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Our data recorded shows that the germinating peas did consume more oxygen than the non-germinating or the glass beads alone and that the cooler temperature did slow down the consumption of oxygen in the germinating peas. In both water baths the atmospheric pressure seemed to increase causing our reading to raise in our glass beads and non-germinating peas. This direct relationship in reading leads us to believe that the oxygen consumption in the non-germinating peas was minimal if any at all.

I know that osmosis will occur in the vegetables, but I am not sure of

This experiment will use Elodea plant cells as the research object. Three different tests will be performed to examine how Elodea plant cell would respond in solutions with different osmolarity, and to find out which

In the book “The Color of Water” by James McBride, Chapter 5 mainly focuses on Ruth’s father (Tateh) and his connection towards his family. In this chapter the author creates how her father only cared about money, his business, and being an American, it also develops the ways he treated his family by treating his wife badly, sexually abusing Ruth, and demanding the kids to work at his shop. The whole chapter comes together to realize Ruth’s fathers true characteristics of being greedy, unloving, and demanding. In chapter 5 “The Old Testament” James McBride uses Imagery and diction to prove love and affection are sometimes sacrificed when it comes to greed, creating a powerful effect.

The hypothesis was, If any of the products (orange juice, coca cola, taco sauce) cleans pennies, then the coca cola will clean the pennies the best. This was rejected. None of the products actually took of dirt because when the pennies were weighed it never decreased it just stayed at 2 grams each time. Before any of the trials the pennies weighed 2 grams. After the first trial (30 minutes) the weight was still 2 grams. For the last trial after the 30 minutes it still stayed the same which was 2 grams. So all the data and the average was at zero on the graphs because there was no dirt taken off any of the pennies. In this case the graphs showed no trend, they were all at zero. The products were suppose to clean the pennies but it did not work out as planned so they did not clean the

The Color of Water by James McBride started its first chapter with Ruth McBride and the book is dedicated to her. Thus, it only seems appropriate to start the summary of the book telling the storyline involving Ruth first. Ruth McBride Jordan was born as Ruchel Dwajra Zylska in an Orthodox Jew family in Poland. When she was 2, her family moved to America from Europe and this point in time is mostly likely when her named had been Americanized into Rachel Deborah Shilsky. Ruth described how their lives revolved around the job contracts her father had. If work (as a rabbi) was, they would move there. During their time going around constantly, Dee-Dee, Ruth’s younger sister was born. Eventually, Ruth’s father had the family move to Suffolk, Virginia.

“Into The Dark Water”, by Lauren Tarshis, Jack says, “‘Nobody yet thought of any serious trouble, the ship was unsinkable”’. I think the author included the quotes because the reader wants to know more about it and what really happened. In the text, If the author didn’t get that quote, then how would we know that people thought the ship was unsinkable?

You’re probably wondering who’s writing to you. Well, this is you: Abby (NOT Abigail) Wieland. I’m writing this when there are 3½ days left in sixth grade. I know that you are in your room, packing and repacking your school supplies. You’re also terrified for your first year of middle school. It’s not as bad as you think. Nothing really changes, except there’s different teachers for every class. Most of the time, you’ll love middle school. Just like every year, though, there will be times when you hate it. Just warning you.

The article “Into the Dark Water” by Lauren Tarshis is about Jack Thayer who was on the real “Titanic” and lived. He was 17. In the article it tells about him trying to get off the ship after it hits an iceberg. The article included many exact quotes from him.

David Foster Wallace was an American novelist and professor of English and creative writing. In his speech "Water", Wallace uses his fish story as a form of imagery to reflect how naive society tends to react to things that are right in front of their eyes. He also uses the traffic jams and people in the grocery stores as imagery which seems to be his main strategy. Wallace points out how stress can lead up to thinking that we are the center of attention, better known as our "Natural default setting". After we stop thinking that we are the main importance,that everything revolves around us and we are the “Absolute center of the universe,” we can then notice and appreciate

Our experimental value was compared with randomly generated data, because the experimental value means very little

Evi’s mean amount of sugar daily was 124.97 grams, and Izzy’s was 28.71 grams. The recommended amount of sugar daily for us is approximately 75 grams, including natural and added sugars. Evi’s sugar intake was very high most days because she included a lot of fruit in her diet that had natural sugars, which greatly increased her sugar intake. Izzy, on the other hand, had little to no fruit in her diet, therefore had very low sugar amounts. Also, because Evi had a daily intake of fruit, heer sugar amounts were pretty even throughout the whole week. Izzy did not have foods with primarily sugary properties all throughout the week, so her data had extreme highs and lows, such as 1 gram of sugar one day, and 50 grams another day. Izzy had a standard deviation of 18.16, and Evi had a standard deviation of 26.51. This shows that even though Izzy had varied data in relation to the scale of her data collection, Evi’s larger amounts of sugar caused her to have a bigger range and more varied data, which is why she had a higher standard deviation. The visual representation of

Those three experiments showed that the way onion cells are dealing with the movement of water in and out of the cell is by osmosis. That Osmosis is the diffusion of water across a membrane into a solution having a greater solute concentration. The cell

Water is deadlier than we think. The story, “Notes from a Bottle” is an incredible example of this fact. In the story the mysterious water destroys electricity, mobility, and lives, but oddly not spirits. The water additionally migrates the city of New York to their maximum heights of their buildings, where they just sit there, waiting for their death.

Five figures and 1 table are correctly labeled and clearly presented in this study. As expected, with the ozone treatment increase, the leaf injury increase and biomass decrease. Through reduction of ethylene and nodule growth at specific time interval or in specific cultivar was detected, further studies on the effects of nodule growth, biomass and N-assimilate ability are needed, because the mechanism behind these effects is also partly unclear.