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Solar System Models
Solar system models tell the story of the system, whose bodies have orbited continuously around the sun since their coming into being.
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Reverse Osmosis
Reverse osmosis is based on the process of osmosis. Osmosis involves the selective movement of water from one side of a membrane to the other. Reverse osmosis is also known as hyper filtration. It is the same process as used by a human body to filter out contaminants. Particles or impurities can be removed from a solution through the process of reverse osmosis. The solution is passed through a semi-permeable membrane. The semi permeable membrane allows the passage of water but rejects ions like sodium and calcium or contaminants like bacteria or urea. Gore-tex is a common semi permeable membrane. Gore-tex fabric contains an extremely thin plastic film into which billions of small pores have been cut. The pores are big enough to let water vapor through, but small enough to prevent liquid water from passing through.
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Just What is Science?
Just what do we mean when we say science? It conjures up images of people in white lab coats
carefully measuring colorful liquids in odd shaped flasks.
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The Kyoto Accord and What It Means
In December 1997, over 160 nations met at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change in Kyoto, Japan, to develop an international treaty to deal with the growing body of evidence that global warming was a reality and the world had to do something about it. Article: At the Earth Summit in Rio in 1992, the Parties to the Framework Convention on Climate Change were given the task of coming up with an agreement that would halt the increasing flow of manmade greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Five years later, the parties had come together in Kyoto to try to work out an agreement. It wasn't an easy task.
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Red Leafed Plants: Evolution in Progress?
This article dwells into the existence of red-leafed plants. It addresses the reason for their coloration, as well as advantages and disadvantages based on scientific evidence, while posing the question if their presence is evidence of evolution in progress.
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The End of Pompeii and Herculaneum (August 24-25, A.D. 79) Part 1 of 3
This three-part series captures the final moments of Pompeii and Herculaneum, two Italian towns that were destroyed by Mt. Vesuvius' devastating eruption. It brings the reader back in time, chronologically piecing together the horrific events using many of the words and observations from the people of that time who were in the best position to know.
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Academic Corruption of Research
Academically speaking it is rather obvious that the integrity of our research and development facilities, academic institutions and University research departments be maintained at all costs. Yet we are seeing a paradigm shift in that it is amazing the lack of oversight in the research, which is produced. There are many reasons for this of course.
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Chemical Safety
Handling chemicals can be very dangerous. All of these measures will help to keep you and those around you safe when dealing with chemicals.
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