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    Gibberellins Lab Report

    The hormones Gibberellins and how they affect growth in Brassica Rapa seedlings Jordyn Ackerman INTRODUCTION Gibberellins are a group of plant growth hormones. Found in seeds and in parts of adult plants, theses hormones affect the growth of many plant traits. Gibberellin influences plant attributes like, flower yield, style dry weight, and plant weight, height, and width (Tookalloo, M.R., Mollafilabi, A., & Mohassel, M.H.R. 2010). These hormones work by increasing cell divisions, resulting in

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    Photosynthesis Lab Report

    Motor Prostheses by Sarath Anchuri (004510557) Introduction: Prosthesis is a device designed to replace a missing part of the body or to make a part of the body work better. Motor Prostheses are the devices which support function of the Motor (Efferent) division of Nervous System. Motor Prosthesis is need for people having Brain injury, Spinal Cord Injury, Parkinson's disease, Paralysis etc. When the

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    Physics Lab Report

    Experiment 1: Mearsurement and Error Analysis Marcus Guerra Section 5 Differences The experiment run in class was identical to the procedure outlined in the lab manual. Data Diameter | Microm. | Caliper | Length | Yard Stick | Mass | Triple B | 1 | 6.36mm | 6mm | 1 | 60cm | 1 | 168.3g | 2 | 6.36mm | 6mm | 2 | 60cm | 2 | 168.35g | 3 | 6.39mm | 6mm | 3 | 60cm | 3 | 168.4g | 4 | 6.3mm | 6mm | 4 | 60cm | 4 | 168.3g | 5 | 6.34mm | 6mm | 5 | 60cm | 5 | 168.2g | 6 | 6.36mm

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    Bottle Lab Report

    Introduction A. Report Objective Many sports drinks line the supermarket shelves. Often most obvious difference is the shape and in turn utility, capacity and appearance of the bottle. Some bottle shapes are standard, while others have a more complex design. Neither of the designs is perfect, neither of them fulfills its purpose properly and neither of them provides full customer satisfaction. Through our research and analysis, we have designed a bottle that is not only unique in style, but fits

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    Lab Report 1

    or base(swc2.hccs.edu). They are not as accurate as the instruments the scientists use to measure pH, but they acceptable for the experiments below. What is the pH of various solutions? There were two experiments conducted: The Pre-Lab Exercise and Procedure B. Pre-Lab Exercise In this experiment, two different approaches were used to measure the pH for a variety of substances. One was the pH paper and the other was the electronic pH meter.   | pH measured with pH paper | pH measured with

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    Bacteria Lab Report

    Main purpose of Lab: This lab is mainly emphasizes on how we collect water sample from three different locations such as paddle boat, fish dock and finally from Gees area. The sample analyzed in the lab measure the turbidity and also measures the bacterial colonies (Escherichia Coli and Coliform bacteria). Introduction: E. coli (Escherichia coli) are an adherent of the coliform group of bacteria and are present simply in the warm-blooded animal’s intestines, counting humans. When present in drinking

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    Enzyme Lab Report

    The Effects of Peroxidase on Enzyme Activity Gianna Crowe Bio Lab 117 October 16th, 2014 Most enzymes are proteins that speed up reactions and are characterized as catalysts. Enzymes work in such a way that when the right chemicals of a molecule are present for the enzyme, it will fully fit the shape. The part of the particular shape is called the active site of the enzyme, since this is where the reaction occurs. The molecule that the enzyme works on is called the substrate. An enzyme reaction

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    Cellulose Lab Report

    2.6 OXIDIZED CELLULOSE: Cellulose-based materials are available as oxidized regenerated cellulose obtained from wood pulp cellulose and oxidized cellulose obtained from cotton fiber. They are completely biodegradable, biocompatible, absorb up to 7 times their own weight. They are available in various forms like single or multiple sheets, mesh, gauze, sponges, and woven strips. Fig 8: Cellulose structure [1] Cellulose acts as a physical matrix to support clot formation. They do not contain any intrinsic

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    Hydroponics Lab Report

    Abstract Hydroponics is a method where the roots or the half of the shoot system of the plants are subjected to water which itself will become the growing medium of the mentioned plant. Moreover, this kind of technique is used mostly by soil less society wherein scarcity in soil has been a distress also to the results of modernization. In relation to that is Aeration, a process of applying Oxygen amounts in a Hydroponics system. The researchers plan to investigate the effect of Aeration to the growth

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    Chemistry Lab Report

    2. EXPERIMENTAL DETAILS 2.1 MATERIAL SELECTION Aluminium 2618 was used as the base material in this study. Two types of salt, namely K2ZrF6 & KBF4 were used to synthesize the ZrB2 reinforcement in addition to Si3N4 (Silicon Nitride), AlN (Aluminium Nitride).The chemical composition of the base material is shown in Table.1. Table.1. Chemical composition of Al2618 alloy in wt% Element Cu Mg Fe Ni Si Ti Al Wt% 2.30 1.60 1.1 1.0 0.18 0.07 Bal Aluminum 2618 is melted in a graphite crucible and a stirrer

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