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1. There are uncertainties in cloning. Some traits go wrong resulting in defects in the cloned dog. |
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Pros : Cons : Yes, we will accept it. |
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Desalination is not a fail safe process and carries many environmental repercussions. Desalination requires pre-treatment and cleaning chemicals are added to the water for efficiency and success. Chemicals include: chlorine hydrochloric acid, hydrogen peroxide, which can only be used for a limited time, once it loses the ability to clean the water, the chemicals are dumped, which causes environmental concerns. By products of chemicals used in desalination can get through into ‘pure water’ and endanger people who drink it. Futhurmore, it can be acidic to both pipes and digestive systems. It is more costly than reverse osmosis and less effective than reverse osmosis. |
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Either of them are polar. Vitamins that are water soluble have hydrogen bonds between water molecules and the H-O, H-N sites of the vitamins. Hence, the molecule is most likely polar due to the H-O bonds and H-N bonds. Vitamins that are fat soluble are non-polar compounds because the major group in fatty acid fats is the alkyl chain which can exhibit van de waals forces with other alkyl, non-polar groups, hence they are fat soluble and is non-polar vitamins. Like dissolves like. Water: polar therefore vitamins that are water soluble are polar. Oil: non-polar, therefore vitamins that are fat soluble are non-polar. |
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A,C,D: decrease electicity usage –> decrease amount of fossil fuels burtn –> decrease emissions of Nox and SOx –> decrease acid rain |
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(a) Coal fired plants emit a lot of harmful sulfate, carbon and nitrate particles. Soot, a type of carbon particle is also released. These particles tend to absorb light rather than scatter them, resulting in poor visibility as such particles build up in our environment. Small droplets of SO3 |
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Endothermic: (b), (c) – Surrounding feels cooler as energy is absorbed. |
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Bond strength of products would be stronger than the bond strength of reactants such that the enthalpy change of combustion would be higher. |
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Temperature is a measurement, not a form of energy and thus cannot be transferred whereas heat is a form of energy that can be transferred. Heat is produced when water boils and we would need a thermometer to measure the temperature of the water. |
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(a) It is 98% isooctane and 2% hexane in terms of knocking characteristics, where isooctane is assigned a value of 100. |
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1. What is the particulate matter? Give three examples of particulate matter found in air. Explain the difference between PM2.5 and PM10 in terms of size and health effects.
Any particle that has a diameter of 10 micrometre or less. It is a mixture of solid particles and liquid droplets. Three examples of particulate matter are soot, dust and ash. PM 10 can easily get into lungs while PM 2.5 is implicated in heart diseases. |
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2a. The concentration of argon in air is approximately 0.9%. Express this value in ppm. b. The air exhaled from the lungs of a smoker has a concentration of 20–50 ppm CO. In contrast, air exhaled by non-smokers is 0–2 ppm CO. Express each concentration as a percent. c. In a tropical rain forest, the water vapour concentration may reach 50,000 ppm. Express this as a percent. d. In the dry polar regions, water vapour may be a mere 10 ppm. Express this as a percent. (a) 9000ppm |
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3. Consider this representation of the reaction between nitrogen and hydrogen to form ammonia (NH3).![]() a. Are the masses of reactants and products the same? b. In a tropical rain forest, the water vapour concentration may reach 50,000 ppm. Express this as a percent. c. Are the total number of atoms in the reactants and the total number of atoms in the products the same? (a) Yes |
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4. A certain city has an ozone reading of 0.13 ppm for 1 hour, and the permissible limit is 0.12 for that time. You have the choice of reporting that the city has exceeded the ozone limit by 0.01 ppm or saying that it has exceeded the limit by 8%. Compare these two methods of reporting.
It is better to use 0.01 ppm because not many people know about the unit ppm. Thus people will not be as astonished by the increased in ozone reading. 0.01% also looks smaller than 8. |
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5. Do pedestrians Inhale Less Pollution than Passengers?
Pedestrians inhale less pollution than passengers. |
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