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Kw=1.0E-14. A sample of 0.1355g of an unknown monoprotic acidwas dissolved in 25.0mL of water and titrated with 0.0950 M NaOH.If the acid required 19.3mL of base to reach the equivalence point,what is the molar mass of the acid?

The rate of diffusion of two gases A and B is in the ratio of 1: 4 and that of B and C in the ratio of 1:3. The rate of diffusion of C with respect to A is

11.9 #1 Let I = the double integral of (x+y)dA over Rxy, the region bounded by 3x - 2y = 4, 3x - 2y = -2, x+y = -1, and x+y = 2. Evaluate I in xy coordinates. Next, let u = 3x - 2y, and v = x + y. Draw the region Rxy and the corresponding region Ruv. Finally, use the change of variables to evaluate I and notice how much it helps.

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Objective: Write a research report on Spanish culture using APA style

Task: Prepare a research report on Spanish culture that includes the history and impact of this language and culture on the world, particularly the United States. This report should include, but not be limited to, the origin and evolution of the culture, holidays, celebrations, religions, customs, notable authors, political figures, historians, artists, and/or other people and issues that you discover in your research. The Academic Research Report must be written in an academic APA format.

• The paper must be 7 pages in length, typed, double-spaced, 12 font, with a cover page and reference page included in the 7 pages. Use APA format which you can find at  or you can find a manual on research papers at your local bookstore. You must have at least ten references, only five of which may be internet resources. The others may be books or articles from professional or political journals. (You may find some of these articles on the internet as stored or archived informational materials, but this is not the same as using a web page as a resource.)

Why does the Final Project come first in my list of assignments?
You should start creating your final project as you work through your course assignments and participate in your activity. You should read this lesson first so that you are familiar with the requirements of the project. This is a big project and you should not wait until the end of the course to start it.

For your final project, you are going to write your own book! This is called an autobiography, or a book written by an author on his or her own life. Your book must have the following elements:

* An Original Cover

* Title/Title Page

* Dedication

* Table of Contents

* 6 Chapters (see below)

Note: You must include all of the elements listed above to receive credit.

Choose 6 of the following chapters to include in your book. You can include more!

• Your Name and the history or your name
• Your Neighborhood
• Games or Favorite Toys from your Childhood
• A Time You Got Into Trouble
• A Time You Saw Someone Else Get Into Trouble
• Advice From an Adult
• A Positive Story From Your Experiences at School
• A Negative Story From Your Experiences at School
• A Special Family Member
• A Happy Time For You
• Going to Work
• A Special Holiday
• A Special Birthday
• The Big Game
• A Birth
• Life in Your Hometown
• 1 Additional Chapter on anything you wish

Tips:

• Chapter length: A chapter under 200 words will be considered underdeveloped and will not receive the full credit.
• The chapters can be in any order you choose as long as it follows your Table of Contents.

let L be a double integral

L 3x^(2) dA ;(R) is bounded by y=0, y=6x+12, and y=3x^(3)

Two particles A and B start from rest at the origin S = 0 and move along a straight line such that a_A = (6t-3) ft/s² and a_B = (12t² -8) ft/s², where t is in second. Determining the distance between them when t = 4s and the total distance each has traveled in t = 4s

Define distance in physics?

Define Physics 

How to report an account?

1. Highlight or mark details in the paragraph that show ways in which Mathilde Loisel is materialistic (wants a lot of material things).

She suffered constantly, feeling that all the attributes of a gracious life, every luxury, should rightly have been hers. The poverty of her rooms - the shabby walls, the worn furniture, the ugly upholstery-caused her pain. Mathilde Loisel has one rich friend, Madame Forestier, but the contrast between their lives is so great she cannot bear to visit her. Mathilde Loisel is forever dreaming of the luxurious furniture and dresses and jewelry that might have been hers...

generate one next step questions. ( scientific question ) from the Isolation of a pluripotent cell line from early mouse embryos cultured in medium conditioned by teratocarcinoma stem cells experment

Isolation of a pluripotent cell line from early mouse embryos cultured in medium conditioned by teratocarcinoma stem cells (embryonic stem cells/inner cell masses/differentiation in vsitro/embryonal carcinoma cells/growth factors) GAIL R. MARTIN Department of Anatomy, University of California, San Francisco, California 94143 Communicated byJ. Michael Bishop, September 14, 1981 ABSTRACT This report describes the establishment directly from normal preimplantation mouse embryos of a cell line that forms teratocarcinomas when injected into mice. The pluripotency of these embryonic stem cells was demonstrated conclusively by the observation that subclonal cultures, derived from isolated single cells, can differentiate into a wide variety of cell types. Such embryonic stem cells were isolated from inner cell masses of late blastocysts cultured in medium conditioned by an established teratocarcinoma stem cell line. This suggests that such conditioned medium might contain a growth factor that stimulates the proliferation or inhibits the differentiation of normal pluripotent embryonic cells, or both. This method of obtaining embryonic stem cells makes feasible the isolation of pluripotent cells lines from various types of noninbred embryo, including those carrying mutant genes. The availability of such cell lines should make possible new approaches to the study of early mammalian development. NORMAL MOUSE development in utero BLASTOCYST transfer to extra-uterine site injection into blastocyst TERATOMA differentiation in situ TERATOCARCINOMA l1 subcutaneous injection culture in vitro Teratocarcinomas are tumors that arise with relatively high efficiency when normal 1- to 7.5-day-old inbred mouse embryos are transplanted to an extra-uterine site in a histocompatible host (1, 2). The stem cell lines that are isolated from them are known as embryonal carcinoma cell (ECC) lines. Such cells have morphological, biochemical, and immunological properties in common with pluripotent embryonic cells and therefore have been used extensively as an in vitro model system for the study of the developing embryo (3-5). In some cases these properties include the ability to differentiate in vitro in a manner that closely parallels the normal behavior of the isolated embryonic inner cell mass (ICM) (6, 7). The most compelling evidence for the close relationship between the tumor stem cells and normal embryonic cells is the fact that stem cells taken either from teratocarcinomas or from embryonal carcinoma cell cultures can participate in the development ofcompletely normal adult mice when combined with embryonic cells by the technique of blastocyst injection (8, 9). These findings, schematically represented in Fig. 1, raise questions about the origin of the teratocarcinoma stem cell. One hypothesis is that the tumor stem cells arise as a consequence of a stable, but reversible, epigenetic change in normal pluripotent embryonic cells. Such "transformed" cells presumably continue proliferation in the undifferentiated state because neoplastic conversion has reduced their efficiency of response to the normal signals for differentiation (11). An alternative idea is that embryonal carcinoma cells are not transformed but rather represent a selected population of completely normal embryonic cells that are programmed to divide until they receive the appropriate signals for differentiation; when the cells are in an TERATOCARCINOMA STEM CELL LINE differentiation in vitro DIFFERENTIATED CELL CULTURES FIG. 1. Relationship between normal embryos and teratocarcinoma stem cells. Adapted from Martin (10). extra-embryonic site the signals they receive are apparently not conducive to completely normal embryogenesis. It is difficult to study the process by which teratocarcinoma stem cells derive from normal embryonic cells as long as the transforming or selective events occur in vivo. As indicated by the dotted line in Fig. 1, it has long seemed logical to assume that pluripotent stem cells capable of forming teratocarcinomas might be isolated directly from embryos. Recently, Evans and Kaufman (12) carried out experiments in which pregnant strain 129 female mice were subjected to a treatment, involving ovariectomy and appropriate hormonal stimulation, that prevents normal implantation of blastocysts. Cells with the properties of teratocarcinoma stem cells were isolated from the embryos that had been maintained in such "delay" in the reproductive tract. Other attempts have been made to isolate cells with the properties of teratocarcinoma stem cells directly from normal early Abbreviations: ICM, inner cell mass; DME medium, Dulbecco's modified Eagle's medium; ESC, embryonic stem cell(s). The publication costs ofthis article were defrayed in part by page charge payment. This article must therefore be hereby marked "advertisement" in accordance with 18 U. S. C. §1734 solely to indicate this fact. 7634 Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 78 (1981) 7635 mouse embryos that have not been subjected to alteration in vivo. The approaches employed included embryo culture in a variety of media, and the use, as a starting material, of normal embryos at different stages of development and of giant embryonic cell masses created by embryo aggregation. None of these approaches has led to the establishment ofpluripotent cell cultures, although several differentiated cell lines have been isolated from early embryos (13). This report describes a method, involving culture in conditioned medium, for isolating and establishing pluripotent cell lines with the properties of teratocarcinoma stem cells directly from normal early mouse embryos in vitro. This method should be useful not only for further elucidating the relationship between teratocarcinoma stem cells and their normal embryonic progenitors but also for generating new, genetically marked pluripotent cell lines that -can be used fo

Which statement best describes an effect of William Penn's actions on colonial America?

 Cash-crop agriculture became more profitable in the Southern colonies. Many immigrants came to the Middle colonies seeking religious freedom. Several northern colonies decided to outlaw slave labor. The first English colonists formed a successful colony.

5. America is experiencing immigration problems. Conduct an internet search on immigration in America today. List some of the problems that face America due to immigration problems and explain how you think some of these problems could be solved. paraphrase your answers. Don't forget to cite any resources you use in your answer.

Hematopoiesis, Stem Cells and Niches.

a.Provide a basic description of the experiments by Till and McCulloch that demonstrated the presence of stem cells in bone marrow.

b.Describe niche hypothesis and the challenges it brings to understanding adult stem cells.

c. Describe the behavior of hematopoietic stem cell and their stem cell niche. How can their behavior be used to support niche hypotheses and what challenges does their behavior bring to niche hypothesis.

Potency, Plasticity, Differentiation, and Transdifferentiation.

a.Stem cells are described as having different levels of potency. Describe the levels of potency and explain how the terms can be used for cells at different levels of the developmental process.

b.Describe plasticity. How does plasticity relate to potency? How does this relationship impact our understanding of stem cells?

c. Describe the concept of transdifferentiation. How does that relate to the concepts of differentiation and plasticity?

What is the meaning of differentiation and integration?

Explain the early stages of kidney development and the interactions that take place to accomplish development of the kidney. Make sure to explain what each derivative of the intermediate mesoderm will become in humans. Include the reciprocal interactions necessary for proper kidney development.

How can humans survive on one kidney?

Gap'o has project sales of 325,000 hospital gowns in October. Each gown requires 2.5 yards and 21,000 gowns. Gap'O wants to have 4,550 yards of fabric and 15,800 gowns on hand at the end of October. the fabric comes in 15 yard bolts. if Gap'O has no beginning or ending work in process inventory, how many bolts of fabric must the company purchase in October?

Imagine that you own a company that sells a valuable product in the United States. You now decide that you want to expand and sell your product to different countries. Knowing what you know about the global business environment, you decide to think up of a strategy to make this happen.

1. How would you pick the right country to market your product in?

2. How will you navigate the cultural landscape of the new country?

3. Who will you hire to sell your products in the new country?

4. How will you market your product in the new country?

Remember to follow the 250-500 word count. 

Analyze these three quotes from the book Portland good life from Chapter 7

1- In 2018, the thirty-odd volunteers that comprise the Friends of Tanner Springs dedicated 1,800 hours to the park's ecological restoration 27 Defined as "the process of repairing the damage caused by humans to the diversity and dynamics of indigenous systems," ecological restoration is a hard labor of love.

2- In Portland, redeveloping Centennial Mills had the potential to fulfill the Pearl District's renaissance aspirations that A Vision for Portland's North Down-town, Pear District Development Plan, and the Centennial Mills Framework Plan had articulated. The problem, Schnitzer declared at the conclusion of the meeting, was that "The city has lost its way."' By that summer, I felt the same.

3- "The idea that this neighborhood could not live up to the density that it was destined for because the 'I've got mine' crowd moved in would be beyond criminal if only because the millions and millions of public dollars that have gone into the creation of this neighborhood. "

Read book “Fundamentals of Business by Stephan J. Skripak” Chapter 4 and answer the following questions in 200-500 words

1 Pick three to five topics, terms, concepts, or subjects that interested you in this chapter.

2 Discuss in detail the chosen topics, terms, concepts or subject areas, to include what you learned and why it interests you.

3 Each topic, term, concept or subject area highlighted should be no less than one paragraph containing four to five sentences.

Given this information i’m about to provide you, write me an information paragraph make sure it’s at a grade 12 university level and it’s well structured (it’s about Jim Carrey) you can add extra information to make it sound better but not too much (extra information as in just to make the information sound better

(the paragraph is about his personal life/family)

The information that needs to be in the paragraph is:

1. Born in January 17, 1962 in Newmarket, Ontario

2. He currently lives in Brentwood, California

3. He has three siblings Pat John and Rita

4. At 19 he moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting

MAKE SURE YOUR INFORMATION PARAGRAPH INCLUDES:

a topic sentence that introduces what your talking about (maybe a catchy one?)

a good concluding sentence

transition words first use “To begin with” then use “Secondly” then use “In addition,” then she “Finally”