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This document summarizes a student project that tested natural substances as potential herbicides. The project tested 15 common household substances on weeds to see their effects. Most acidic substances like vinegar and citrus oil killed the weeds. Alkaline substances like bleach and toothpaste also killed weeds. Clove oil killed weeds the fastest. The project concluded that using natural, non-chemical herbicides made from household substances could provide an environmentally-friendly alternative to commercial herbicides and reduce pollution.
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This document discusses heat transfer by radiation and provides examples. Heat transfer by radiation occurs when an object transfers heat in the form of waves to another place without directly touching it. Common examples of heat radiation in real life include the sun emitting less heat when covered by clouds and hot objects like photocopiers radiating heat.
science frontier
The document discusses various topics in science including nanotechnology, fingerprints, forensic science, frog dissection, and human DNA extraction. It mentions "magic" sand and cloth using nanotechnology and different types of fingerprints like loops, whorls, arches. It also briefly covers AquaJet technology and performing a frog dissection. The document concludes with thanks.
Girlfriend
The document is the lyrics to the song "Girlfriend" by Avril Lavigne. It expresses the singer's dissatisfaction with her love interest's current girlfriend and her desire for him to break up with his girlfriend so that she can become his new girlfriend instead. The lyrics repeatedly convey the message that the singer would make a better girlfriend for him than his current one.
Check yes juliet
The document is a song encouraging a lover named Juliet to run away with the singer forever. It tells her to sneak out without saying goodbye, as they will be together from now on. It warns that others will try to separate them if given the chance, so they must run away together without looking back.
Home econs leaflet
This document provides information about avocados, including:
1) Avocados are high in nutrients like vitamin E, fiber, and potassium. They contain healthy fats and can be part of a calorie-controlled diet.
2) Avocados contain lutein which is good for eye health, and beta-sitosterol which can help maintain healthy cholesterol levels.
3) The document describes how to select, store, ripen, and prepare avocados. Avocados should be gently handled and can be kept in the refrigerator.
Reference list
The document provides a reference list of websites about things to do in Bangkok over 72 hours. The list includes websites about Damnoen Saduak floating market, Dream World amusement park, CentralWorld shopping mall, currency exchange rates, JJ Mall, Princess Hotel, Bangkok National Museum, Siam Square, Mah Boon Krong shopping center, Grand Palace, transportation in Thailand, Wat Mahathat temple, Pantip Plaza, booking flights with Jetstar, and background information on Bangkok and Thai transportation.
Maths project
This document summarizes different types of quadrilaterals and polygons. It describes the key properties that define squares, rectangles, rhombi, parallelograms, trapezoids, and other uncommon quadrilaterals. It then discusses properties of regular polygons like pentagons, hexagons, octagons, and decagons, including their interior angles, areas, and constructability.
Maths notes for 4038 and 4016 paper
This document provides tips for acing the Additional Mathematics (AM) and Elementary Mathematics (EM) exams. It summarizes key statistics on topics that are highly tested, such as differentiation and integration making up 27.8% of the AM exam. It recommends focusing on the 11 chapters that make up 74.6% of the exam. Sample questions are provided for topics like trigonometry, logarithms, linear laws, and matrices. Strategies are outlined for solving different types of questions on these topics.
Ppt display board
Fertilizers can stimulate plant growth. A group of students investigated the effects of natural versus chemical fertilizers on green bean plants. They studied how each type of fertilizer impacted green bean plant growth to determine which was more effective.
Final
The document discusses the Korean War and its impacts. It provides background on how the Cold War led to the division of Korea and tensions between North and South Korea. It then describes the key events of the Korean War, including North Korea's invasion of South Korea in 1950 and the UN's response. Finally, it outlines several impacts of the Korean War, such as the destruction in Korea, increased US involvement in Asia to contain communism, and China emerging as a major military power.
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- 1. Title: Testing for natural herbicides, Eliminating the weeds School: Pasir Ris Secondary School Group Member: - Fabian Ho - Myra Koh -Amelia Jane -Lee Hui Xin -Benson Quah Bio-Technology Project 2009
- 11. Results substances Initial length of weeds End length of weeds pH of soil(acidic /alkaline) Did the plant die? Half boiled egg 5.0 cm 4.5 cm 7.90 No Clove oil 5.7 cm 4.9 cm 6.12 Yes Citrus oil 5.5 cm 6.5 cm 4.36 Yes Cornflakes 6.5 cm 4.9 cm 5.55 No Walnuts 5.5 cm 5.7 cm 6.31 No Toothpaste 5.1 cm 6.1 cm 6.84 Yes lime 4.9 cm 3.2 cm 2.66 No Coke 4.9 cm 4.9 cm 2.54 No Boiled water 6.2 cm 6.7 cm 7.00 No Tap water 5.5 cm 3.9 cm 7.00 No Salt solution 4.5 cm 5.0 cm 7.00 Yes Bleach 4.5 cm 5.6 cm 9.76 Yes Rootbeer 4.9 cm 3.2 cm 4.75 No Distilled White Vinegar 5.2 cm 5.5 cm 2.86 Yes Lemon flavored soap 4.5 cm 4.7 cm 6.74 Yes
- 13. Pictures Results Pic 1: Salt Pic 2: Boiled Water Pic 3: Lime Pic 4: Distilled White Vinegar Pic 5: Coke Pic 6: Cornflakes Pic 7: Tap Water Pic 8: Rootbeer Pic 9: Bleach Pic 10: Soap Pic 11: Clove Oil Pic 12: Walnut Pic 13: Citrus Oil Pic 14: Toothpaste Pic 15: Half-Boiled Egg
- 18. The End Thank You For Your Attention