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    on the burner. a. Exothermic: a chemical rxn that RELEASES thermal energy. An example exothermic the explosion of bombs that then release heat into the atmosphere; reactants yields products + energy b. Endothermic: a chemical rxn that ABSORBS and STORES thermal energy. An example of an endothermic rxn is an instant cold pack ( ammonium nitrate + H₂O) to produce the a drop in temperature. 4. Entropy: The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics- the increased disorder that occurs because the decreased amount of

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    The purpose of this experiment was to determine the relative reactivities of different types of hydrogen atoms toward bromine atoms. Although the tested compounds were all arenes, their reactivities differ as they contain different types of hydrogens. The hydrogens could be of three different types and could also differ in being bonded to carbons that are attached to a different number of other carbons. The three different types of hydrogens that could be found were aromatic, aliphatic, and benzylic

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    are fauna and wildlife. Dog and Wolf are similarly,they are mammal. Mammal is a class of vertebrate animals are mainly characterized by the presence of mammary glands, which in females produce milk as a source of their food; their hair; and body endothermic or "warm-blooded". Dog and wolf have another thing in common, namely a four-legged and had feather. There are a lot of differences between dog and wolf. I think the distinction are the tame side, size, voice and its social life. Firstly, the tame

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    Bumblebees Lab Report

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    The experiment was designed to investigate thermoregulatory behaviour and ventilatory reaction from bumblebees to declining levels of oxygen. The respirator system was used to measure the intake and outlet of oxygen and the respiratory temperature. Materials required  Bumblebee (species Bombus impatiens) – multiple for test reasons  Respirometer system  Temperature controlled chamber  Tubing  Soda lime  Air pump  Flow meter Procedure The bumblebee was placed inside the animal chamber

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    Thermochemistry Lab

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    If enthalpy is exothermic we can conclude that qsystem < 0 and if it is endothermic qsystem > 0. Moreover, specific heat capacity describes the quantity of heat that is necessary to change one gram of a substance by only one degree. Specific heat capacity does not depend on the amount of substance. To provide more information

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    The water boiling in the paper cup undergo complete combustion to produce carbon dioxide gas with equation of C(g) + O2(g) CO2(g). However the paper cup doesn’t react with surrounding oxygen to undergo combustion. The paper cup did not destroy or burn when boiling water in it because when the temperature of the paper is below about 230 Celsius, it does not inflame. When the boiling point of water was reached, the water in the cup and remains in that temperature while continue boiling

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    Free Radical Chain Reactions: Bromination of Arenes Introduction The purpose of this experiment was to observe the relative rates of bromination of different cyclic hydrocarbons. The hydrocarbons toluene, ethyl benzene, t-butyl benzene, cyclohexane, and methyl cyclohexane underwent a timed free radical substitution reaction with bromine under two conditions: room temperature and under a light source. The rate data of the results under these two conditions were compared. In addition, the results

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    This experiment will show the connection between temperature the chemiluminescence of light sticks. How will the temperature in each cup effect the chemiluminescence of the sticks and which temperature will add and remove more energy to the chemical reaction in each light stick. The independent variable in this experiment will be the temperature in each cup which will be measure in degrees, the dependent variable will be the reaction of each light stick and the constant will be that the light sticks

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    From figure 1 it is evident that proteins solidify at different temperatures. As the temperature rises the isometric force generated by the myosin head which is an endothermic reaction also increases this was evident when we observed the first mild shortening of the muscle around 39°C which was an isotonic contraction because the muscle shorten even when the force was constant. But as we increased the temperature the myosin solidified at 40°C as seen from figure 1 which correlates with. (Bing et

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    Deicer Magnesium Chloride

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    Deicer Analysis of MgCl2 Dalena Khothsombath *† Group Members: James Deringer, Jeff Tanaka, and Yang Zhao Group 3 “I pledge that this report, the data in it, and interpretations are my work, except where referenced. I have neither obtained nor given aid on this assignment outside of data discussions with my lab team. “ Signed_________________________________________ Abstract A common road salt, magnesium chloride, was analyzed in the lab to test its effectiveness as a road salt. The Van’t

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