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Biochemistry: The Chemical Basis of Life
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Seperation of mixtures lab
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Separation of Mixtures Lab Binit Patel August 23rd, 2011 Period 2, Chemistry Honors Purpose/Hypothesis: The purpose of this lab is to demonstrate how to separate a collection of different mixtures. These materials in the mixture were, lentils, iron fillings, sand, and salt. The objective was to separate each material into a tray divided into 4 sections for each substance.
Social Anxiety Disorder
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Social anxiety disorder?(SAD,?SAnD) (DSM-IV?300.23) is an?anxiety disorder?characterized by intense fear in social situations[1]?causing considerable distress and impaired ability to function in at least some parts of daily life. It is a rather extreme form of?social phobia?(SP), although the latter is sometimes treated synonymously.[1]?The diagnosis of social anxiety disorder can be of a?specific?disorder?(when only some particular situations are feared) or ageneralized?disorder. Generalized social anxiety disorder typically involves a persistent, intense,?chronic?fear of being judged by others and of beingembarrassed?or?humiliated?by one's own actions. These fears can be triggered by perceived or actual scrutiny from others.
Chapter 5
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Summary
1. Two major factors affect the number of species in a community: the latitude in terrestrial communities and pollution in aquatic systems.
2. Species play different roles in a community. Native species sustain the ecosystem in which they are a part. Some nonnative species will crowd out native species. Indicator species alert us to harmful changes in the community. Keystone species play ecological roles in the specific community: they may assist in pollination help regulate populations. Foundation species affect the community’s habitat to benefit other species.
3. Species interact with each other in these different ways: interspecific competition, predation, parasitism, mutualism, and commensalism.
MMMO
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US HISTORY
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Ap European History - Chapter 16 Notes
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APWH earth and its people 4th edition chapter 2 outline
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APWH Earth and People 4th Edition : Book outline
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