Notes, summaries, assignments, exams, and problems for Secondary education

As2 covalent bond

Chemistry4.09 KB

IONIC: thet are solids at room temperatures and have medium to high meltin and boiling points. Ionic bond is strong because it is electrostatic. They are very hard. It is not eassy to scratch an ionic compound. They are fragile. Hitting them forces ions with the same signs together, and they repel and break the crystal. Most disolve well in water, water molecules may surround the ions,weakening their bonds and separating them from the crystal lattice. This is called solvation. They do not conduct electricity well in solid state but hey do in solution or liquid state. SODIUM CHLORIDE

COVALENT-NETWORKS SOLIDS: they are solids at room temperatures since they form crystal networks called lattices. They are very hard and they have very high melting
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Success and Challenges in Education

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1. I've never failed an exam, though I only scrape through sometimes!

2. After high school, he went on to do a course in Accountancy.

No answer. System answer is: went

3. I fell behind in Maths after I was ill for two weeks, but now I've caught up.

4. When Yen's older, she wants to go into teaching.

5. My English teacher was great, she never gave up on me, even when I didn't make much progress.

6. At university, Alex wants to major in law, but he wants to study a language too.

7. I argued with my sister and then found it hard to settle down to study. I couldn't concentrate.

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    Didn't you

    No answer. System answer is: use

    use

    to skip lessons occasionally when you were at school, Dad?

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    The security guard does

    No answer. System answer is: not

    not

    unlock

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Mitofase

Philosophy and ethics1.95 KB

Mitosis: from a stem cell we have 2 cel. daughters with the same DNA and chromosomes of the parent cell. phases: prophase (the nucleolus divides the trancripcion between different chromosomes, chromosomes begin to condense and become visible with their 2 chromatids, citoeskeleto microtubules reorganize and build bone mitotic, end the fibrous lamina disintegrates and starts to disappear the nuclear envelope. Metaphase: mebrana disappears nuclear and mitotic hus extending from one pole to another, when a microtubule is polar with the kinetochore, catch it, the microtubules kinetochores put nel chromosomes and the spindle equatorial plane, thus, each chromatid look toward the pole of the cell, chromosomes aligned e nel form the equatorial plane

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Conditional Clauses Types I, II, and III Exercises

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CONDITIONAL CLAUSES TYPES I, II AND III


Complete these Type I conditional sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets.


  1. If you like fruit, you should try (try) these peaches.

  2. If you heat water to 100°C, it boils (boil). (0 conditional)

  3. If it keeps on raining, they will not be able (not / be able) to play the match.

  4. “Unless the chair is in the sale,they will not buy (not / buy) it,” my mother said.

  5. You should call (call) for a doctor if you really have a temperature.

  6. If you rent an apartment by the seaside, you you will have (have) a fantastic holiday.

  7. Unless you give me a lift, I will not arrive (not / arrive) in time.

  8. You should come (come) here if you want me to explain the exercise.


Decide if the following sentences are Type I or Type

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The Complete Guide to Manicures and Pedicures

Visual arts and art education9.15 KB

Manicure A/B/C

1. Julissa used the buffer (C) - an object that makes nails shiny.

2. The nail technician was careful not to cut too much of the cuticle (B) - the skin around the nail.

3. Max cleaned the dirt from his nails with a nail brush (A) - an object with stiff pieces of plastic used to clean nails.

RELLENAR

1. Kate put her hands in the finger bowl, which was full of soapy water.

2. A manicurist trims dead skin from around a client's nails with a cuticle trimmer.

3. After a long day at work, Max soaks his tired feet in warm water.

4. Penny often files the rough edges of her nails to keep them smooth.

5. Wendy showed her sister how to push back her cuticles with an orange stick.

INTERES

1. What is the purpose of the guide?: (d) to explain the steps...

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Mnemonic for lithosphere,asthenosphere,mesosphere,outer core and inner core

Geology2.27 KB

explicar el modelo geodinámico, hacer un dibujo, explicar cada capa y nombrar las discontinuidades?

geodynamic model: is a subfield of geophysics dealing with dynamics of the Earth.
Layer: (capas)
- the lithosphere: is dragged along by the movement of the mantle underneath.
- Asthenosphere: This layer lies between lithosphere and mesosphere.
- mesosphere: is the lower mantle, it extends from a depth of 670km to the D'layer.
- The D'Layer: is one of the most dynamic layers of the erath.
- The core: the part of something that is central to its existence or character
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Precambrian:
Hadean: ( 4.500-4000):
- meteorites to the surface
- intense volcanic activity
- water vapour condensation
-moon formation

Archean: (4000- 2500):
-first living things
- solid crust
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Invention by experience

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18-year-old British student Sam Woodhead was working on a farm in Australia during his gap year. One afternoon he went out for a run, but he didn't return. He hadn't told anyone where he was going. 
He was missing for three days and three nights. 
Sam had only taken a small rucksack, so he didn't have much water. It was boiling hot - over 40°C. At first, Sam drank the tiny bottle of water that he had taken. After that he tried drinking his own urine (he had learnt this survival tip from a TV programme!). Then he found some packets of contact lens solution in his rucksack. He drank them slowly until they were finished. Finally Sam was exhausted and he thought he was going to die. 
Eventually a search and rescue helicopter found Sam. Two hundred
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Chemical Valences and Common Ion Charges

Chemistry5.75 KB

Common Valences of Chemical Elements

This section details the typical valences (or oxidation states) for various chemical elements, grouped by their respective families in the periodic table.

Alkali Metals (Group 1)

Alkaline Earth Metals (Group 2)

Transition Metals & Inner Transition Metals

Transition metals often exhibit multiple valences.

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Daily Life and Survival of Early Humans in the Stone Age

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Life and Survival in the Prehistoric Era

Social Structure and Nomadic Lifestyle

Early humans lived in small groups of 20-30 people called bands. Their survival depended on a hunter-gatherer lifestyle. Some would hunt animals on land or fish in the water, while others gathered fruits, eggs, and nuts. They did not produce the food they consumed, which is why they are known as hunter-gatherers or predators.

They never remained in one place for a long period. When the local food supply was exhausted, the entire band would move. This mobile lifestyle is why we call them nomads. Their shelters were temporary, consisting of natural caves or huts made from animal leather, branches, and bones.

Daily Tasks and Harsh Realities

Daily life was a constant struggle...

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Daily English Conversations: Introductions, Appointments, & Business

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Everyday English Conversations

These dialogues offer insights into common daily interactions, from meeting new people to managing business challenges and scheduling appointments.

Meeting New People: Michael and Zofia

Michael: Hi. My name is Michael.

Zofia: Pleased to meet you, Michael. I'm Zofia.

Michael: Sorry, what's your name again?

Zofia: It's Zofia – Z-O-F-I-A.

Michael: Oh, okay. Nice to meet you, Zofia.

Zofia: Where are you from, Michael?

Michael: I am from Spain, and you?

Zofia: I'm from Spain.

Michael: Oh, really? Whereabouts?

Zofia: Madrid. Do you know it?

Michael: Yes, I do.

Rescheduling a Dental Appointment: Abbey Dental Practice

Receptionist: Hello, Abbey Dental Practice.

Caller: Hello. I've got an appointment in June, but I'm afraid I can't...

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