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Tuesday, March 1, 2011

What can CARBONIC ACID do for YOU?

H2CO3 may be a weak acid, but its the way you use it that counts!
Carbonic Acid is found in all your favorite sodas! It's used to give it the taste you love, so you always enjoy it!
Over many years, its corrosion of limerock and calcium form beautiful caves! If you're an adventurer, there's no doubt that you'd love caves formed by Carbonic Acid corrosion!

Carbonic Acid even plays a role in the bloodstream, acting as a buffer in the process of respiration - it helps you to breathe correctly!
If you didn't think Carbonic Acid was helpful or necessary, I bet you do now! If you're a fan of any or ALL of these great things, get your CARBONIC ACID today!
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7 comments:

  1. MaraMarch 6, 2011 at 5:17 PM

    I found your ad to be very persuasive and pictures helped to envision it. You correctly determined its polarity, as well as it's bonding. The overall design of your page is captivating and keeps the reader intrigued. The models are also thorough and correct.

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  2. NiminduMarch 6, 2011 at 5:23 PM

    Your ad was very well done I enjoyed the pictures, The design of your page is attractive and easy to follow. The intermolecular forces are very descriptive and correctly done. Also the polarity was correctly determined.

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  3. MatthewMarch 6, 2011 at 5:32 PM

    1. This blog has a nice appearance and avoids any clutter and is easy to read. The emphasis put on certain words help make the descriptions more understandable which are already in-depth.
    2. All three diagrams are accurate in their depiction of the molecule, its intermolecular forces and electronegativity. They too, are easy to follow and help work with the text.
    3. The definitions for the polarity and electronegativity (differences) are correct.
    4. Each of the intermolecular forces discussed are correct in their definitions. Their placement in the bonding between two carbonic acid molecules is also correct.
    5. The advertisement does a good job of making sure of the relevance of carbonic acid and as to why anyone should get it.

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  4. NiminduMarch 6, 2011 at 5:39 PM

    The 3-d Image and model is also correctly done

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  5. jimmywhittleMarch 6, 2011 at 8:31 PM

    1.The general appearance of this blog is good. It is well thought out and easy to follow, the different sections was a good idea.
    2.The models provided were all accurate and go well with the sections they are in.
    3.The polarity was determined correctly, the molecule is polar
    4.All intermolecular forces described are correct.
    5.The ad gives a practical reason why you should have carbonic acid.

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  6. MaraMarch 7, 2011 at 2:02 PM

    1. The overall design of your page is captivating and keeps the reader intrigued.
    2. The diagrams are all accurate and thorough.
    3. The polarity is all correct.
    4. The intermolecular forces are also all correct.
    5. The ad is very persuasive and the pictures help to envision it.

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  7. Danielle ToccoMarch 7, 2011 at 5:15 PM

    I really enjoyed reading this blog. It had a very nice appearance, with nice visuals and an easy to read display. The molecule pictures all had the proper structures and were all very neat and clear to the reader. She was correct in putting that the polarity of the molecule and the polarity of the bonds were polar. She also had the correct intermolecular forces for the bonds in the molecules. The ad is very nice and very persuasive. It surely helps the reader be more interested in the molecule.

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