I have done half of the report and I need help in the small part left which is, Result, discussion and conclusion.

I post my report , also I posted a photo of measurement and data with calculation that already answered.

this is the format of the ;ab report i need

1. Abstract: This is a brief summary (200 words or less) of your experiment. Remember this should be written AFTER you complete the other parts. : What is the scope of the work? (Hints: What did you do? What techniques did you use? What are the outcomes? What comparisons did you make?)

1. Introduction The purpose of the introduction is to give background information for a general audience so that they understand the experimental work that will be described. You can use your Pre-lab, TopHat, textbook, lecture notes or any other source. Please cite all references accordingly (EXPERIMENT SPECIFIC)

What is the objective of the experiment and why is the experiment important?

Define the key question you are trying to answer?

Describe the key concepts that need to be understood in order to answer the key question.

1. Instrumentation: List materials and instrumentation used. Remember to use ChemSketch. Copy your ChemSketch figures here.

1. Experimental: For this section make sure that all experimental details are described. Include all procedures performed in the experiment and techniques used. Make sure that it is written in paragraph form, in the third person and in past tense. (Example: The beaker was weighed using a balance.) Use enough detail so that the procedure can be replicated.

5. Results:

Data Include all graphs, tables and all sample calculations. (Experiment Specific)

Table 1:__________________________________________ (Insert title)

1. Discussion:

Answer the following in paragraph form:

How does your data relate to answering the key question? What do the results mean? How do they relate to the objectives of the project? To what extent have they resolved the problem?

1. Review data/results
2. Compare with literature value, if applicable (are they similar or very different) – Compare results with different trials, if applicable (are they similar or very different) -Compare your results with other group results, if applicable (are they similar or very different) -Look for oddities like violations of conservation of mass (over or under 100% recovery) -Go back to detailed experimental and look for places where error could have occurred.
3. Explain
4. Refer to questions asked in the project. Specifically:

1. Conclusion

Enter one paragraph with 5-6 sentences.

Did I answer the key question? If yes, what did I conclude? If no, what did I conclude? And what other approach/study/experiment should I try?

I need a radiation safety manual that includes:

Introduction

Table of Contents:

1- Preface

2- Organization

• Radiation Safety Committee
• Radiation Safety Officer
• Authorized Users

3- Policies

• Using Radioisotopes Safely
• Packaging Delivery and Receiving
• Transportation and Shipping Radioactive Materials
• Spills
• Waste disposal
• Surveys and Contamination Control
• Pregnancy
• Animal handling

4- In-service

• Housekeeping
• Security

5- Personnel Exposures

• Radiation workers
• Non-radiation workers

6- Licenses/Applications

7- Equipment

• Modelsanduse

8- Emergency Procedures

9- Therapy Procedures ([I-131]sodium iodide)

10- Appendixes

• Survey/WipeForm(s)
• Receiving/ShippingForms
• Declaration of Pregnancy Form

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Please Answer these question based about these readings :1- Intro to Ocean Sci.: Ch. 12 (Links to an external site.) (pp 282-292, 298-304) and Critical Concepts 14 and 15 2- Intro to Ocean Sci.: Ch. 12 (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (pp 293-297)

3- Intro to Ocean Sci.: Ch. 12 p. 287-288, 297-298 and Ch. 15 p. 410-416

Primary Production and Limiting Factors

· Name the macronutrients necessary for primary production.

· Distinguish between the major types of phytoplankton found in the ocean.

· Compare and contrast phytoplankton to zooplankton.

· Explain what a limiting factor is.

· Describe the limiting factor(s) to primary production in at low latitudes.

· Describe the limiting factor(s) to primary production in at mid-latitudes.

· Describe the limiting factor(s) to primary production in at high latitudes.

Coastal Upwelling

· Describe the physical process of upwelling of the U.S. West Coast. Include the directions of wind and water movement.

· Identify the characteristics that indicate areas of recent upwelling.

· Describe the significance of upwelling zones to large primary producers and large predators (e.g. tuna and marine mammals).

Seasonal Cycle

· Explain the major factors that determine seasonal changes on Earth.

· Describe how the seasonal changes affect the surface ocean.

· Other than temperature, explain how else Earth’s seasons change throughout the Northern Hemisphere.

Food pyramids, food webs, ecosystems

· Arrange the following trophic levels in increasing order:

apex predator, primary producer, carnivore, primary consumer,

· Describe the important factors and processes necessary to maintain a sustainable, healthy ecosystem.

· Explain how nutrients are cycled within an ecosystem.

· Describe the relationship of trophic levels and biomass.

Marine Ecosystems

· For each ecosystem: High Latitude (Polar), Kelp Forests, Coral Reefs

• Describe the physical conditions of each location
• Compare the primary producers in each location
• Explain the role of top predators in each location and how it contributes to the sustainability of the the ecosystem.

· Describe the different challenges in polar ecosystems. Explain the role that ice places in these ecosystems.

Proposal for the Applied Final Project:

1) The project proposal will indicate the Title for the selected topic of the final project;

2) a brief Abstract describing what the Applied Final Project paper is going to be about;

3) at least 4 or 5 Subtitles to organize and elaborate the paper’s content;

4) a brief explanation about the proposed project’s Conclusion and closing message; and

5) a list of 6 to 8 proposed References that will be in-text cited to write the project’s narrative. All in-text citations should be added, as a reference, to the list of References, in APA style. References should include documents from the learning resources and other related academic resources that you may find in your search. Information from Newsletters, Blogs and Twitters are NOT academic sources.

Applied Final Project

For this assignment, write a paper that involves either extensive interviews with a person with a disability or an application of the principles of this course to at least two current events involving disability and/or people with disabilities. In this paper, you will integrate information from readings and what they learn from the interviews or additional readings. The paper will synthesize academic material with the experiences of a person(s) with a disability. A brief proposal for final project that provides the subject to be discussed, or the person to be interviewed or the books to be utilized and including some the references that will be cited in-text.

Format Requirements for Applied Final Project:

• Font = 12 point; Arial or Times New Roman. Line spacing 2.0. If you do not adhere to this format, points will be deducted.
• The paper will be 8 – 10 pages in length not including the abstract or references.
• Please use in-text citations in American Psychological Association (APA) style, as shown in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association.
• List all documents used in a bibliography at the end of your paper, and follow bibliographic formatting as shown in the APA style guide mentioned above.
• Be sure to use appropriate language; do NOT use colloquial language; this is an official written assignment.
• Grammar and spelling are important to this assignment.

Lab project 1

For each assignment, you will use the M.U.S.E. link to complete the lab.

In this lab, you will see the progression of industrialization and human growth. This will help you write a scientific paper that focuses on the sustainability of groundwater.

Human Impacts on the Sustainability of Groundwater

Sustainability is based on this simple principle:

• Everything that is needed for human survival and well-being depends on the environment

Also, sustainability:

• Creates and maintains conditions for humans and nature to exist in harmony
• Helps fulfill the social and economic requirements of present and future generations

Keeping sustainability in mind, address the following in your scientific paper:

• If current human growth stays the same, will groundwater sustainability be impacted?

Using the M.U.S.E. link, review the background information and gather your data.

Review this video for a detailed overview of this assignment: https://breeze.careeredonline.com/p3bwx2hkqdnf/?launcher=false&fcsContent=true&pbMode=normal . Use the Lab 1 worksheet for assignment instructions and data collection. Be certain to compete both Part 1 and Part 2 of the worksheet.

Please submit your assignment.

For assistance with your assignment, please use your text, Web resources, and all course materials.

Assignment Specific Grading Criteria: