The Disappearing Spoon Chapter Summaries

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These chemicals are phthalates, non-stick coating (perfluorochemicals), flame retardants, mercury, triclosan, pesticides, and bisphenol A (BPA). The Introduction gives an overall on how the toxic experiment for Smith and Lourie will go. The experiment will mimic how people interact with everyday items through various activities such as cooking or shopping. To measure the levels of pollution in their bodies, both authors had to go through a blood and urine test before and after exposure. The Conclusion basically summarizes the authors findings and what they learned through their experiment.

According to Karamanou et. Al (2012) “ Pasteur had both refuted the theory of spontaneous generation and demonstrated that microorganisms are everywhere even in the air; the revolutionary germ theory was a reality.” After Pasteur did countless experiments, in 1864, he proved the germs were the cause of diseases. Later in 1876, Robert Koch identified bacillus bacterium was the cause of anthrax. This was the convincing evidence that proves the validity of the germ theory. Besides that, Koch also identified the microorganisms that cause tuberculosis and cholera.

In 1928, Alexander Fleming was working with Staphylococcus, during his research one of his plate cultures became contaminated with mold. Fleming described the results in a 1929 publication, “the contaminating mold in the staphylococcus became transparent and were obviously undergoing lysis.” (Fleming) He further explains that the organism is a P. Rubrum penicillium, which he has never found in nature. After Penicillin was approved for being an active antibiotic, it would be used for the soldiers in World War II proves to be successful life-saving

The most common treatment for these infections, caused by Staphylococcus aureus is the antibiotics. There are many kinds of antibiotics using in the modern days, but the first kind of antibiotic being introduced for treating Staphylococcus aureus was Penicillin in 1943. This kind of antibiotic stops the formation of peptidoglycan cross-linkages that makes the bacterial cell well stronger. This eventually makes the cell wall formation and degradation become imbalanced, consequently lead to the cell to die. Other kinds of antibiotic were quick introduced for treating Staphylococcus as well.

Due to his medical training Gerstein was placed in the medical and technical service of the hygiene division of the Berlin SS. He later became head of the technical health department, where he oversaw the disinfection processes of highly poisonous gases, including Zyklon B. On the 8th of June 1942, Gerstein was ordered to obtain one hundred kilograms of Zyklon B in order to examine the possibilities of using it in place of the gas the Nazis had already been using. In the Gerstein Reports, Gerstein claimed that he only complied to find out more about the killings. In August he travelled to Lublin and was told that what they were about to see was of the utmost secrecy; anyone caught speaking about it elsewhere would be

“...eye makeup--composed of the rare mineral laurionite--probably released nitric oxide from its lead salts and thereby protected her eyes against bacteria infection by boosting the immune system, researchers speculated.” (Nature Medicine, 2010, p. 145) Even in ancient times, different minerals were used for durability and health. Knowing that makeup is used by a huge chunk of the general public, studying this topic can help countless people in choosing the right products. The results of this experiment will show the different durability levels in different products due to the mineral composition. In the future, people could use this research and experiment to create longer-wearing makeup products and look for products with those specific minerals. The various minerals in the products have different purposes and will affect the durability of the

Azithromycin works by killing bacteria such as Chlamydia trachomatis and as well treat oral Chlamydia and other sexually transmitted infections caused by bacteria. It is usually prescribed in a single, large dose, however, the dose may also be spread out over five days depending on the severity of the infection. Azithromycin is available as an oral tablet, oral suspension, extended release oral suspension, eye drop or intravenous form. • Doxycycline. This is a prescription drug that works by blocking a bacterial protein from being formed.

Since my unknown had the presence of a halogen, I narrowed down possible starting materials. I combined all of the characterization data from week 2 and was able to identify my unknown starting material as para-bromoaniline and my product as 4-bromoacetanilide. The melting point for para-bromoaniline is typically 66°C and 168°C for 4-bromoacetanilide. Both of these numbers match with the melting point ranges I obtained. This data, combined with the TLC evidence that my unknowns were more polar, allowed me to reach this conclusion.

Flowers for Algernon is a science fiction story by Daniel Keyes that follows the radical change of Charlie Gordon as he is giving a brain surgery that changed him from a man with an IQ of 68 to a genius beyond recognition. This story was originally published as a short story and was later printed as a novel. This book follows the progress reports of Charlie before, during, and after his transformation. The author shows this by changing Charlie’s grammar and sentence structure as well as showing Charlie’s awareness of those around him. Jack Lewis from BrightonLeft points out the change in grammar as well as the lack of change in his emotional intelligence, he also mentions the reliability of this book.