Rabu, 03 Mei 2017

USING ENGLISH TO GIVE EVIDANCE


EXAMPLE OF CHEMICAL USE IN A DAILY LIFE
Chemistry is a science related to daily life or natural phenomena, because starting from the affairs of food and clothing, fuel, medicine to building construction materials, electronic industry materials and products involving chemistry chemistry. What distinguishes chemistry from other sciences is, Chemistry specializes in the structure, structure, properties and changes of matter, and the energy that accompanies material change
In addition, chemistry is a stepping stone in order to learn other science. Like, we must understand about atoms in chemistry in order to understand the magnetic force in physics. Or, we can not learn about photosynthesis in biology if we do not understand the basic reactions involved
Chemistry in everyday life is everywhere, everything we feel, we smell, we taste is chemistry. When you cry chemical reactions occur, when you are hungry chemical reactions occur, so studying chemistry is very important to know about what really happened in this world
Most people misunderstand chemistry, this needs to be straightened out. They assume that chemistry exists only in the laboratory, chemistry is only in the diet. Though experts believe that everything in Nature is chemistry
1. Adding Salt To Make Coffee Sense Better

Have we ever ordered or made coffee and it tastes so sour? One ingenious solution to the sour coffee taste is to sprinkle it with a pinch of salt. Salt dissolves in coffee to release sodium ions. Coffee will not change better, but it will taste better because sodium blocks the taste receptors that detect the bitter. If we brew your own coffee, we can add salt during the coffee-making process. Another way to reduce bitterness is to avoid making a coffee solution with super-hot water. Too much heat during brewing increases the extraction of a bitter-tasting molecule
2. Cleaners

What do my friends all feel when they have finished doing sports activities, such as running, football, playing basketball or volleyball? In addition to the body feels tired, the body of friends will all feel "sticky". This is due to the presence of dust and dirt that attaches to the skin, hair, clothing, and other surfaces that blend with the fat and oil in our bodies. Now the presence of dirt that fused together fat or oil can not be easily cleaned if only use water only, because water can not dissolve oil and fat. The solution is to use soap as a cleaning tool (household chemicals) that can remove fat or oily dirt
3. Detergent

Detergent is not the same as soap. The basic ingredients of the detergent are different from the basic ingredients of the soap. The basic ingredient of detergent is alkyl benzene sulfonate (ABS). This material is produced from petroleum processing. The washing power of the detergent is so strong when compared to soap and can also react to the water of the container. However, unlike soaps, detergents are difficult to break down by microorganisms, so that their use can pollute the environment. Foam from the unraveling detergent that can accumulate on the surface of the water, consequently blocking the diffusion of oxygen into the water. This can lead to the death of the ecosystem of life contained in water on which there is detergent foam
To overcome the environmental problems caused by detergent waste, currently alkyl benzene sulphonate (ABS) base material has been replaced with linear alkyl sulphonate. (LAS). Compared to (ABS), the use of LAS as a detergent base is more easily described by microorganisms and is known as an environmentally friendly material. The use of detergents already includes various purposes of use. Shampoo is a special detergent that is used as a hairdresser. Shampoo is made by using the same basic material, with the main material of abrasive material. While commonly used to wash kitchen equipment containing sodium tripolyphosphate, sodium metasilicate, and a little carbon.
4. Bleach

 Cloth bleaches are made to remove impurities on clothes that are difficult to clean. The usual bleach ingredients in daily life (household chemicals) contain 5.25% sodium perborate or sodium hypochlorite. This material can also serve as a germ killer (disinfectant). The use of excessive bleach can make the color of the clothes fade. For cleaning of toilets, bathroom tubs, ceramic flooring used cleaners containing nitric acid or sulfuric acid. Mixing between chemicals is very dangerous. If the bleach material contained in it sodium hypochlorite is mixed with a cleanser containing hydrochloric acid will produce chlorine gas. When inhaled in large quantities of this gas can cause damage to the throat also respiratory system, can even lead to death.
Prevention that can be done to avoid negative effects of bleach as follows:
a. Avoid the type of bleach that merkurinya there
b. Avoid Using bleach if stains or dirt are difficult to remove by detergent or soap
5. Fragrance

Initially, all fragrance ingredients are taken naturally from plants, for example: pandan leaves, cloves, jasmine, roses and others. However, at this time, fragrance deodorization can be made in the laboratory, although not as good as the original. Fragrance is used to give a delicious aroma. Smelly rooms can be sprayed with room deodorizer with a likable aroma. Fragrances are often added to other ingredients to make them more appealing, such as soaps and detergents. The perfume used directly on the body or clothing is called perfume. Typically, perfume contains 10% - 25% deodorizer which is dissolved in alcohol. Use of perfume together with other cosmetic ingredients can cause allergies.

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  1. What is the main ingredient contained in the cleanser?

    BalasHapus
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    1. Chemical constituents of differentiating agents are the main ingredients (active ingredients) and additives (additives). This additive is added to the cleaning agent to fulfill functions as a builder, softener, dye, gray / deodorizer, preservative, thickener, and medium / solvent. The active ingredient of the cleaning agent serves as a surfactant.
      Surfactants have the ability to bind and remove impurities. In the presence of these surfactants, the fats or impurities that were previously incompatible with water can now be mixed with water. Thus, fats or impurities may be removed or removed from the site attached

      Hapus
  2. What are the good and bad effects of using detergent?

    BalasHapus
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    1. The positive effects of detergents in the washing process are removing, floating, dissolving and preventing dirt stains from re-sticking to yarn fibers and also as bacteria killers. While the negative impact is:
      1. the waste produced by the detergent is difficult to decompose environment, so can damage the environment
      2. if thrown into the swamp, can accelerate the growth of algae and water hyacinth, this plant will inhibit sunlight entering the water, consequently, biota living in it is threatened with extinction because no oxygen is in.
      3. can also damage the human skin, such as the skin becomes hot, dry, cracked, blister and skin peel easily, sometimes itching and become allergic
      4. If the detergent contaminates the soil, it will contaminate the water that comes from the soil, if human consumption, will cause cancer

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  3. give other examples of chemicals that we use in our daily lives!!!

    BalasHapus
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    1. Examples of chemicals in life:
      INSECTISIDA
      Many types and brands of anti-mosquito repellent are sold. For example, a mosquito replacement drug, such as baygon, three wheels, garuda, and many more. Not to mention the type of anti-mosquito repellent (lotion), spray, and electric.
      These mosquito repellents can be classified into pesticides, or more specifically called insecticides. For more details, pesticides are toxins used by humans to eradicate pests. Pesticides consist of several types;
      Ø Insecticides, used to eradicate insects such as mosquitoes, cockroaches, flies, and so on.
      Ø Herbicides, used to eradicate weeds or weeds.
      Ø Fungicide, used to eradicate mold or fungus.
      Ø Rodenticides, used to eradicate rodents such as rodents.
      Ø and many more

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  4. How does the process of soap cleanse the fat in the body?

    BalasHapus
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    1. Soap molecules are surfactant molecules that have head and tail parts. The tail section is a hydro-phobic (C15H31-) hydrocarbon long chain (part that does not like water) or is non-polar. The head portion composed of ions -COO-, is ionic and polar will give a hydrophilic effect (like water).
      Soap works on the principle of "LIKE DISSOLVES LIKE". A portion of the soap molecule's tail will be able to bind non-polar oils, resulting in a "misela" structure (an oil molecule that has been bonded all over its surface by the non-polar surfactant side). In this misela, oil is trapped in the middle of the hydrophobic part. The head of a hydrophilic soap molecule keeps the soap molecules fixed by water. So when you rinse your soapy hands with water, the oil particles of dirt (in the form of misela) will come with water. Your hands are clean and free of all the dirt

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  5. Try to explain what the benefits of coffee in terms of subject?

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    1. Benefits of Drinking Coffee for Health
      Drinking coffee can indeed increase levels of stress hormones in the body and trigger the effects of dependence on caffeine. But here are some of the health benefits of coffee, provided you limit the use of kream and sugar.
      1 Coffee prevents gallstone disease
      The Harvard researchers in 2002 found that women who drank at least four cups of coffee a day were at a 25 percent lower risk of gallstones. An earlier study found similar results for men.

      2 Coffee can prevent depression
      Women who drank two to three cups of coffee a day were 15 percent less likely to get depressed, and those who drank four cups had a 20 percent lower risk, according to a 2011 report in the Archives of Internal Medicine.

      3 Coffee can increase memory
      Coffee can help improve memory, be it long or short term memory. In a 2005 study presented at the Radiological Society of North America, researchers found that consuming two cups of caffeinated coffee increased short-term memory and reaction speed.

      4 Coffee reduces the risk of diabetes
      Studies show that coffee drinkers are less likely to develop type 2 diabetes. A January 2012 report in the Journal of Agricultural & Food Chemistry then explains why. That is because the effects of compounds contained in coffee will inhibit hiaPP, a polypeptide that can produce abnormal protein fibers, which are found in people with type 2 diabetes.

      5 Coffee lowers the risk of cancer
      Coffee consumption has been associated with a reduced risk of breast cancer, endometrium, prostate and liver cancer, and those associated with obesity, estrogen and insulin. A 2008 study in Sweden found that drinking at least two to three cups a day may reduce the risk or delay the onset of breast cancer.
      But not only women who benefit. A recent study out of the Harvard School of Public Health found that regular or non-caffeinated coffee resulted in a reduced risk of prostate cancer.

      6 Coffee increases the body's metabolism
      Coffee can help you maintain - or even lose - weight. An old study in 1980 found that caffeine found in coffee stimulates the body's metabolism, and it is only in "normal" people, whereas in people who are obese, they experience greater fat oxidation.

      7 Coffee lowers the risk of Parkinson's disease
      "Journal of the American Medical Association" in 2000 found that consumption of caffeine and coffee would result in a lower risk of developing Parkinson's. A 2010 study also found that drinking two to three cups of coffee daily makes a person 25 percent less likely to have the disease.

      8 Coffee contains high antioxidants
      A Harvard researcher, Edward Giovannucci, in a study published in "Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention," notes that coffee has more antioxidants than most vegetables and fruits. In fact, a 2005 study found that coffee is in the first unrutan as a source for antioxidants in the diet of Americans.

      9 Coffee improves performance and performance
      Coffee - and caffeine in it - has been shown in several studies to improve endurance and short-term performance. A 2008 study concluded that the benefits of caffeine before exercise appeared in endurance, stop-and-go moments and long-term high-intensity activities. It can also help athletes perform well during strength training - even when lack of sleep - if consumed one hour before exercise at a dose of 4 mg for each kg of body weight.

      10 Coffee can prevent gout
      A 2007 study in men over the age of 40 linked long-term coffee consumption with a lower risk of gout, an inflammatory condition caused by elevated levels of uric acid. Neither regular or decaffeinated coffee would have a positive effect, and those who drank six cups a day had a 60 percent lower risk of escaping the gout

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