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    External Causes Of Aging

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    older. There is not much you can do about these internal causes of aging, but there are external causes of aging skin that you can control to some extent. The number one external reason skin ages is exposure to the ultraviolet (UV) rays of direct sunlight over extended periods. Ultraviolet rays break down elastin and collagen and hamper the production of new collagen, which the skin naturally produces to repair the damage. Prolonged exposure to the sun also significantly increases the risk of skin

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    insoluble in water, however, it is soluble in dilute acetic acid, dilute mineral acid, ammonia, and ammonium carbonate. • The color of zinc oxide turns from white to yellow when heating and reverts back to original color after cooling • It can absorb Ultraviolet radiation and scatter UV light. Also, Zinc oxide blocks against UVA and UVB rays, covering the whole spectrum  • Reacts violently with aluminum and magnesium powders What Makes Zinc Oxide ideal for sunscreen? There are two types of sunscreens:

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    melanocytes. There are two kinds of pigment changes are called hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation. Caused by genetics, ultraviolet rays, sunlight, and other natural of unnatural body functions. Hyperpigmentation is the increased production of melanin in the skin, and it usually causes unusual darkening. According to progressivehealth.com, it can be caused by intense ultraviolet light like sunlight, pregnancy, diseases, drugs, and hormonal changes. It’s a cosmetic discoloration that can be treated

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    Skin Cancer Synthesis Essay

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    absorb UVA and UVB, avoid the sun from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., when its rays are most intense, wear a wide-brimmed hat to keep ultraviolet rays off your face, stay in the shade, pay attention to reflection from water, sand, and snow, watch for news reports that give the UV index in your area (2015). A UV index reading of 2 or less means low danger from the sun’s ultraviolet rays for the average person, and examine your skin regularly for any new moles or changes in moles

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    and dangerous form of skin cancer. (Callister et al., 2011). It develops from skin cells found in the deeper layers of skin called melanocytes. These produce melanin which protects the skin by absorbing harmful ultraviolet radiation. (Anderson et al., 2009). Sun exposure gives off ultraviolet radiation (UV) which increases the risk of developing melanomas. (Callister et al., 2011). New Zealand has the highest overall melanoma incidence rate in the world. (Callister et al., 2011). Many different factors

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    For this year’s science project, I would like to test the effects of both mineral and commercial sunscreens on human skin and coral reefs. In current news, the island chain and United States’ state, Hawaii is planning on banning common sunscreens for the detrimental effects on the coral reefs. I would like to test the sunscreens for the detrimental effects on human skin as well to answer the common question, “Why should I care?” With this project, I will be able to educate the public on not only

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    Skin Cancer Outline

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    What is Skin Cancer? Skin Cancer is the uncontrolled growth of not normal skin cells. It mostly occurs when you in the sun to long or you have to much Ultraviolet Radiation from the sun and tanning beds etc. This will trigger mutations and genetic deflects. Which leads the skin cells to multiply rapidly and form malignant tumers. Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the united states of america. One out of every 5 Americans will get skin cancer in the course of their lifetime. throughout

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    Skin cancer can be very deadly because we are in constant sunlight until we go to bed at night. There are many forms of skin cancer, but the main cause of them all are because of ultraviolet light. There are three forms of skin cancer Melanoma, Basal Cell Skin Cancer and lastly Squamous Cell Cancer. The most serious of them all is Melanoma, which is where the cancer begins at the bottom layer of the epidermis. Many people that have a dark skin complexion don’t get melanoma, but it is possible and

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    In the mid 1970’s second generation robots were introduced. As these robots became more advanced they were equipped with internal sensors which gave them a major advantage over first generation robots. This new technology gave them increased information about the world around them. Robots use sensors to detect changes around them and to respond to their surroundings based on the information they receive from certain sensors. There are many types of sensors that perform a variety of tasks by transforming

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    states the facts in a much more detailed manner, stating that indeed people who expose themselves to ultraviolet rays for prolonged period of time, some form of abnormalities such as skin cancer may occur. Section 3: the reasoning on this article was to convince and to point out the facts that indeed an individual can develop Basal Cell carcinoma overtime due to [prolonged exposures to ultraviolet rays. People with all kinds of skin types and at any age can get skin cancer, that is, if the skin is

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