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For the first trial 100 mL of distilled water was poured into a 500 mL beaker and placed on a hotplate to warm to 40 °C. While waiting for the distilled water to warm to the desired temperature, two sponge animals both red and blue were selected and weighed on the scale for their beginning weight individually. After some time elapsed, the water temperature was measured with a stirrer thermometer, which was observed to never touch the bottom of the glass

build upon each question. Asking how many actually enjoy washing your dishes? and then, “How many of you use a sponge similar to this?” showing them product or a picture of just regular generic colorful sponges. After capturing their attention and hopefully interesting them in what is next to come, we introduce ourselves as a company and our product. We are Scrub Daddy, the world’s only sponge that changes texture through the temperature of water used. With

How does different kinds of liquid effect the way an object float? I will be trying to test different liquids to see if a object will float in soda or in liquids. If a leaf floats in water it will float. I think it will work but i think the sponge might sink in the soda because it is thick not thin My independent variable is different kinds of liquids i can test and the liquids i will be testing is soda and salt water but it depends if i have the ingredients i will test i want to see if the things

affect Hirudo’s thirst? By soaking a sponge with different volumes of cow blood and measuring the time it took for the Hirudo to attach to the blood soaked sponge, the experiment yielded results that help explain whether or not there was a connection between the amount of blood available to Hirudo for feeding and the time it takes Hirudo to attach to the blood source. The experiment was conducted using six Hirudo, with a total of ten different volumes of blood per sponge (ranging from 1mL to 10mL) and

The turtles are the only species in the ecosystem that can eat the poisonous sponges that suffocate and poison coral reefs. These turtles are one of the rare animals that can eat the poisonous sponges without being harmed; the unique structure of their mouth and flexible neck allows them to eat the sponges out of every crack on the coral reef (Edelman, 2004). “Since 1970, researchers from the National Marine Fisheries Service have claimed

of course. So, for my first post, I decided to do a gradient. Gradients or ombres are my favorite nail art designs to do and are simple and elegant. For this look, I did a blue toned ombre. 1: Base Coat. 2: Base Color 3: Liquid Latex 4: Sponge To start off, I apply a base coat. I use CND stickey base coat. Then I lay down a base color. I usually choose the lightest color in the ombre for my base, but some people like to use white as well. For this look, I used white, as it was the lighter

My goal is to inform my audience the importance of counting the instruments and sterile supplies for Surgical Procedures. Organizational Pattern: Topical I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: Have you ever heard of someone having a sponge left inside them from surgery? When this happens, it’s because staff did not count correctly. A retained object can cause a patient pain, severe infection, additional surgical procedures and even death. B. Relevance: According to Joint

in mind, kardiatheology is defined as one “willing, obedient entrustment of oneself to God that involves one’s motivational heart.” In this section I will discuss what a motivational heart is, and how one can be transformed. First, picture a sponge. A sponge can absorb any

Now offering ScrubMommy and Sponge Daddy, with six times the absorbance from its ResoFoam®, Scrub Daddy Lemon Fresh, with a lemony scent, Sour Daddy with its stronger, thicker scouring pads, Eraser Daddy, and the Big Daddy with its large solid shape to provide strength and durability. Even with all this product expansion, there is even more Scrub Daddy can expand too. A great opportunity for Scrub Daddy is to create sponges for the bottom of swiffers. This could even come to

multiple bloodstains to one another and measuring them, trying to determine the angle at which I struck the “victim” (a kitchen sponge). This practice, called bloodstain analysis, is used by forensic investigators to determine the cause, position, and even time of death. I believe that by using trigonometry, I will be able to establish the angles at which I hit each sponge. I will repeat the experiment multiple times, and each blow will be delivered from a different angle. Each spatter of blood will