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    Desert Biodome

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    have very little rainfall as less than 50 cm a year with extreme temperatures and very scare vegetation. The fact that deserts are so dry the temperatures can change drastically‚ during the day temperatures can be as hot as 32 degrees Celsius‚ but at night temperatures can drop as low as -4 degrees Celsius because when the sun goes down there is no moisture in the air to trap the heat so it escapes into space creating cool temperatures. The organisms that can be found in this ecosystem are the

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    Flame Test Lab

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    solid that looked like tiny crystals at room temperature. After putting it in the flame‚ the CoCl2 turned the flame purple and there were many sparkles. Na2SO4 The Na2SO4 was a small white solid particle at room temperature before the flame. Putting it into the flame caused the flame to instantly turn orange-yellowish. CaCl2 The compound CaCl2 was a white‚ hard‚ and chunky substance at room temperature prior to burning it. Holding it in the flame

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    State of Matter

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    Lightning‚ fluorescent lights Melting(Endothermic) Become liquefied by heat. Melting point-the temperature at which the solid melts to become a liquid. Endothermic Freezing point-temperature at which they turn into solids. Exothermic Vaporization (Endothermic) Annihilation by vaporizing something. Volatile-Easily evaporated at normal temperatures. Boiling point-The temperature at which a liquid boils and turns to vapor. (Increase the pressure can change the boiling point. Condensation-The

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    Osmosis Lab

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    area to volume ratio on the evaporation of water? Variables: - Independent: o Surface area in cm2 of the top most surface of water in the container. - Dependent: o Rate of evaporation in seconds. - Control: o Temperature of the room set at 25 degrees Celsius o Starting temperature of distilled water is at 25 degrees Celsius. o Volume of distilled water in the container at 100 mL. o Material of the containers is dark plastic (preferably black) as to not allow for light to penetrate the sides

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    Rate and Collison Theory

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    use as a timer) -2 big class cups Procedure: 1. Using the glass‚ fill it with water that is 25 degrees Celsius‚ use the thermometer to make sure the temperature is correct. 2. Have my phone ready to time how long it takes for the tablet of alka-seltzer to dissolve in the water. 3. Then‚ getting another cup‚ we have room temperature water. Then‚ we drop another alka-seltzer tablet into the water and time how long it takes to dissolve. 4. Repeating steps one and two with more water than

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    Site Analysis

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    * MACRO ANALYSIS 1. If we look the map of Peshawar we came to know that railway station‚ airport and other five hotels are within 30 minutes drive from the site‚ so the site is feasible on macro level. 2. There are two types of architectural styles in Peshawar. The architecture towards the main city is very detailed and classical while towards the new localities we observe modern structures of concrete. Since our site is located in the new locality of modern structures so the architectural

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    calorimeter. 7. Measure the initial temperature of water and record. 8. Using the pipette put about a pipettes worth of ethanol into the crucible. 9. Place the crucible on top of the tripod and under the calorimeter and light the ethanol. 10. Put the polystyrene cover over the calorimeter and stir the water gently. 11. When all ethanol has burned out record the highest temperature reading on the thermometer. 12. Record the temperature difference. 13. Do not change the

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    Draught shielding Spirit burner containing hexane Spirit burner containing methanol Put 200 cm3 of water is placed in a calorimeter or a beaker. Position a thermometer bulb near the middle of the volume of water and record the result as initial temperature. Adjust the calorimeter with a clamp on a balance and leave enough space below the calorimeter for the burner. Add some sort of draught shield or any cardboard‚ books to avoid energy loss. This is important as continuous loss of heat can have significant

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    of sugar is higher than 121 degrees Celsius‚ it is an amorphous or non-crystalline candy‚ these are candies formed from a sugar solution that does not crystallize such as peanut brittle‚ and caramel. The purpose of this lab is to understand how temperature influences the texture‚ and firmness of fondant‚ and fudge. Materials and Methods: The ingredients that were used for the fondant recipe were 200 grams of sucrose or better known as table sugar‚ and 118 mL of water. The 118 mL of water and 200

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    Peter Stark

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    about the lowest core temperature a human can have before perishing. The character wants to save time by going up the steep hill instead of following the road that has many switch backs this is when everything starts to go wrong. The character goes for about an hour with no sign of the road‚ while assessing the map he hears a metallic pop and a piece of his binding has popped out. The character is trying to find the piece of his binding and while he does this his body temperature begins to lower after

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