Mongolia, latitude and longitude I need to know everything about it.  Physical Characteristics Human Characteristics, Human/Environmental Interactions,

Movement with how much ease and ability do ideas, goods, and people flow in and out of the region or subregion you have selected? What drives this movement?

Ethylene is produced by the dehydrogenation of ethane and the following reactions took place

C2H6 -> C2H4 + H2

C2H6 + H2 -> 2CH4

Using molecular balance. Calculate % Yield of C2H4, if the % conversion of C2H6 is 80 % and the selectivity, mole C2H4 per mole CH4, is 1.75. Calculate also the % composition by mole of the product gases.

Compose a short essay on why you believe the Roman Empire fell from the greatness of Augustus to the eventual collapse in the west? Consider: politics, wealth distribution, corruption, etc.

Question 1 0 / 1 pts Which statement below best defines social darwinism? It based on the idea that there are groups in society that are more evolved than other. The British and the United States used it in order to justify the conquering and subjugation of people all over the world. It is Darwin's theory of evolution where it explains that certain species die off while others survive overtime. It is the theory that says that we are the creation of God(s) and that we are made in his image to this day. It is a theory that expands on Charles Darwin's theory by adding the important of social factors to the evolution of the species in the natural world. It is a theory that proposes the elimiation of certain populations in order to ensure the reproduction of the white race. IncorrectQuestion 2 0 / 1 pts Choose the best defintion for Assimilation. it is a process of how natives adapt to the lives of newly arrived foreigners and learn their customs and tradition and integrate them into their own. It is a process where races are recycled in order to the re-identified according the rules of the government. Is a process in which foreigners learn and adapt to a native's culture while they are letting go of their home country culture. It is a process that determines your racial status in Latin America It is the process that explains the way that people in the United States become Americans Question 3 1 / 1 pts True or false. Robert Park's race relations cycle theory states that foreigners go through a series of steps in order to fully assimilate. They are: Contact, Conflict, Competition, Accommodation, Assimilation. True False IncorrectQuestion 4 0 / 1 pts What is one of the ways that foreigners are viewed by natives throughout the history of the United States? Foreigners are seen as a threat to society because they bring with their their backward culture and traditions, their diseases and social problems. All of the above Foreigners need to go to other countries None of the above Foreigners are seen as a positive force in society who make great contributions in all aspects of social, politica and economic life. IncorrectQuestion 5 0 / 1 pts What have been the two attitudes that have revealed themselves in the public debate about immigration to the United States? contempt and welcoming mistrusts and openness Open generosity vs. nativism and racism closed and approachable IncorrectQuestion 6 0 / 1 pts From the article This Land is Our Land. What was the view of Native Americans who had assimilated during the colonial era in the U.S.? As a people that would become good citizens and excellent enterpreneus As a people who would be able to prosper and succeed in America As a potentially subversive and dangerous force As a people worthy of trust and respect Question 7 1 / 1 pts From the article This Land is Our Land What was the name of the first Immigration Law aimed at excluding a particular population from entering and becoming citizens of the U.S.? The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 The Mexican Immigrant Exclusion Act of 1910 The English Exlusion Act of 1882 The German and Irish Exclusion law of 1998 IncorrectQuestion 8 0 / 1 pts In This land is our Land On May 26, 1924, The United States created a permanent limit on immigration by establishing a nationality origins quota system. What immigrant groups did they intend to keep from entering the U.S.? British, Greek, Italian Mexican, Chienese, Filipino Irish, French and German Jews, Slavs and Italians Question 9 1 / 1 pts From Film Race the Power of an Illusion. Is the following statement true or false "Physical Differences don't make race. What makes race are the laws and practices that affect life chances and opportunities based on those differences." True False IncorrectQuestion 10 0 / 1 pts In the Film Race the Power of an Illusion Who were Slavs, Jews and Italian immigrants seen by White American society? promiscuous, lazy, stupic hard workers, quiet, intelligent boisterous, loud and drunkards industrious, entrepreneurial, frugal Question 11 1 / 1 pts In the film Race the Power of an Illusion, is the following statement true or false about Southeastern European Immigrants in the early 20th Century. Eugenicist Charles Davenport wrote: The population of the United States will on account of the great influx of blood from Southeastern Europe, rapidly become darker in pigment smaller in stature, more given to crimes of larceny, kidnapping, assault, murder, rape, sexual immorality. And the ration of the insanity of the population will rapidly increase." True False IncorrectQuestion 12 0 / 1 pts In the film Race the Power of an Illusion How were southern and Eastern Europeans and Jew seen racially. They were seen as belonging to the African and Chinese races They were seen as people who can never reach whiteness They were seen as part of the of the white race They were seen as an "in between group" between the Anglo Saxon and African Americans. Not fully White Question 13 1 / 1 pts In the Film Race the Power of an Illusion. Is the following statement true or false. "Whiteness was not simply a matter of skin color. To be white was to gain the full rewards of American citizenship." True False

What are five things you can do before an earthquake, and five things after an earthquake strikes that will become part of your earthquake preparedness plan?

111 m³/min of hydrogen measured at normal conditions and nitrogen at a 300% excess enter an isobaric reactor. The inlet gases at 490°C are reacted in the presence of a catalyst to synthesize ammonia. The process has an efficiency of 33%. The exhaust gases are cooled to -40°C to condense the ammonia. Assume that the Cp of the gas phase species can be used in the temperature range, and that Cp NH3 (l) = 0.071938 kJ/mol K. Calculate the overall heat flow of the system in kW.

An absorption column operates at 1 atm to separate compound A from air using pure water as solvent. If the concentration of A in the inlet air stream is 900 ppm and the Henry's law constant for A in water is 1000 atm/ppm:

a) What is the equilibrium line equation? (** draw on chart and label)

If the desired outlet air is to contain 200 ppm compound A:

b) What is (L/V)min? (** draw on chart and label)

c) If the actual operating (L/V) is 1.285(L/V), what is the operating equation? (** draw on chart and label)

d) If the actual operating (L/V) is 1.285(L/V), what is the required number of ideal stages? (** draw on chart)

You have a hot gas that enters a pipe at 140c and ethylene entering the same pipe at 30 C to make an ethylene mixture.

I need to figure out equations for U (overall heat transfer coefficient) as a function of mass flowrate M and the exit temp of the ethylene as a function of mass flowrate.

How do you go about designing these equations?

Part 1. Getting to know your sedimentary rocks (40-50 min)

The lecture notes covered some basics of the textures and mineralogy used to name sedimentary rocks as well as information concerning the formation and transportation of sediments. In addition to this information you will also need the following to complete this part of the lab:

Mineral and rock set (plus the accompanying booklet for reference)

Rock and Mineral ID charts

Any other notes or textbook you want for reference

Couple of drops of vinegar

Mineral 19. Sandstone (although more appropriately referred to as Quartz Sandstone) and Mineral 21. Arkose

1. Both of these sedimentary rocks consist of sand sized grains cemented together. What is the major difference between them?

2. Given the difference noted in Q1, and your knowledge of chemical and mechanical weathering (refer to notes and textbook as needed), which of these two rocks had sediments that underwent a higher degree of weathering and transportation prior to lithification? Explain your reasoning.

Mineral 20. Shale

3. The sediment size in shales is {very large, large, medium, small, very small}. Choose one.

4. Given this grain size, and what you know about sediment transportation, what would the relative velocity of the water that deposited these sediments? (I don’t need an actual speed, just a general fast/slow/medium/etc.)        

5. Give an example sedimentary environment/location where the sediment that makes up this shale could have been deposited (refer to the textbook if you need some help with sedimentary environment examples).

Mineral 22. Conglomerate and Mineral 23. Breccia

6. Both of these sedimentary rocks can have the same wide range of clast size. What is the main difference between a conglomerate and a breccia? I.e. in looking at them both, how would you identify one vs. the other?

7. Given your answer in the question above, what does this imply about how far the sediments had travelled prior to being cemented into these rocks? Explain your reasoning. (hint: read about transportation and rounding in the textbook)

Mineral 24. Limestone (depending on your specific sample, this may or may not contain fossils)

8. Unlike the other sedimentary rocks in this rock set, this limestone is not a clastic sedimentary rock. What type of sedimentary rock is it?

9. What mineral is limestone composed of?

10. Because of the mineral composition of limestone, if you were to place a couple of drops of acid (HCl) on the limestone what should happen? (it may help you to refer to the mineral ID chart)

How do I calculate the tidal heating power for Europa, Callisto, lo, and Ganymede?

Make a list of the advantages and disadvantages can you think of for living near a volcano? Do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?

Write a 250 word essay to answer.

A fluid with constant viscosity and density flows in radial direction from R₁ radius surface to R₂ radius surface in the annular region, which consists of porous horizontal cylinders with coaxial R₂ (outer) and R₁ (inner) radii. (V = V (r)).

Make your simplifications using the continuity equation and motion equations by specifying your required assumptions.

Since the fluid is incompressible and is in laminar flow, obtain the steady pressure profile P(r) in terms of velocity in the outer radius v_r(R₂) and pressure P(R₂) in the outer radius.

which statements are true and false a) Always distill to the dryness of mixture b) Aluminum foil is wrapped around fractional column so that no heat loss takes place c) Heat the system fast and increase tempt after awhile Group of answer choices F, T, F T, T, T T, T, F T, F, T

The rate of change of the temperature of the coffee is given by the following differential equation, where T is measured in degrees Fahrenheit and t is in minutes. The time to reach a certain temperature, T =185 F t = 4 min

dT/dt = 0.041(T – 75)

a. Use Euler's mothod with a stop size of 0.5 to estimate the temperature of coffee after 5 minutes.

b. Analyses the effect of step size on the error use of appropriate graph is recommended.

c. Find out the exact temperature of coffee solving the ordinary differential equation.

d. Compute the absolute error using the exact temperature determine in step c