… Society says (Lamberg 71). Skin cancer is on the rise, not just in the United States, but also all over the world. There are many reasons why it is on the rise, and they all play in equally. Not one of the factors is more important than the other;…

… use our knowledge of stoichiometry in a hands-on experience. Stoichiometry refers to the calculations of the different quantities of the reactants and products of chemical reactions. In our experiment, we will use Stoichiometry to figure out the…

… in a funnel. They usually travel at about 45 mph and do alot of damage to people and property. A tornado’s winds usually blow from 75 mph to 300 mph. They can accelerate from nearly standing still to moving at almost 70 mph. Tornadoes become…

… conifers, flowering plants, and so on—an amazing range of diverse forms. With more than 250,000 species, they are second in size only to the arthropoda. The most striking, and important, feature of plants is their green color, the result of a pigment…

… 17th centuries. During this time, the views and beliefs of Europeans were drastically changed. Before the Scientific Revolution, people thought things in nature or the universe were all under the control of God. The basic reasoning was that God created…

… L. Wignall, Ph.D. U.S. Government officials and social researchers have long been studying the phenomenon labeled ?The Digital Divide? (DD). The DD is defined as the distance between those people who possess functional computing skills in support…

… of global warming. Many scientists and experts on the subject agree that humans are causing this sharp rise in climate. Jerry Mahlman, the director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory…

… economy and the science world. When describing what stem cells are it can be quite difficult to explain, so I have quoted The National Institutes of Heath: ?Stem cells are cells that have the ability to divide for indefinite periods in culture and to…

… in Canadian Pondweed Elodea sp. In this investigation I plan to investigate how temperature effects the rate of photosynthesis in Canadian pond weed, this will be achieved by comparing the amount of oxygen produced by the pondweed at different…

… must be released into the air. The primary pollutants (sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide, and hydrocarbons) react with sunlight to create ozone. This produces sulfuric acid (H2SO4) and nitric acid (HNO3.) These acids are stored in clouds, and when it rains,…