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Author: comoscience

  • Polyatomic Ions (Basic science review)

    Polyatomic Ions (Basic science review)

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    A list of common polyatomic ions

  • 7/3/24

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    Greek and Latin Roots Here is the list of Greek and Latin roots for this week: Here is a link to all of the Greek and Latin roots we have discussed. Greek and Latin Roots Assignments Next week we will meet on 7/11/24. Things We Discussed Greek and Latin roots Blood Cell Lines We discussed…

  • Electronic components

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    These are the electronic components that we have discussed so far: Battery There are, of course, many types of batteries, which vary in voltage and total capacity. Resistor There are many different types of resistors, which vary in both resistance and how much current they can handle. The stripes indicate what the resistance is. Capacitor…

  • Breadboard Battery Holder

    Breadboard Battery Holder

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    This 3D print holds the battery and a switch securely to a breadboard.

  • June, 2024 Summary

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    A summary of the posts and pages added in June, 2024

  • 6/25/24

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    Greek and Latin Roots Here is the list of Greek and Latin roots for this week: Here is a link to all of the Greek and Latin roots we have discussed. Greek and Latin Roots I highly recommend that you use this Wikipedia page to find the meanings of the Greek and Latin roots. List…

  • Why so many scientific words are made of Greek and Latin roots

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    Many scientific and technical terms have Greek and Latin roots. This post explores the reasoning behind why this is

  • Why English is a Germanic Language

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    Although most English words are of Latin or French origin, English is considered a Germanic language rather than a Romance language. This post sketches the history of the development of the English language and ways in which it reflects its Germanic origins.

  • Lingua franca

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    A lingua franca is a common language used by groups of people who do not share a native language. This post focuses on four of these that are significant to our understanding of the English language.

  • 6/19/24

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    Greek and Latin Roots Here is the list of Greek and Latin Roots for this week: Here is a link to all of the Greek and Latin Roots we have discussed. Greek and Latin Roots ACT Prep We discussed different ways to solve a system of two linear equations on the ACT test, including: We…