I need term paper + presentation for my assignment. The topic is Next-generation polymer fibers. pleas follow this structure 1- you are required to identify/select 10key articles through a comprehensive literature search. 2- Pleas nots that title of term paper and half page Abstract and list of 10 references should be included. The number of papers between 12 to 15 including figures, tables and TEN references. The cited references should be in American chemical society (ACS) style format. In the end of this report, you must provide with five exercise problems (three from the presentation plus two) along with their answers Pleas intelligent question.
For the presentation format Side-1: concise title of the topic. Side-2-9: important concepts on the topic. Side-10: 3 very interesting / information questions on the topic and their answers. The presentation should be within 14 to 16 minutes. Here are some aspects/tips that I want in my presentation 1- select the most important concepts
1. Why is the publics perception of air quality, smoke, and pollution important? Why can individual perceptions and attitudes vary so greatly through a population? Give a few examples of different perceptions you have encountered regarding air quality/smoke/pollution, and if known, why that person had that perception. You may include your own.
2. Do you think that peoples past experience with fires and smoke will have an impact on their current perception of them? Why? Can the same past experiences result in different perceptions per person?
3. What are different ways that the public can receive advanced warning of smoke in the area due to wildfire or prescribed fire? Why is this important?
4. Why is it important to have a good understanding of public perception of smoke for wildfires and prescribed fires? How does this relate to wildland fire policy?
1. Why is the publics perception of air quality, smoke, and pollution important? Why can individual perceptions and attitudes vary so greatly through a population? Give a few examples of different perceptions you have encountered regarding air quality/smoke/pollution, and if known, why that person had that perception. You may include your own.
2. Do you think that peoples past experience with fires and smoke will have an impact on their current perception of them? Why? Can the same past experiences result in different perceptions per person?
3. What are different ways that the public can receive advanced warning of smoke in the area due to wildfire or prescribed fire? Why is this important?
4. Why is it important to have a good understanding of public perception of smoke for wildfires and prescribed fires? How does this relate to wildland fire policy?
1. Why is the publics perception of air quality, smoke, and pollution important? Why can individual perceptions and attitudes vary so greatly through a population? Give a few examples of different perceptions you have encountered regarding air quality/smoke/pollution, and if known, why that person had that perception. You may include your own.
2. Do you think that peoples past experience with fires and smoke will have an impact on their current perception of them? Why? Can the same past experiences result in different perceptions per person?
3. What are different ways that the public can receive advanced warning of smoke in the area due to wildfire or prescribed fire? Why is this important?
4. Why is it important to have a good understanding of public perception of smoke for wildfires and prescribed fires? How does this relate to wildland fire policy?
1. Why is the publics perception of air quality, smoke, and pollution important? Why can individual perceptions and attitudes vary so greatly through a population? Give a few examples of different perceptions you have encountered regarding air quality/smoke/pollution, and if known, why that person had that perception. You may include your own.
2. Do you think that peoples past experience with fires and smoke will have an impact on their current perception of them? Why? Can the same past experiences result in different perceptions per person?
3. What are different ways that the public can receive advanced warning of smoke in the area due to wildfire or prescribed fire? Why is this important?
4. Why is it important to have a good understanding of public perception of smoke for wildfires and prescribed fires? How does this relate to wildland fire policy?
1. Why is the publics perception of air quality, smoke, and pollution important? Why can individual perceptions and attitudes vary so greatly through a population? Give a few examples of different perceptions you have encountered regarding air quality/smoke/pollution, and if known, why that person had that perception. You may include your own.
2. Do you think that peoples past experience with fires and smoke will have an impact on their current perception of them? Why? Can the same past experiences result in different perceptions per person?
3. What are different ways that the public can receive advanced warning of smoke in the area due to wildfire or prescribed fire? Why is this important?
4. Why is it important to have a good understanding of public perception of smoke for wildfires and prescribed fires? How does this relate to wildland fire policy?
1. Why is the publics perception of air quality, smoke, and pollution important? Why can individual perceptions and attitudes vary so greatly through a population? Give a few examples of different perceptions you have encountered regarding air quality/smoke/pollution, and if known, why that person had that perception. You may include your own.
2. Do you think that peoples past experience with fires and smoke will have an impact on their current perception of them? Why? Can the same past experiences result in different perceptions per person?
3. What are different ways that the public can receive advanced warning of smoke in the area due to wildfire or prescribed fire? Why is this important?
4. Why is it important to have a good understanding of public perception of smoke for wildfires and prescribed fires? How does this relate to wildland fire policy?
Explain the importance of public perceptions when considering smoke produced from wildland fires. As part of your explanation, please consider how public reactions to smoke may impact fire management options, what circumstances (experiences, locations, degree of preparedness, etc) make people more tolerant to smoke, and what communication hurdles are there for managers to build trust with communities?
I have included all the instruction of this lab report. We did experiment about Lysozymes. We used data that were given from our instructor. I also attached an example of previous report from one of my friend who used to take this class last semester, there were some comments from my instructor on my friend's lab report so try to take advantage of that and please don't make my lab report look like the same of my friend's lab report
Read the excerpts from Sandra Cisneros short book The House on Mango Street provided.
2. Construct a story from a street that you lived on as a child or a young adult. Perhaps it is about something or someone, or an event that sticks in your memory. Focus on something that is quintessentially urban and, if you can, something that is geographic. If you have no urban memories (which says something about how you view the world given that 80% of the US is officially urban, and urbanity touches pretty much all parts of the world), then put together something that relates to where you live right now. Use Cisneros work as your guide.
What do you identify as important and why?
What are elements of the story that relate to the urban-ness of the street
where you lived (or live)?
How do spatial relations affect the story?
What scales does the story reflect (house, garden, street, city, nation,
immigrant, world)?
Write out some bullet points that will comprise that elem
