M&M’s Dye to Food Dye Lab Report Wright State University General Chemistry Zachary Ewing 19M Jamie Jackson Purpose: The purpose of this lab was to understand the technique of Chromatography and its two phases, awhile also observing Chromatography in action with the different M&M’s coloring and the different food dyes. Introduction: Chromatography can be described as multiple methods to separate and examine of colorful mixtures. Chromatography contain two different phases, mobile and Stationary
nearest tenth. 3. Calculate the density of each object by dividing the mass by the volume. (Use the equation shown above.) Round to the nearest tenth. 4. Record these data on the Report Sheet 1. 5. Obtain the accepted values for the density of each object. Record the values in the spaces provided in Report Sheet 2. 6. Using your calculated density values and the accepted values, find the percent deviation from the accepted value for each object. Use the equation shown in Report Sheet 2. Record
persona expresses the attitude in which the writer feels about his or her topic. “Writers use who they are, what they know and feel, and what they’ve seen and done to find their attitudes toward a subject and their understanding of a reader” (Roskelly 3). Persona sets the tone of the essay and can be recognized by the level of formality the writer is using. For instance, in college, the use of formal writing is used rather than informal class writing with peers. Personas will always change because “
Student: Gage Davies October 15, 2015 Partners: John Hey and Garrett Harmon Dr. Dilip Paul Organic Chemistry Laboratory I (CHEM-336-04) Report 2 Sublimation of Caffeine Extracted from Tea Leaves Introduction: The purpose of this experiment was to gain experience in performing sublimation of a compound. This experiment had three main portions. The first involved boiling the tea bags to dissolve the caffeine in water. The second portion involved adding methylene chloride to the tea to
over crime scenes. Bloodstain pattern analysis is a tried and tested method of mathematically calculating the location of the source of the spattered blood patterns in a three-dimensional space (International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis 3). Analysts look at bloodstain patterns in order to help police investigators develop a hypothesis about what had occurred and what events were impossible in the situation. Analysts examine the size, the shape, the distribution, and the location of these
An optimal realization of heterodyne receiver for SFCW UWB radar system Damodar V Kadaba1, SA Subhan1, VK Bansal1, Subhadra Singh1, Gowtham G2 1 Central Research Lab, BEL, Bangalore – 560013, 2D&E (Military Radar), BEL, Bangalore-560013 Abstract Realization of a heterodyne receiver for step frequency continuous wave (SFCW) through wall radar (TWR) is discussed in this paper. As the Doppler bandwidth of signals reflected from slow moving objects such as human beings illuminated by SFCW TWR sensor
In the present dynamically changing world, for an efficient and effective product development to take place, it is necessary to focus on product innovation for technology driven entrepreneurship. Product innovation in engineering college innovation labs helps in reducing the research investments on resources and human capital. The availability of large pool of divergent skilled students and faculty with the interest to innovate and resources to build and test the technically feasible prototype provides
The classroom tries to provide learning space where there is nothing interrupted from outsider. There are many examples of classroom that allows for learning either indoor or outdoor types. A few examples of classroom are computer lab which are used for IT lessons, gymnasium for sports, and science laboratories for biology, chemistry and physics. Classroom can range from small group of five or six to big classroom with hundreds of students which is called a lecture
Introduction • Indian petrochemicals Corporation Ltd(IPCL) • Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) 2. Acquisition process 3. Synergistic Acquisition 4. Challenges & Restructuring of the organisation 5. Restructuring under theory “E” of Change 6. Restructuring under theory “O” of Change 7. Decisions that went Right 8. Decisions that went wrong 9. Actions taken (If we would have been CEO) 10. References Introduction (IPCL and RIL): IPCL - Indian petrochemicals Corporation Ltd Indian petrochemicals
Source. Their first step to themselves providing a comprehensive business solution that would enhance their budgeting, planning and reporting it was essential that the raw structured data they had gathered was general client information such as names, reports, products bought and assuring that clients were guaranteed a modernized dashboard (DAI Admin, 2015, p.1). This allowed them to gain necessary information for improving its decision-making, for example the customer purchasing patterns for a product