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The fragments of a marble statue of Diadoumenos (youth trying a fillet around his head) is located in the Met museum in the Roman and Greek exhibition across from Marble statue of a wounded Amazon . The statue stands around 6 feet tall, about the size of an average person and is made out of marble. The Diadoumenos statue was created around ca. A.D. 69–96 by Polykleitos who was an ancient Greek sculptor . He is considered to many as one of the greatest sculptor of the Classical period. One of his many famous sculpture is the bronze male nude known as the Doryphoros . It is from the late Archaic to early Classical Period. Both Polykleitos and the Greeks were thoughtful of the proportion of the human body. They applied genomic ratio to get the proportion and the true anatomy of the human body. Many Greek artists followed one rule where they celebrated the human body by representing it very youthful and in nude. The Diadoumenos statue depicts the Classical Greek pose of contrappo...

Prelab-- Substitution versus Elimination Table of Chemicals: Chemical Hazards Mol. Wt. Density Grams Moles anhydrous calcium chloride. Don’t ingestion. Irritates skin and eye contact. 110.98 g/mol 0.745 g / mL n/a n/a anhydrous alcohol Don’t ingestion. Irritates skin and eye contact. It can burn your skin and respiratory tract 46.06844 g/mol 0.7913g/ml 6 ml 0.103mol bromoheptane Don’t ingestion. Irritates skin and eye contact 179.101 g/mol 1.14 g/mL 0.66 ml 0.0042 mol alksodium methoxideoxide Don’t ingestion. Irritates skin and eye contact 54.02 g/mol 0.945 g/mL 1.2g 0.021 mol n-hexane Don’t ingestion. Irritates skin and eye contact 86.178 g/mol 0.659 g/mL 6 ml 0.046 mol anhydrous magnesium sulfate. Don’t ingestion. Irritates skin and eye contact 120.361 g/mol 2.65 g / ml n/a n/a Procedure: Assemble a 25 mL round bottomed flask with reflux condenser Add a drying tube fille...

Art is used as a way to express human’s creativity. Ancient Greece art paved the way for the Classical, Archaic and Hellenistic art. Art is very important to the Greeks, Greece have been making art from the earliest time until now. The Archaic period was at time between 700-400 BCE where abundant of Kouros (youth) sculpture were made. They were used as grave markings or sometimes representation of a god. These sculpture were mostly stick figures with no movement made of bronze. After the archaic period, it was the classical period. Classical art represents the perfection of the human body. Many art sculpture represent at transitional art with features that are unique to two different time periods. The Kritios boy is from the late archaic and early classical. It is a standing sculpture of a nude man at 2’10’’ tall from 480 BCE. This represent a transition from the archaic to classical period. You can see that the artist understand the musculature of the boy. Where the abdominal muscl...

The fragments of a marble statue of Diadoumenos (youth trying a fillet around his head) is located in the Met museum in the Roman and Greek exhibition across from Marble statue of a wounded Amazon . The statue stands around 6 feet tall, about the size of an average person and is made out of marble. The Diadoumenos statue was created around ca. A.D. 69–96 by Polykleitos who was an ancient Greek sculptor . He is considered to many as one of the greatest sculptor of the Classical period. One of his many famous sculpture is the bronze male nude known as the Doryphoros . It is from the late Archaic to early Classical Period. Both Polykleitos and the Greeks were thoughtful of the proportion of the human body. They apply genomic ratio to get the proportion and the true anatomy of the human body. Many Greek artists follow one rule where they celebrated the human body by representing it very youthful and in nude. The Diadoumenos statue depicts the Clas...

Oatmeal can be a quick and easy breakfast, but are you making it right. In this blog post I am going to be showing you how to make oat meal the right way. Serves 1-2 people   Prep time: 10 minutes   Cook time: 20 minutes Ingredients 1/2 cup Oats 1 cup water 2 table spoon sugar 3 table spoon condense milk (can use honey) 1 teaspoon vanilla Direction Measure out the oats in a small dish and wet the oats with water for five minutes. Take a pot, add water, then leave it to boil on the stove. Then add the wet oats. Continuously stir for one minute. If the oat get too thick you can add more cold water. Add the sugar, condense milk, vanilla and stir. You can eat it with banana or grapes 1. Add oats and cold water together. ​ ​ S M L  2. Allow the water to boil. A the wet oats.    Ready to serve!! Hope to enjoy. ​ ​ S M L

  Ingredients 1/2 cup of sugar 3 cups of water 1 lemon 9 ice cubes Directions 1. Pour half of the sugar in a jar with the lemon juice. 2. Mix the sugar and the lemon juice with a spoon 3. Add the other half of the sugar and the 1/2 cup of  warm water and mix  until most of the sugar dissolve. 4. Add the remaining ingredients. Enjoy!!

Observations 1.       Within 5 minutes the color of the solution starts to become colorless. 2.       We added around .5ml of the bromine stock solution to the solution while it was on the water bath. 3.       The product of this experiment was in the vacuum filter for 20 minutes. Data Fumaric acid: 0.19 Bromine: 2.7 ml Final weight of Fumaric acid: .59g Theoretical yield: 0.0028 mol x 275.88 g/mol = 0.77g Percentage yield: .59g/0.77g x 100%= 76% Melting point 250-255 ◦C Question Which stereoisomer of dibromosuccinic acid (racemic melting point = 170 o C, meso melting point = 290 o C) did you obtain? The stereoisomer of dibromosuccinic is Meso. The melting point of our experiment product is between 250-255 ◦C. It is not exact meso melting point however, it is closer to meso than racemic melting point.