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    We propose that burning of coal be prohibited. Burning coal has been proven to damage whole ecosystems in local environments. By introducing pollutants such as sulfur in the atmosphere‚ the water cycle percolates pollutants into the soil. These harmful chemicals are introduced to the animals through digestion. Pollutants react with tiny droplets in the clouds to form‚ nitric acids. These weak acids develop what is know as acid rain. Acid rain is caused by air pollution. When either fuel is burned

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    experiments such as burning substances including phosphorus and sulfur in the air. This showed that when the air combined with the sulfur and phosphorus‚ it created substances that weighed more than the original substances. This gave the example that when the substances were burned‚ the weight from the new substances was lost from the air. The substances lost in the air plus the substances after being heated would equal the original weight of the sulfur and phosphorus. This allowed Lavoisier to observe and

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    when sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) are released into the atmosphere‚ undergo chemical transformations and are absorbed by water droplets in clouds. The term "acid rain" is used more generally to include all forms of acid deposition. That Acid rain is one of the most dangerous man-made disasters which forms environmental threats is a fact that makes each individual concerns about its stages‚ causes and effects. The first stage of acid rain formation is produced when sulfur dioxide

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    Positive results for the remaining tests included Vogues Proskauer test‚ Lysine Decarboxylase test‚ Simmons Citrate test‚ and the motility portion of the SIM test. Negative results included Methyl Red test‚ Lactose Fermentation test‚ and the indole and sulfur portion of the SIM test. The TSI test showed a yellow butt and slant‚ with bubbles and no black precipitate. These conclusions identified the unknown organism as Serratia marcescens. Introduction The purpose of this

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    • Dr. Vincent J.M Di Maio’s 12/16/15 Report Dr. Di Maio reviewed the autopsy report‚ EMS records‚ hospital records‚ and the Police Investigative File. His report summarizes these records and the incident involving Det. Broehm. According to Dr. Di Maio‚ “normal values of CO in non-smokers is <2-3%. Elevated levels are manifested by headache‚ weakness‚ dizziness and nausea. The half-life of carbon monoxide in room air is said to be 4-6 hrs‚ and with oxygen at 1 atm 40-80 min. Research by the

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    aerogenes (E.aerogenes)‚ Klebsiella pneumoniae (K.pneumoniae)‚ Proteus mirabilis(P.miranilis)‚ Pseudomonas aeruginosa(P.aeruginosa)‚ and Salmonella typhimurium (S.typhimurium). The biochemical tests utilized were; Triple Sugar Iron Agar (TSIA) test‚ Sulfur Indole Motility (SIM) test‚ Methyl red test and Voges-Proskauer (MR-VP) test‚ Citrate test‚ Urea test‚

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    Introduction The atmosphere is considered as a great cover that guards the earth’s surface from the full solar radiations during daytime and prevents excessive losses of heat during nighttime. The atmosphere provides a sustaining livable temperature on the planet by maintaining the heat balance of the earth. However‚ humans disregard the atmosphere through activities that contribute in polluting the surrounding. In order to prevent and minimize the air pollution‚ it is essential to understand the

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    paper was published‚ and he was elected to the French Academy of Sciences. After this Lavoisier began to conduct research that made lasting changes to the science of chemistry.(1) One discovery that Antoine Lavoisier is responsible for is that of Sulfur as an element‚ rather than as a compound

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    chamber is inflating which means that is building towards an eruption. If Katla erupts today the devastation could be similar to the effects of “Ejya”‚ Laki and Hekla combined and the amount of sulfur produce would be worst. Iceland’s volcanic eruptions could have global consequences producing enough ash and sulfur to change the world’s climate. This would produce economic consequences specifically for the airline industries‚ and for the international trade. Modern societies are definitively not prepared

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    approximately 6.6 billion tons. These substances‚ which arent naturally part of the atmosphere‚ are called pollutants. Over ninety percent of all air pollutants can be divided up into five categories: carbon monoxide‚ nitrogen oxides‚ hydrocarbons‚ sulfur oxides and suspended particulate matter. Mass is only one way of categorizing pollutants. Substances can also be looked at from an effect stand point. For example‚ carbon monoxide (CO) comprises 56% of all air pollutants when looked at in terms of

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