PPT-Exchanging Substances

Facilitated Diffusion Osmosis and Active Transport Learning Objectives To recap the process of diffusion To understand the concepts of facilitated diffusion active transport and osmosis To understand what is meant by water potential . Kale Hintz,Shelby Hohnholt, . Alex Stepanek, Timothy von Behren. What are banned substances?. Can you name a few?. Caffeine. What is it?. Caffeine. Effects. Regulation. Should caffeine be considered a performance enhancing drug?. Facilitated Diffusion, Osmosis and Active Transport. Passive Transport. Learning Objectives. - explain what is meant by passive transport . - compare diffusion and facilitated diffusion . Identify the role of membrane proteins in transport. Water. Air. & Soil. Chapter 3.1:. Transport of Substances in Air. Release. of the chemical at the source. Dispersion. of the chemical in the atmosphere (scatter in various directions). Deposition. 1. There will be 3-4 members in each group.. 2. Each person will measure one (1) substance in preparation for the lab. . Using a . digital balance. , measure the following substances: . 10 grams (g) . Types of Separation. Mechanical Means of Separation. Density Separation. Centrifugation. Non-Mechanical Means of Separation. Chromatography. Distillation. Froth Flotation. 2.3 Separating the Substances in a Mixture. Harmful substance-many materials or substances used or created that could harm your health. These substances could be dusts, gases, or fumes that you breathe in, or liquids, gels or powders that come into contact with your eyes or skin. . How can matter be classified?. Atoms . are the smallest unit of an element that maintains the properties of that element.. The most basic ingredients to . all . matter. Atoms can be combined in three majors ways:. Inventory . Notification Overview (INO). Disclaimer: This . document is provided by IAEG for informational purposes only, and IAEG makes no representations or warranties about this document or its contents. Determination of whether and/or how to use all or any portion of this document is to be made in your sole and absolute discretion. No part of this document constitutes legal advice. Prior to using this document, you should review it, along with applicable laws and regulations, with your own legal counsel. Use of this document is voluntary.. Part 1 of a 3 Part Series. Chuck Klein, Ph.D.. GM/Director, Medication Management. Agenda. Defining EPCS. Legal Aspects of EPCS. Pharmacies. Requirements: OrderConnect. Requirements: Prescribers. Two-Factor Authentication. Mei Adachi, Period 2. Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). Draft Year: 1976. Ame. ndment Year: In 2016 for . Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act. . The Toxic Substances Control Act is a national law that regulates the introduction of new or already existing chemicals. . 38-Procedures for Safe Handling and StorageThe Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA Laboratory Standard requiresthat special handling procedures be employed for certain chemicals identif What are What are Particularly Hazardous SubstancesPage 1Last Updated 06/05/2019Particularly Hazardous SubstancesCarcinogenCarcinogensare substances and exposures that can lead to cancerAlist of carci By James C. Alderson, DVM. University Veterinarian. Cal Poly Pomona. Version: 11 March 2013. What are Controlled Substances?. Controlled substances are drugs which are regulated by federal and state law. The production, possession, importation, and distribution of these drugs is strictly regulated or outlawed, although many may be dispensed by prescription only. . Keywords. :. DATE. Learning Objectives. Recognise the difference between materials, substances and . elements . Identify . elements by their names and . symbols. Explain . what is meant by a chemically pure substance.