From what I understand, Global Citizenship was the concept that allowed people to
become citizens of one or more countries while retaining their primary Citizenship. However,
it goes further, allowing people to establish connections with other nations and their people.
Global Citizenship represents diversity and the sharing of experiences and celebrates the
connection between people worldwide. However, there is more to global Citizenship and how
it applies to all Filipinos. The benefit for Filipino is that Global Citizenship allows us to
establish businesses in Different countries besides our own, allows us to establish multiple
sources of income, and increase the country's economic position if the business is thriving.
The final benefit that global Citizenship allows us is that it gives us the chance to
experience other cultures and societies, giving us a better perception of people from some parts
of the world. As a Filipino, I believe that being an active global citizen will be beneficial to the
community. Being a global citizen means being involved in your communities, local, national,
or global. Emerging individuals must look beyond positions when framing answers to domestic
and international challenges in the present period. There is a need to promote the grassroots
status and cognizance of citizens' information in adopting implementation models for
community issues. In the time, I look forward to more countries where citizens take this
advantage.
I believe that being a global citizen is important, so I am interested in taking part in it.
As a college student and doing my homework, I know what is going on in the outside world or
globally. Global Citizenship also shows you that everyone has a voice and that you can
participate. Your opinion is also essential, especially if you are young. Furthermore, you do
not know if you have the right to express your opinion. Everyone should understand world
events, and everyone can say what they think is best
3. Medical and
Biological Importance
• Water is essential constituent of all forms
of life.
• Water is present in every cell. It is the
medium in which all cellular events
occurs.
• It is required for enzyme action and for
the transport of solutes in the body.
4. Medical and
Biological Importance
• Water aids the folding of biomolecules
like proteins, nucleic acids, etc.
• Semi-fluid nature of body is due to water.
• Water regulates body temperature.
• Water accelerates biochemical reactions
by providing ions.
• Water content in the body alters
dehydration and edema.
5. Properties of Water
• Cohesion
• Adhesion
• High Specific Heat
• High Heat of Vaporization
• Less Dense as a Solid
8. ADHESION
• Attraction between two different
substances.
• Water will make hydrogen bonds with
other surfaces such as glass, soil, plant
tissues and cotton.
13. Water is Nucleophilic
• Chemicals that are electron -
rich (nucleophiles) seek
electron - deficient chemicals
(electrophiles).
• Oxygen atom of water has two
unshared pairs of electrons
making it nucleophilic.
14. IONIZATION OF WATER
water undergoes a process
called self-ionization in which a
few molecules of water break
up into ions according to the
following equation...
15. PH AND BUFFERS
• Buffer solutions maintain pH in a
solution.
• A buffer solution is made up of a weak
acid and its conjugate base.
• As strong acids or bases are added the
pH remains stable.
• A good buffer solution has a pKa value
equivalent to the pH and equal amounts
of the weak acid and the conjugate base.
16. Problem:
The reaction above went to equilibrium
in solution X. It was found that, at
equilibrium, the concentration of [HA]
is 0.250 M, the concentration of [H+] is
0.0134 M, and the concentration of [A-]
is 0.0134 M. What is the pKa of this
reaction?
