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After 12 years of teaching, I was
positive there wasn't a student I
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teach.
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Until I met this one, snot -nosed,
arrogant, narcissistic, cheerleading
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Every moment with Jade has been a living
hell.
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I wonder who wrote this.
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Let me go. Oh, no need to go.
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Miss Kimiko.
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I switch classrooms. She follows me.
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Can you go fuck yourself?
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If I threaten to expel her, her rich
daddy gives a sizable donation to the
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school.
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If I retire early, well, I don't have
enough money to retire early, so I'm
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stuck here in hell.
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I thought nothing could save me.
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Until...
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After
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decades
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of global war, a radical new policy had
been enacted in the country.
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The Feed Act.
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Under this law, all bodies are
considered public assets.
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Intimacy is no longer a choice. It is a
national obligation.
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Breed or be bred.
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Reproduction is now considered a civic
duty essential to rebuilding the species
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and restoring balance.
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Supporters of this law have hailed it as
a bold act for survival.
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This is Channel WTS7.
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More on this story.
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Class, how are we doing today?
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Fine. Are we getting something?
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What is the first new rule of the law?
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Ms. Kempko, could you do us the honors
of reading the first rule of this new
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order? Come on.
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Loving is not allowed.
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Say it all together.
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Clothing is not allowed.
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Now what are you all wearing?
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Clothes.
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Do you think you're above the law?
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No, but I feel like we should sit here
all unclothed. Okay, well I don't make
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the rules and this is the law. If you do
not follow the law, there will be
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serious consequences. You all know this.
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You all read the law, correct?
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Correct? Yes?
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You're just bluffing.
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I'm just bluffing.
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Do you want me to call security and come
down here and come and get you? And
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then you can see if I'm bluffing?
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Anyone?
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If you notice when you came in, there's
a new security protocol when you come
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in. They can come down here and if you
refuse, then they can take you away.
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Don't test me, Ms. Kimiko.
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Is it worth it?
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Thank you.
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I'm going to read out some of the RPA
rules and regulations for this new world
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order. Remember, always say yes.
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Due to the Reproductive Preservation
Act, provisions shall be subject to
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governmental oversight.
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Not all directives outlined herein shall
sustain any comprehensive statute or
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regulations.
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Okay? Now let me go over these rules one
more time so you are crystal clear.
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Rule number one.
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Clothing is not allowed.
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Rule number two.
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Breathing is always allowed.
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Rule number three.
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Encourage your peers to participate.
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And lastly, rule number four. My
favourite.
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Do not get distracted, ladies.
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Now, have you tested?
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Okay.
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Want to come around?
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There we go.
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Perfect. Put it down.
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There you go.
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Wow. Very nice.
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It looks like a really hard pet.
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That's not too hard.
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You got it, Kale.
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There we go.
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Right here.
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I want everyone to focus.
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Do their best.
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As best they can.
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Yeah?
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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I say the best of luck, shall we?
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Why are your hands so greasy?
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They're not greasy.
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Yeah, they are.
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Do I have to tell you again?
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Are you going to abide by the rules, or
would you like to spend some detention
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with me?
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That's it.
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Now, ladies, do the best you can, but
please don't let me down. You guys
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know this already.
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It's a new world, ladies, and this is
how it is.
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So, go in there, put a smile on your
face, and do your best.
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Let's carry on with our day, okay?
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Doing the work.
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There you go.
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My sister got expelled last week.
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This can't even happen with a science
teacher.
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She got fired last week.
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Well, there you saw their own test.
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Not too bad is it?
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Alright guys, remember, I want you to
write the full, um, actual sign
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of the three words for each, um,
element, okay?
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If you can't fit it, just put it
underneath.
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You guys should know this.
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Thank you.
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That includes you.
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Perfect.
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Okay, that seems pretty focused. That's
pretty good.
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appreciate it. It's good.
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It's so good.
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Keep going.
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Because test use we're going to be like
the gas and the reactions between all
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these this is what you do So when you
have to leave they all react to each
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so you have this position it makes chain
reactions
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That's
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what we're gonna do
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Are you going to buy back classrooms?
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Or do you want me to get campus
security?
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What's it going to do?
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That's what I thought.
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Alright, everyone doing good?
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Great.
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We all understand the rules, correct?
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Yes.
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There you go.
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What makes something an acid or a phase?
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Anyone know this? I'm going to answer
it.
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Okay. Well, acid is a contributing
product when taking hydrogen ions,
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Now, if that solution contains more
hydrogen ions, which is H30,
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or the hydrogen ions, which is OH
negative,
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then given the solution, is that good?
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No, the solution contains more hydrogen
ions, which is 0H negative, yes, and
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hydrogen ions, which is H+. Then we get
the solution of this.
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Does that make sense?
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Kind of?
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No.
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Well, think about it.
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Well,
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you guys will get it.
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It's part of your science class.
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How are you doing, Jade?
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I'm just fine.
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Good.
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Good, good.
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me, mister.
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I don't understand.
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Can you explain what is base and
example?
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Alright, what is base and example?
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Okay, the sodium hydroxide, calcium
carbonate, and potassium oxide are
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of bases, okay?
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A base is a material that interacts with
hydrogen ion and can neutralize the
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acid.
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Bases are classified as acceptors of
protein, which is H +, and ammonium
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hydroxide are typical examples of bases,
okay?
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Okay.
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Yes.
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Remember that.
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That helps a lot.
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No problem.
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You guys are doing good.
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Good to ask questions.
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Keep going. Do the best you can.
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It's really hard.
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It's good. It challenges you.
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I have another question. Yes.
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What is an acid and its properties?
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That's a good question.
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So acid, I make a compound that when
dissolved in water produces positive
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hydrogen ions, H+. And when dissolved in
water, acids, they kind of have a sour
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taste, you know, conduct electricity and
react with metal to produce hydrogen
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gas. Then indicator compounds may be
used to detect acids, such as lipids.
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I think they're blue, litmus, and red.
Okay? Hmm.
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So what we have here is blue and red.
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We have blue and red.
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Yep.
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That's the litmus.
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Wow.
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I'm going to scoot you over to this one,
is that okay?
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Yes, there we go.
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Mr. James?
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Yeah? I have a question.
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Yes. What is the main difference between
an acid and a base?
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Alright, the main difference between an
acid and a base.
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Alright,
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there are two types of corrosive
compounds that are in acids and bases,
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Any rare mineral with a pH value between
0 and 7, known to be acidic,
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is not very acidic.
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or pH between 7 and 14 in a base.
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Where the bases are ionic compounds that
produce hydroxide ions, which is
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OH -.
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Now we dissolve these in water, that's
the reaction we get, okay?
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Thank you.
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I have a little question.
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Yes, go ahead.
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What question do you have?
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What is the importance of calcium?
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It's a good question.
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You see, acids play a significant role
within the human body, okay?
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The presence of hydrochloric acid in the
stomach helps digestion by breaking
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down lye and complex food molecules.
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We know this, right?
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Amino acids are required for, like,
protein synthesis, which helps break
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the acids.
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We help grow our iPad tissues in the
body. Okay?
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Mr. James? Yes.
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I don't get it, but what makes something
an acid or a base?
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What makes something an acid or a base?
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Which question was that again?
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Okay, I see.
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Which makes things acid or base? Okay.
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So an acid is a contributing product
containing hydrogen ions.
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It's a solution that contains more
hydrogen ions, which is H30+.
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then hydrolynes, OH negative, then the
given solution is O
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acid. Similarly, if the glucose contains
more hydrolynes, remember OH negative,
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then the hydrogen ion is A plus.
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Then given solution, you have a base.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Did you hear what?
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So you really don't have any idea what
this means with this reaction.
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I don't know if it's the base or the
acid.
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I don't know. It makes no sense. No
sense at all. Literally, they're both
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reacting the same way. And what do I do
when I combine them?
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You think I should see what happens when
I combine them? Yeah, I think you
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should.
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Oh no, I dropped it. It's gone now.
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Like my ex.
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It must be getting somewhere.
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You must have some idea of what you're
doing.
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But you've taken the stuff so many
times.
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I think that has to mean that it's an
ass right?
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But you know what? I'm starting to think
it's gonna happen. Yeah.
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I wish they would give us better help.
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I know.
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We'll think of a better book.
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Maybe a better teacher.
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I'm thinking this class, literally, I'm
gonna try this one. This is my fourth or
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fifth time.
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So you must understand it by now.
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I think so.
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Me too.
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Like... Why do I need to know how the
world works?
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Each question is like a hint for another
question, but they don't get one. Okay,
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they're trying to explain it to us, but
it's just so far beyond me that even
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the sentence is not right.
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I don't know. I don't know.
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Right, I don't get it.
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I don't get the color.
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I think that the yellow is like a
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bay. Maybe.
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I don't know. I don't know.
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I don't know.
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I don't think we're doing it right.
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I'm hoping for a speedy pass.
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At this point, we're just passing.
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We're probably near 15.
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That you got, like, fire. You didn't
hear that?
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It wasn't teaching us anything.
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Like, we weren't learning anything.
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I'm
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guessing...
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I think you're actually onto something
with that.
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I'm actually going to call you later.
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Okay.
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Like a little child present here.
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Can I look at you?
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Can I look at you?
275
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Can I look at you?
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Can I look at you?
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It's so long now. We have to, we have
to.
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