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    Memorable summer

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    MEMORABLE SUMMER Magic‚ name of the cruise line we went on last summer‚ have one thousand feet long as much as twenty seven length of school buses combine and fifteen decks above of surface sea water‚ and because of a imagination‚ my kids called it by “big boat”. We were very excited‚ and my kids had been asked about the trip every night since spring. Also‚ we were join a group had five families were going to. Wow‚ group vacation on cruise sounded like it could have a lot of

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    Chapter Three Experimental Work 3.2 The Experimental Rig A photograph of the experimental rig of AGMD system is shown in Figure (3-1) and the general layout of the system is shown schematically in Figure (3-2). The details of the AGMD system‚ equipment‚ measuring instruments are given in the following sections. Figure 3-1: Photograph of AGMD system. 1. Water Bath 6. Temperature sensor 2. Peristaltic pump 7. Glass Trap 3‚9. Valve 10. Chiller 4‚8. Pressure gauge 11. Data Acquiesce 5. Membrane

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    What is Salinity? SalinitySalinity can be defined as the condition where the quantity of salt causes problems in the soil and impacts in the landscape. The term salinity can be classified in numerous diverse ways: irrigation salinity‚ dryland salinity‚ urban salinity‚ river salinity and industrial salinity. These contrasting types of salinity are arranged to how and where the salt has been located and what the effects are. An example of salinity is the amount of salt that is measured in a fish

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    Trial # Guess Observation Explanation Trial 1 The dyed red water will not seep into the blue cold water. My guess was indeed correct and red water did not interfere with the blue water. Because the molecules in the blue water are much closer together because its cold and well the red water has warm/hot water and the molecules are everywhere. The molecules in the blue water are so dense that they’re making a layer so that the molecules from the red jar do not come through. Trial 2 I think

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    Chesapeake Salinity Lab

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    The purpose of this lab is to analyze the conductivity and salinity of water simple from the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. Oysters can live with a salinity level range from 10ptt-to 27ppt‚ but there is a parasite called protozoan that causes a disease known as MSX in oysters‚ that arise when salinity level of the water reach 15ppt. Therefore‚ aquaculture facility usually plants oysters in areas where salinity level are between 10ppt-to12ppt to avoid any risk of the protozoan. Oysters deliver nutrients

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    Salinity Lab Report

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    The Effect Salinity Has on Primary Productivity Research Question: How does the amount of salinity in the water affect gross primary productivity? Hypothesis: The higher the salinity content in the water the lower the gross primary productivity values. Variables: Control- The group with zero salt added. Dependent- Dissolved oxygen reading. Independent- The salt concentration in the water. Introduction: On the surface waters of lakes and oceans‚ plants are mainly unicellular algae‚ and most

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    Life of Pi

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    Part 1‚ Chapters 1-11 Life of Pi opens with a fictional author’s note‚ explaining the origins of the book. The author explains that while in India and floundering on the book he is trying to write‚ he travels to Pondicherry‚ where an elderly man‚ Mr. Adirubasamy‚ tells him he has a story for him that will make him believe in God. Adirubasamy tells the author about Pi‚ who the author manages to find in Canada‚ where Pi relates his story.That story begins in Chapter 1. Pi describes his education at

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    Response Essay Number One: The Importance of Water in Ancient Civilizations When life began there was water to help it grow and when life is over there will be water to end it. Water is a basic necessity that furnishes the plants for growth‚ replenishes mammal life‚ and is a constant reminder of life. In ancient complex river societies water provided a beginning and advancement opportunity in agriculture in that it cared for plants‚ provided for animals‚ replenished drinking water‚ and was

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    Beach Day

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    Beach Day During the summer I went to the beach with my “sister” Alexis. We went all the way to New Port Beach with my parents. When we got there we had to find a parking space‚ it was packed. We finally found a parking spot; it was pretty far from the beach. As soon as we got there we headed out to the beach. As I was heading over there to the ocean‚ the sand had a lot of seaweed. I find seaweed gross and I dislike seaweed with a passion. When I went to the ocean the water was really

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    Background information Daphnia Magna is an arthropod that can grow up to 5 mm. It is a filter feeder meaning it feeds off of suspended particles in the water. Daphnia can consume particles that range from 1µ to 50µ. The heart of Daphnia is located dorsally meaning it’s located in the back. The heart rate of Daphnia can range due to many variables‚ one being temperature. "At a temperature averaging 20o C its heart rate is about 200 beats per minute."2 As the temperature surrounding the Daphnia

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