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Entertaining and interesting people in many different ways such as writing

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Basketball, and other random things you wouldn't expect lol

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That I need to live up to my potential

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Playing in the NBA

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Bein a little kid

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Winning the Peninsula District Basketball Championship this year

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My culture, my background, my life

Sciences > Chemistry Temperature and dissolution

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Research The temperature of an object can essentially be described as the sensation of warmth or coldness felt with contact. However, this is only on a physical scale, as temperature is truly the measure of energy of thermal molecular motion. Once temperature reaches an absolute zero, energy is reduced to minimum amount (Lynds, 1995). This basically signifies that the temperature of an object has a direct relation to the energy of that object. When a solid substance, a solute, dissolves into a liquid substance, a solvent, they react to form an intimate mixture called a solution. This proce...

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