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1. liquid liquid extraction of Benzoic acid
   ... very well. The flow meter used to measure the water flow rate had a small leak which was easily remedied using a bucket. One of ...
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2. lab
   ... By knowing the concept of hypotonic versus hypertonic and the direction of water flow in these conditions, the laboratory assistant could easily perform an ...
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3. Home bases and Early hominids
   ... Researchers look at the fact that these artifacts could have been placed there in other ways such as water flow. Water flow can ...
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4. Cell Membrane
   ... This is what it looks like: The reason the cell membrane is shaped like this is mainly to control the water flow in and out of the cell. ...
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5. Effects on the Florida Everglades
   ... population growth. The loss of habitat and altered water flow threaten the survival of animals in the Everglades. Problems connected ...
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6. Fish Gills
   ... In waters of low oxygen content the pillar cells will contract widening the water flow channels to allow more water to perfuse through, while at the same time ...
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7. Ancient Roman Aqueducts
   ... On some of the aqueducts there was a sedimentation tank, where the water flow slowed down and impurities were deposited. Where two ...
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8. Water resources in Ancient Mesopotamia
   ... Along with this new idea of citystates came government and order particularly in reference to the use maintenance of water flow through out the region. ...
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9. Renewable Energy
   ... The water is channelled past a turbine, which turns with the water flow and creates electricity. The water then goes back into the river, then the ocean. ...
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10. dams
    ... A dam is a barrier built across a water course to hold back or control water flow. Dams are classified as either storage, diversion or detention. ...
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11. Chinese Medicine
    ... As fire burns, it creates dustcreating earth. Earth, then, helps metal to live. Metal generates wateramp39s flow. And finally, water brings life to wood. ...
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12. power
    ... It needs a steady flow of water to keep its turbines at a constant speed. The changes in water flow could affect the output of electrical power. ...
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13. How an air conditioner works
    ... Generally the water trickles through a thick sheet of an open plastic mesh, and air blows through the mesh at right angles to the water flow. ...
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14. Waterbaby
    ... learned to swim When I was underneath the water, I used to tilt my head back and watch the water flow past my head. I could see ...
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15. fish
    ... The disadvantages of phase I fish are the use of small mesh cages restricting water flow, higher mortalities, and the need to train them to take feed. ...
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16. striped bass
    ... The disadvantages of phase I fish are the use of small mesh cages restricting water flow, higher mortalities, and the need to train them to take feed. ...
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17. The Chernobyl disaster
    ... Power in the reactor began to gradually rise because of the reduction in water flow caused by the turbine shutdown, which lead to an increase in boiling. ...
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18. aquarium set up
    ... They will be used to direct the water flow in the aquarium by circulating the water through the gravel. Place the powerheads on top of the lift tubes. ...
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19. Zebra Mussel Destruction
    ... off afterwards. Contaminating the water flow with chlorine within a pipe while the pipe is shut would kill the mussels. This has ...
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20. Everglades Restoration
    ... extinction. Drainage of wetlands, alteration of overland water flow and hunting have all contributed to species decline. 10 In ...
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21. Gibberellic Acid and stem elongation
    ... the water mats. If needed the water reservoir were refilled in order to maintain water flow to the plants. When plants are tall ...
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22. CHERNOBYL
    ... Power in the reactor began to gradually rise because of the reduction in water flow caused by the turbine shutdown, which led to an increase in boiling. ...
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23. Land of Canada
    ... smooth as silk. Breathing in the air around me, I could feel and smell the fresh ocean water flow internally. Never wanting to leave ...
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24. Coral Reefs 3
    ... Redirecting water flow: Crosssections of Florida reefs show that they began to decline beginning about eighty years ago. That ...
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25. Deforestation
    ... When this system is properly managed, the trees help restore nutrients to the soil, control water flow and erosion, and provide shade for crops that need it ...
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26. E. Coli
    ... Dead ends are bad because thereamp39s less water flow and theyamp39re more susceptible to corrosion and accumulation of bacteria.ampquot Blackwell, Oct. ...
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27. How to Build an Outside Pond
    ... up the back of the waterfall. Plug the pump in, and watch the water flow down the slate. Look for any water behind the waterfall ...
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28. Mollusks
    ... All bivalves have two shells hinged together. To open and close their shells, bivalves have strong muscles that control the water flow over the body. ...
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29. Wetlands Why We Need Them
    ... This process reduces the amount of water in wetland soil and increases the capacity for absorption of additional precipitation or surface water flow. ...
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30. Collapse of the Aral Sea
    ... of the land. The main reason for diverting the water flow into the Aral Sea was for irrigation to cotton. Kazakstan and the surrounding ...
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