Category: Sciences

Table of Contents Introduction Use of Pesticides Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Environmentalists and scientists have put a lot of efforts and energy towards discovering and understanding more about the safety of use of pesticides and possible repercussions in the future. Some support while others disagree on the use of pesticides. In this paper I am…

Table of Contents Introduction Materials and methods Data analysis and conclusions Critique Works Cited Introduction The aim of this report is to present a peer review critique on Simulation of adsorption of gold nanoparticles carried by gas ascending from the Earth’s interior in alluvial cover of the middle–lower reaches of the Yangtze River, the article…

Table of Contents Introduction Materials and methods Data analysis and conclusions Critique Works Cited Introduction The aim of this report is to critique the article Influence of Wave Action and Lithology on Sea Cliff Mass Movements in Central Algarve Coast, Portugal published by Maria M. Bezzera, Delminda Moura, Oscra Ferreira and Rui Taborda in Journal…

The scientific method comprises several steps. They include characterization, development of hypothesis, predictions, experimentation, and acceptance or rejection of hypothesis (Anger 24). Characterization involves observations and definition of the topic or subject under study. Hypothesis formulation involves explanation of measurements included in the study. Prediction involves the use of reasoning to make deductions. Finally, experimentation…

Overview of the Tristan da Cunha Tristan da Cunha belongs to a collection of islands that is located in the South Atlantic Ocean. The current population of the Island is approximately 310. The main settlement is made up of the Edinburg of the Seven Seas. The terrain of Tristan da Cunha is a rugged. However,…

Carpinus caroliniana is a medium sized tree whose genus is carpinus. It is a member of the betulaceae family. Its usual height is between 20 and 30 feet but it can grow up to 40 feet. Its common names include ironwood, blue beech, water beech, American hornbeam, musclewood, and muscle beech. It is native to…

Table of Contents Summary Methods used Laboratory analysis Analytical methods Results Relationship of size and predation Works Cited Summary The main aim of the ecological research study, “Predation on Zebra by Freshwater Drum and Yellow Perch in Western Lake Erie” by Morrison, Lynch, and Dabrowski, was to identify the fish species that prey in zebra…

Singapore, officially recognized as Republic of Singapore, is located in Southern Eastern Asia islands between Malaysia and Indonesia. Its geographical coordinates are 1 22 n, 103 48 E (Maps retrieved from Central Intelligence Agency, 2010). It covers an area of 697 sq km with water mass covering 10 sq km, while land mass, 687 sq…

Table of Contents Introduction Conclusion Works Cited Introduction It has been noted that the birthrate in Honk Kong has decreased drastically over the years. Arthur points out that Hong Kong’s birthrate had been in the increase over years, that is after II World War but a decrease trend from 1960 onwards had been observed (112).…

Table of Contents Introduction Types of houses available Conclusion Reference List Introduction Singapore is a country in Asia and is known officially the Republic of Singapore. It is an island country which is at the south of Malaysia. Singapore is a small country which has a population of about 5 million people. The population mainly…