Introduction to Alkalinity and Acidity Alkaliniy and Acidity are measured using a scale of numbers from 0 to 10 called the pH scale. A solution with pH value of 7 is neutral. A solution with a pH value less than 7 is acidic while a solution with pH value greater than 7 is alkaline. Acidity increases
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The Definition of Financial Institutions Financial institutions are establishments that render financial services or conduct financial transactions such as investments, loans and deposits for clients. Most people deal with financial services providers (i.e., financial institutions) almost on a daily basis on a regular basis. This is because every financial activities such as depositing money and getting loans as well as exchanging currencies
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Introduction: Anatomy and Physiology Anatomy has to do with the forms and structures of the body; and in this case, the bodies of farm animals. It is closely related to physiology which deals with the functions of the forms and parts of the body. In anatomy, some of the systems that maintain the body include-
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Human rights are basic rights and privileges of citizens in a country as enshrined in the constitution. They are rights and freedoms in which every human being is entitled to irrespective of colour, language, race, age, sex, or geographical location. These rights and privileges were declared in 1789. Fundamental Human Rights They are written in
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Chemistry, SS 2 Week: 4 Topic: Types of Chemical Reactions Chemical reactions are changes in which some new chemical substances are formed. The substances which undergo the chemical change are known as reactants while the new substances formed are called products. Here’s a list of the different types of reactions, with examples of each type
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In a previous article, we looked at how simple algebraic problems can be solved, the case in point being a rectangle. In this example, notice how similar steps have been followed, except that instead of a perimeter of a rectangle, we shall be considering the angles in a triangle. As before, the material has been
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English Language JSS2 First Term Week 8 Contents: Language Structure Reading Skills: Surveying, Skimming and Scanning. Language Structure 1. Talking about Possibility Read this dialogue: Driver: Don’t touch him! He may be suffering from an infectious disease! Passenger 1: In that case we may be stuck here for hours! Passenger 2: Or
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JSS 2 Mathematics First Term Week 1 Topic: WHOLE NUMBERS Factors, Prime factors (revision) 40 ÷ 8 = 5 and 40 ÷ 5 = 8 8 and 5 divide into 40 without remainder. 8 and 5 are factors of 40. A prime number has only two factors, itself and 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 11,
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Government, SS 3 Week: 3 Topic: Local Government Administration The evolution of local government system in Nigeria could be traceable to the Great Britain municipalities’ form of local government. This system which was introduced in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu, etc had similar responsibilities with that obtainable in Britain. This is a multiple system of local
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Basic Technology, JSS 1, Week: 9 Topic:Identification of Ceramics, Plastics and Rubber Contents Ceramics Plastics Ruber Many kitchens and household containers are made from clay and cement. These include cooking pots, water pots, etc. Clay and mud are also used in some places to make houses. The items made clay and mud are called ceramics.
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