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Q. What are the three parts of a composition?
Asked by jason - Tue May 16 10:18:45 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. intro .. body ... conclusion intro 1 paragraph body 2-3 paragraph conclusion 1 paragraph
Answered by Danny - Tue May 16 10:25:00 2006
Q. What are the three parts of a composition?
Asked by jason - Tue May 16 10:18:45 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. intro .. body ... conclusion intro 1 paragraph body 2-3 paragraph conclusion 1 paragraph
Answered by Danny - Tue May 16 10:25:00 2006
How is the composition of a meteorite relevant to finding out the composition of Earth's core?
Q. How is the composition of a meteorite relevant to finding out the composition of Earth's core?
Asked by Dina - Wed Jan 30 03:04:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Earth and meteorites were formed out of the same stuff. The meteorites have not been subject to the heating that has permitted much of the heavy material to migrate to the earth's core.
Answered by rhsaunders - Wed Jan 30 03:35:00 2008
Q. How is the composition of a meteorite relevant to finding out the composition of Earth's core?
Asked by Dina - Wed Jan 30 03:04:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Earth and meteorites were formed out of the same stuff. The meteorites have not been subject to the heating that has permitted much of the heavy material to migrate to the earth's core.
Answered by rhsaunders - Wed Jan 30 03:35:00 2008
How does the composition of earth's crust lend evidence to the dynamo theory?
Q. How does the composition of earth's crust lend evidence to the dynamo theory?
Asked by Drew - Sun Mar 2 19:42:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read this! it is very informative.
Answered by HeatherDawn - Sun Mar 2 20:15:23 2008
Q. How does the composition of earth's crust lend evidence to the dynamo theory?
Asked by Drew - Sun Mar 2 19:42:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read this! it is very informative.
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What is the chemical composition of a human blood?
Q. What is the chemical composition of human blood? Does anyone know?
Asked by Bob Langdon - Sat May 10 00:29:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Q. What is the chemical composition of human blood? Does anyone know?
Asked by Bob Langdon - Sat May 10 00:29:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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What are the materials composition to make solar panels?
Q. I am interested to know the materials composition to produce solar panels. I know its made of silicon. I want to know what are the raw materials used to make solar panels.
Asked by sita1609 - Mon Dec 10 10:50:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. most terrestrial solar panels are made from silicon
Answered by Craig B - Mon Dec 10 18:11:12 2007
Q. I am interested to know the materials composition to produce solar panels. I know its made of silicon. I want to know what are the raw materials used to make solar panels.
Asked by sita1609 - Mon Dec 10 10:50:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. most terrestrial solar panels are made from silicon
Answered by Craig B - Mon Dec 10 18:11:12 2007
What is the English composition with essay score on the SAT I?
Q. My UNC College application asks for me to provide an English composition with essay score, math score, reading score, and writing score. I don't know what the difference between the writing and English composition with essay score is. If possible could you tell me what my writing score and english composition with essay scores are? My writing section score is 620, I made a 8 on the essay and a 63 on the multiple choice. Thanks for answering!
Asked by huai j - Sat Oct 31 14:05:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm working on the UNC app as well...and I saw a question you made along with this one, as well as another person with the UNC app asking the same question. I have the same question and I don't know the answer! The person's response to your other question didn't make sense (unless the person was talking about a different 3 digit score that I'm not seeing?). They ask for a writing score already. Why would they ask for it again? Nowhere in scores does it say "english composition with Essay". I see the multiple choice score and the essay score. Maybe we add the mult choice with the essay...maybe? I don't know. Hopefully someone who knows the answer responds by the end of today or I'll have to call the UNC admissions office.
Answered by Erin - Sat Oct 31 17:17:14 2009
Q. My UNC College application asks for me to provide an English composition with essay score, math score, reading score, and writing score. I don't know what the difference between the writing and English composition with essay score is. If possible could you tell me what my writing score and english composition with essay scores are? My writing section score is 620, I made a 8 on the essay and a 63 on the multiple choice. Thanks for answering!
Asked by huai j - Sat Oct 31 14:05:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm working on the UNC app as well...and I saw a question you made along with this one, as well as another person with the UNC app asking the same question. I have the same question and I don't know the answer! The person's response to your other question didn't make sense (unless the person was talking about a different 3 digit score that I'm not seeing?). They ask for a writing score already. Why would they ask for it again? Nowhere in scores does it say "english composition with Essay". I see the multiple choice score and the essay score. Maybe we add the mult choice with the essay...maybe? I don't know. Hopefully someone who knows the answer responds by the end of today or I'll have to call the UNC admissions office.
Answered by Erin - Sat Oct 31 17:17:14 2009
How do scientsts use seismograph to measure the composition of the Earth?
Q. How do scientsts use seismograph to measure the composition of the Earth? And how do the scientists determine the composition?
Asked by akshaytumber - Sat Feb 7 20:19:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Different density of materials take different amounts of time to allow siesmic waves to pass through them. Scientists can tell by how quickly waves froma EQ arrive to determine rock structures.
Answered by andy_goodnight - Sat Feb 7 20:28:09 2009
Q. How do scientsts use seismograph to measure the composition of the Earth? And how do the scientists determine the composition?
Asked by akshaytumber - Sat Feb 7 20:19:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Different density of materials take different amounts of time to allow siesmic waves to pass through them. Scientists can tell by how quickly waves froma EQ arrive to determine rock structures.
Answered by andy_goodnight - Sat Feb 7 20:28:09 2009
What will have the lowest percent composition in the dehydration of 2-butanol and why?
Q. In the dehydration of 2-bromobutane, trans-2-butene has the largest percent composition and cis-2-butene has the lowest percent composition. Why does 1-butene have the lowest percent composition in dehydration of 2-butanol? Or are these results just wrong?
Asked by Sarah - Thu Nov 12 13:14:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It has to do with stability. In general cis isomers are less stable than trans isomers. So naturally, you will get more of the trans isomer since it is steriochemically more stable. Same applies with the place of the double bond. More substituted alkenes are more stable than less substituted ones. 1-butene is only mono substituted while 2-butene is di-substituted. The di-substituted alkene is more stable and therefore will have a higher yield.
Answered by Robert K - Thu Nov 12 13:44:51 2009
Q. In the dehydration of 2-bromobutane, trans-2-butene has the largest percent composition and cis-2-butene has the lowest percent composition. Why does 1-butene have the lowest percent composition in dehydration of 2-butanol? Or are these results just wrong?
Asked by Sarah - Thu Nov 12 13:14:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It has to do with stability. In general cis isomers are less stable than trans isomers. So naturally, you will get more of the trans isomer since it is steriochemically more stable. Same applies with the place of the double bond. More substituted alkenes are more stable than less substituted ones. 1-butene is only mono substituted while 2-butene is di-substituted. The di-substituted alkene is more stable and therefore will have a higher yield.
Answered by Robert K - Thu Nov 12 13:44:51 2009
What's the difference between a composition notebook and a single-subject notebook?
Q. I have composition notebooks at home, and I'm wondering if I could take those as single-subject notebooks to school, because I've been asked to get three single-subject notebooks on my list. Is there really a difference between the two types of notebooks besides the appearance?
Asked by :) - Sat Sep 4 11:29:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have composition notebooks at home, and I'm wondering if I could take those as single-subject notebooks to school, because I've been asked to get three single-subject notebooks on my list. Is there really a difference between the two types of notebooks besides the appearance?
Asked by :) - Sat Sep 4 11:29:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How does pH affect the algae community composition?
Q. Hi, could anyone tell me how does pH affect the algae community composition? If possible, pls explain it in details. Thanks. My question's actually asking for how does pH affect the algae composition, for eg, if the pH scale lowers down to become acidic, will some of the algae organisms be killed? Or what happens to the rest of the algaculture? To stay active or inactive? Its growth rate is increased or any other specific things that will take place if the pH scale is moving up or down?
Asked by tictac - Thu Nov 1 13:29:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. algae are single celled organisms and they can photosythesize. photosynthesis, the process of producing glucose from air and water, is an enzme controlled process. enzmes are biological catalysts. (catalyst is a chemical that can speed up the rate of a reaction but cannot initiate it.) they are sensitive to pH and usually work in small range of a pH scale. optimum pH is the pH at which a particular enzme works best. since algae produces enzmes, they are indirectly effected by pH.
Answered by Leen - Thu Nov 1 17:43:30 2007
Q. Hi, could anyone tell me how does pH affect the algae community composition? If possible, pls explain it in details. Thanks. My question's actually asking for how does pH affect the algae composition, for eg, if the pH scale lowers down to become acidic, will some of the algae organisms be killed? Or what happens to the rest of the algaculture? To stay active or inactive? Its growth rate is increased or any other specific things that will take place if the pH scale is moving up or down?
Asked by tictac - Thu Nov 1 13:29:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. algae are single celled organisms and they can photosythesize. photosynthesis, the process of producing glucose from air and water, is an enzme controlled process. enzmes are biological catalysts. (catalyst is a chemical that can speed up the rate of a reaction but cannot initiate it.) they are sensitive to pH and usually work in small range of a pH scale. optimum pH is the pH at which a particular enzme works best. since algae produces enzmes, they are indirectly effected by pH.
Answered by Leen - Thu Nov 1 17:43:30 2007
What assignments should I expect in college composition?
Q. I am signed up for a college English composition class to be taken next fall. I will also be taking trigonometery and a few other difficult classes. So I was wondering; what essay topics are likely to be assigned to me? If I could begin writing a few during the summer, it might take off some of the work load this fall. Thanks!
Asked by enchantedforrest2003 - Wed May 14 09:08:29 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your class is anything like mine... Composition I is writing papers like personal narratives, descriptive papers, a term paper etc. And Composition II is writing about various books/stories you've read. There's really no way to guess what assignments you'll have unless you talk to students who took that class previously. Even then, the topics or restrictions/requirements may change.
Answered by .____. - Wed May 14 09:13:51 2008
Q. I am signed up for a college English composition class to be taken next fall. I will also be taking trigonometery and a few other difficult classes. So I was wondering; what essay topics are likely to be assigned to me? If I could begin writing a few during the summer, it might take off some of the work load this fall. Thanks!
Asked by enchantedforrest2003 - Wed May 14 09:08:29 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your class is anything like mine... Composition I is writing papers like personal narratives, descriptive papers, a term paper etc. And Composition II is writing about various books/stories you've read. There's really no way to guess what assignments you'll have unless you talk to students who took that class previously. Even then, the topics or restrictions/requirements may change.
Answered by .____. - Wed May 14 09:13:51 2008
What college is best known for its composition program?
Q. I'm a junior in high school looking to major in composition, and im trying to figure out what colleges to apply for. which are known for being strong in composition faculty or focus or whatever? also, although i plan to make this a separate question, does anyone know how they judge your compositions? like how they determine who gets in and what i should be doing to prepare for that? i mean like specific things.
Asked by FireRed - Tue Jan 6 01:45:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello BagelViola, Like you, I am also a composition major and I have to say that either Eastman School of Music in Rochester NY or Burklee School of Music in Boston MA would a be a wonderful choice if you want to make it your professional career. If not, choose a smaller college that is closer to you. As long as you don't choose a community college, you be fine. My one suggestion on picking colleges is that you should avoid Julliard School of Music in New York City because it's impossible for you to get in. Even if you wrote the best composition, they may probably still say no. Julliard is like Harvard, but for music instead. For your other question, when I auditioned for applied composition at Roberts Wesleyan College last fall, there… [cont.]
Answered by joshers2005 - Thu Jan 8 11:31:59 2009
Q. I'm a junior in high school looking to major in composition, and im trying to figure out what colleges to apply for. which are known for being strong in composition faculty or focus or whatever? also, although i plan to make this a separate question, does anyone know how they judge your compositions? like how they determine who gets in and what i should be doing to prepare for that? i mean like specific things.
Asked by FireRed - Tue Jan 6 01:45:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello BagelViola, Like you, I am also a composition major and I have to say that either Eastman School of Music in Rochester NY or Burklee School of Music in Boston MA would a be a wonderful choice if you want to make it your professional career. If not, choose a smaller college that is closer to you. As long as you don't choose a community college, you be fine. My one suggestion on picking colleges is that you should avoid Julliard School of Music in New York City because it's impossible for you to get in. Even if you wrote the best composition, they may probably still say no. Julliard is like Harvard, but for music instead. For your other question, when I auditioned for applied composition at Roberts Wesleyan College last fall, there… [cont.]
Answered by joshers2005 - Thu Jan 8 11:31:59 2009
How would you classify whether a particular musical composition is from a particular era?
Q. How would you classify whether a particular musical composition is from baroque, classical, medieval, romantic, modern or renaissance era?
Asked by pashmina - Tue Sep 22 22:09:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By the year it is written and by the style in the writing.
Answered by Christopher R - Wed Sep 23 00:10:17 2009
Q. How would you classify whether a particular musical composition is from baroque, classical, medieval, romantic, modern or renaissance era?
Asked by pashmina - Tue Sep 22 22:09:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By the year it is written and by the style in the writing.
Answered by Christopher R - Wed Sep 23 00:10:17 2009
How hard is it to get into Julliard for acting and music composition?
Q. I have dreamed of Julliard all my life. I've always been interested in music and arts. I want to know the requirements for acting and music composition. What will you have to do for the entrance/audition. How many students usually get in a year? All that stuff. Because i can't seem to get that information (or i cant find it) on the website. Also if you could list some other good schools for acting or music composition/ singing. Thank you in advance (:
Asked by Vicky - Thu Feb 25 13:49:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. very very very hard, and you should only go in one area. YOu will have to write to them to get the requirements and audition info. They take about nine new students in acting each year.
Answered by Theatre Doc - Thu Feb 25 13:53:34 2010
Q. I have dreamed of Julliard all my life. I've always been interested in music and arts. I want to know the requirements for acting and music composition. What will you have to do for the entrance/audition. How many students usually get in a year? All that stuff. Because i can't seem to get that information (or i cant find it) on the website. Also if you could list some other good schools for acting or music composition/ singing. Thank you in advance (:
Asked by Vicky - Thu Feb 25 13:49:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. very very very hard, and you should only go in one area. YOu will have to write to them to get the requirements and audition info. They take about nine new students in acting each year.
Answered by Theatre Doc - Thu Feb 25 13:53:34 2010
What is the composition of total cholesterol?
Q. In Blood chemistry. I've searched from the net but apparently, the total cholesterol is measured as it is although we're asked about its composition from school. Anyway, What does total cholesterol include in its measure in the blood? Does it include the LDL, HDL? What other components are included?
Asked by pa3ciajp - Wed Sep 8 06:17:36 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. In Blood chemistry. I've searched from the net but apparently, the total cholesterol is measured as it is although we're asked about its composition from school. Anyway, What does total cholesterol include in its measure in the blood? Does it include the LDL, HDL? What other components are included?
Asked by pa3ciajp - Wed Sep 8 06:17:36 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What is the composition of air breathed in and out?
Q. I have this really complicated question in my head. I need to find 3 differences between the composition of the air we breathed in and the air we breathed out. Anyone help me?
Asked by iheartcheese - Wed Sep 30 12:23:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well "AIR" is 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen, the other 1% is water vapor carbon dioxide and other trace gases. In the average human breath the lungs absorb 17% of oxygen it takes in. So my best guess would be that the gas expelled after breathing would be 78% nitrogen 17% carbon dioxide 4% oxygen and 1% trace gases and water vapor.
Answered by Bendee - Wed Sep 30 12:29:58 2009
Q. I have this really complicated question in my head. I need to find 3 differences between the composition of the air we breathed in and the air we breathed out. Anyone help me?
Asked by iheartcheese - Wed Sep 30 12:23:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well "AIR" is 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen, the other 1% is water vapor carbon dioxide and other trace gases. In the average human breath the lungs absorb 17% of oxygen it takes in. So my best guess would be that the gas expelled after breathing would be 78% nitrogen 17% carbon dioxide 4% oxygen and 1% trace gases and water vapor.
Answered by Bendee - Wed Sep 30 12:29:58 2009
What is the effect of selective logging on the composition of a forest community?
Q. What is the effect of selective logging on the composition of a forest community? AND any suggestions on why selective logging could be preferable to clear falling of trees?
Asked by Shrimpcrackr - Wed May 20 22:41:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well it would be good because the animals that lived in those trees you want to cut down can just jump onto the next tree, without having to leave the whole area. Also, since you're not wiping out a whole group of trees, you're minimizing the risk of extinction of the tree species. One tree dies but the rest are still there, left to reproduce and replace that missing one.
Answered by L.E. - Fri May 22 16:44:19 2009
Q. What is the effect of selective logging on the composition of a forest community? AND any suggestions on why selective logging could be preferable to clear falling of trees?
Asked by Shrimpcrackr - Wed May 20 22:41:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well it would be good because the animals that lived in those trees you want to cut down can just jump onto the next tree, without having to leave the whole area. Also, since you're not wiping out a whole group of trees, you're minimizing the risk of extinction of the tree species. One tree dies but the rest are still there, left to reproduce and replace that missing one.
Answered by L.E. - Fri May 22 16:44:19 2009
What is this composition in Pirates Of The Caribbean called?
Q. All I know it's in the second movie, when Jack tells the tribesmen for "BIG FIRE" and he takes the hike. When there's a profile view of him doing his super-funky run on the bridge, this composition starts to play. I would describe it as happy and witty. (I believe it starts with a violin) Anyone got any idea?
Asked by Pawel - Thu Apr 22 06:10:04 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The tune is actually called 'Jack Sparrow' It's by Hans Zimmer
Answered by Miss Marisa Ann - Thu Apr 22 16:22:21 2010
Q. All I know it's in the second movie, when Jack tells the tribesmen for "BIG FIRE" and he takes the hike. When there's a profile view of him doing his super-funky run on the bridge, this composition starts to play. I would describe it as happy and witty. (I believe it starts with a violin) Anyone got any idea?
Asked by Pawel - Thu Apr 22 06:10:04 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The tune is actually called 'Jack Sparrow' It's by Hans Zimmer
Answered by Miss Marisa Ann - Thu Apr 22 16:22:21 2010
What is the english composition with essay score?
Q. I've been working on my UNC app and it asked for my SAT english composition with essay score. I feel stupid not knowing what this is, but I'm not sure what they're asking. They already asked for both reading and writing. Does anyone know what this score would be?
Asked by Awesomeness - Sat Oct 31 15:03:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On the test scores application page, at the top it states: the SAT English Composition with Essay (essay subscore) must be entered on a scale of 1 to 12. I am assuming therefore that is asking for your highest essay score (ex- mine was a 10 and that's what I put there).
Answered by Kristen - Sun Nov 1 16:51:40 2009
Q. I've been working on my UNC app and it asked for my SAT english composition with essay score. I feel stupid not knowing what this is, but I'm not sure what they're asking. They already asked for both reading and writing. Does anyone know what this score would be?
Asked by Awesomeness - Sat Oct 31 15:03:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On the test scores application page, at the top it states: the SAT English Composition with Essay (essay subscore) must be entered on a scale of 1 to 12. I am assuming therefore that is asking for your highest essay score (ex- mine was a 10 and that's what I put there).
Answered by Kristen - Sun Nov 1 16:51:40 2009
What is the original composition of the mixture?
Q. 1.A mixture of oxygen and hydrogen is analyzed by passing the mixture over hot copper oxide and through a drying tube. Hydrogen reduces the CuO according to the reaction: CuO + H2 Cu + H2O. Oxygen then reoxidizes the copper formed Cu + O2 CuO. One hundred cubic centimeters of the mixture measured at 25 C and 750 mm Hg yields 84.5 cm3 of dry oxygen measured at the same temperature and pressure after passage over CuO and the drying agent in the tube. What is the original composition of the mixture?
Asked by g2hn - Tue Jan 8 19:01:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assume ideal gas mixture. The original amount of substance is: N_total = p V / (R T) = 750mmHg 0.1L / (62.3637mmHgL/molK 298.15K) = 4.0336 10-3mol The amount which has reacted away is N_total = p V / (R T) = 750mmHg (0.1L-0.0845L / (62.3637mmHgL/molK 298.15K) = 6.252 10-4mol Let N(H ) be the original amount of hydrogen, which reacts away completely. According to CuO + H Cu + H O the amount of moles copper formed is: N(Cu) = N(H ) Due to the reaction Cu + (1/2) O CuO The amount of oxygen reduces by N(O ) = (1/2) N(Cu) = (1/2) N(H ) Hence total amount of gas, which reacted away is N_total = N(O ) + N(H ) = (3/2) N(H ) Therefore N(H ) = (2/3) N_total = (2/3) 6.252 10-3mol = 4.168 10-4mol and N(O ) = N_total - N(H [cont.]
Answered by schmiso - Thu Jan 10 14:44:41 2008
Q. 1.A mixture of oxygen and hydrogen is analyzed by passing the mixture over hot copper oxide and through a drying tube. Hydrogen reduces the CuO according to the reaction: CuO + H2 Cu + H2O. Oxygen then reoxidizes the copper formed Cu + O2 CuO. One hundred cubic centimeters of the mixture measured at 25 C and 750 mm Hg yields 84.5 cm3 of dry oxygen measured at the same temperature and pressure after passage over CuO and the drying agent in the tube. What is the original composition of the mixture?
Asked by g2hn - Tue Jan 8 19:01:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assume ideal gas mixture. The original amount of substance is: N_total = p V / (R T) = 750mmHg 0.1L / (62.3637mmHgL/molK 298.15K) = 4.0336 10-3mol The amount which has reacted away is N_total = p V / (R T) = 750mmHg (0.1L-0.0845L / (62.3637mmHgL/molK 298.15K) = 6.252 10-4mol Let N(H ) be the original amount of hydrogen, which reacts away completely. According to CuO + H Cu + H O the amount of moles copper formed is: N(Cu) = N(H ) Due to the reaction Cu + (1/2) O CuO The amount of oxygen reduces by N(O ) = (1/2) N(Cu) = (1/2) N(H ) Hence total amount of gas, which reacted away is N_total = N(O ) + N(H ) = (3/2) N(H ) Therefore N(H ) = (2/3) N_total = (2/3) 6.252 10-3mol = 4.168 10-4mol and N(O ) = N_total - N(H [cont.]
Answered by schmiso - Thu Jan 10 14:44:41 2008
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