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• Item Writer at the UP National Institute of Geological Sciences is Crisanta Ocampo.
• Item Writer at the Philippine Normal University is Fortunato Tacuboy III.
• Domain Expert/Item Writer at the Philippine Science High School - Main Campus is Myla Detecio.
• Item Writer at the Philippine Science High School - Main Campus is Aldous Cesar Bueno.
• Item Writer at the Philippine Normal University is Myla Detecio.
• Project Management Staff at the SEI is Josette T. Biyo, Ph.D.
• Chief at the SEID - SEI is Ruby Caroliza D. Laña.
• Supervising Science Research Specialist at the SEID - SEI is Amparo F. Olarte.
• Senior Science Research Specialist at the SEID - SEI is Rodelio G. de Asis.
• Science Research Specialist II at the SEID - SEID is Jobelle P. Gayas.
• The Philippines is known as the texting capital of the world, with Filipinos sending over 200 million texts daily, ten times the per capita world average.
• Texting allows Filipinos to express themselves in new ways, expressing what they would not normally say in a face-to-face encounter.
• Texting has led to new ways of relating with others and opened areas of inner-subjective reflection.
• New and radical identities become possible due to texting.
• Cell phone theft is now a major criminal problem in urban areas due to texting.
• Youth gambling has also become a major concern, given its close association with recreational texting.
• Civil society has used texting to organize political protests, aiding in the overthrow of President Estrada in January 2001.
• CMICTs enable what are referred to as “smart mobs,” loosely organized groups capable of micro-coordinating their activities for specific purposes.
• Smart mobs differ from political demonstrations by the lack of a controlling center, consisting of loose networks, often P2P (person-to-person) linkages resulting in the close coordination of otherwise independent members.
• The model of center-periphery or a central hierarchy is replaced by multicentric nodes of mobilization, each node autonomous but capable of micro-coordinating its movements with other nodes for a specific and often single-issued end.
• Their relative autonomy allows for diverse nodal centers representing distinct interests to participate collectively.
• After such events, each node reverts to its original and individual condition.
• Stay away from flood waters, they may carry water-borne diseases.
• Check the roof and windows of your house for any damage or loose attachment.
• Monitor the weather reports and the weather outside.
• Pack a bag with water, food, clothes, batteries, flashcards>
• Ceres is a 1000-km diameter rocky body which orbits the sun.
• Ceres is classified as an asteroid.
• Ceres is not a comet, meteor, or meteorite.
• Developing One’s Skill in Test-Taking requires using a compound microscope to view a plant cell under a magnification of 100x.
• The eyepiece of a compound microscope has a magnification of 10x, so the objective to use to achieve a magnification of 100x is 100x.
• Kalayaan, a pet fish, should be released back to her natural habitat so she can reproduce freely.
• Cactus and euphorbs have prominent sharp and pointed spines on the surface of their body, which is a character that arose from a common evolutionary origin.
• Acetic acid, the sour taste of vinegar, has an organic compound called acetic acid as its functional group.
• Calcium phosphates are historically known as good material for tooth replacement, repair of large bone defects caused by tumors and as injectable cement.
• Calcium phosphate can be produced by collecting it from the reaction of Calcium chloride and Sodium phosphate.
• The steps to determine the empirical formula of a compound are: determine the ratio by dividing the number of moles of each element by the lowest number, compute for the number of moles from the given mass of each element, use the resulting ratio as the subscript in the formula, and identify the mass of each element stated in the problem or from the percentage given.
• The electronic configuration for a ground state element with a nuclear charge of +16 is 1s2 2s2 2p6 3p4.
• Nuclides with the same number of protons, neutrons and electrons are:
• Nuclides with the same number of protons, neutrons and electrons are: