to the last names of the two chemical engineers‚
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an experience through language. ….Though visual imagery is most often used in poetry‚ an image may also represent a sound‚ a smell‚ a touch or a feeling or sensation. In this poem‚ the poet has made use of various types of imagery: Visual imagery • scorpion crawling beneath a sack of rice • peasants came like swarms of flies Smell imagery • smell of candles • smell of burning oil in the lanterns Tactile experience • scorpion biting the mother • father pouring paraffin on the toe.
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images in this poem are sensory in that they refer to things that we can touch or smell as well as what we can see. The poet begins with images of nature that suggest some of the places that ‘people’ may have visited; ‘hints of jungles or mountains’‚ ‘sea-gazers’‚ ‘tropic grace’. The places she describes here are also strongly associated with smells. She quickly introduces images that are associated with cities; ‘smell of smog’‚ ‘chromium plated offices’‚ ‘subways crowded at rush hours.’ These images
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15 pounds. Teacup kittens weigh 2 lb 9oz – 5 lb. Siamese cats usually weigh anywhere from 4lb – 15 lb fully grown. Although they have the same eating ability‚ dogs and cats tastes for food are different when it comes to the flavor‚ texture‚ and smell. Dogs love the flavor of bacon‚ chicken‚ beef‚ and sometime fish. A dog’s preference
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flammable gas under standard conditions. It is the most toxic selenium compound] with an exposure limit of 0.05 ppm over an 8-hour period. Even at extremely low concentrations‚ this compound has a very irritating smell resembling that of decayed horseradish or ’leaking gas‚’ but smells of rotten eggs at higher concentrations. Hydrogen selenide is also dangerous to the environment. Hydrogen selenide is hazardous‚ being the most toxic selenium compound and far more toxic than its congener hydrogen
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for about 5 minutes. 7. Allow the test tube to cool for a few minutes. Remove the condenser and carefully smell the odour of the ester formed. (Note: Do not smell directly‚ but waft the odour towards your nose). Record your observations. 8. Repeat steps 2 - 7 for each of the other alcohols with ethanoic acid. 9. Repeat using 1g of salicylic acid and methanol. Results: Table 1: Results of smells obtained from a combination of different alcohols and carboxylic
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