In your own words, describe the concept of specific heat capacity and the effects that it has on temperature changes. Give an example of specific heat capacity that you see in your everyday life. Why did you select this example? POST 1 comment 1Specific heat capacity is the idea that every substance has different times of reaching its heat capacity because of its properties. And vice versa, different substances also take different times to cool down.  Take for example using a glass baking dish versus a metal baking dish to make a certain meal. Not only will glass baking dishes get hot faster than the metal, but it will also stay warmer longer when left on the stovetop. On the other hand, the metal dish will take longer to heat and lose its heat faster. The reasoning behind this is because metal is a good conductor of heat.  I chose this example because cooking is part of most people’s lives. It is good to know what dish to use when cooking certain food like lasagna or roast vegetables. Using either dish in an appropriate way can help make one’s food taste better in my opinion. POST 2 comment 2Specific heat capacity is the amount of heat it takes for a substance to increase its heat capacity by 1 degree Celsius. Specific heat capacity has units of joules per gram per degree Celsius. One of the substances that has a high specific heat capacity is water. Since water takes a longer time to heat up therefore changing the temperature of water takes large amount of heat from the environment. That is why we have such different temperatures all over the world. An example is California itself, I live in Palmdale, CA where in the summer temperatures can easily reach up to 100 degrees Celsius but just an hour and half away at the beach the temperature will be around 75-80 degrees. That is because Palmdale is a desert and cannot absorb all the heat without raising its temperature, meanwhile at the beach the water is taking a lot of the heat and keeping the area cooler as a result. Vegetable oil is another example of high specific heat that is used regularly.   Tro, N. J. (2019). Introductory chemistry. Harlow, Essex: Pearson Education Limited

Define "radiative forcing" in your own words.undefined2. Why is the ozone layer beneficial for humans? At what altitude is it found?undefined3. Why did ozone depletion become an important topic in the 1970's and 1980's?undefined4. Explain the direct and indirect effects of aerosols.undefined5. Give 5 examples of aerosols. For each, provide a source and the sign of the radiative forcing.undefined6. Which radiative forcing term has the largest magnitude? Comment on the significance.

Module 5 Assignment: Research and ReportOverviewIn this final assignment for this module, take into consideration the integrative function of the nervous system. The nervous system works as a whole in combination with the rest of the body. Your challenge is to use what you have explored in this module to clearly explain the peripheral and autonomic nervous systems. In addition to understanding the structures and functions, you have to tell us how an imbalance between the systems can create problems or failures in the body.You should spend approximately 3.5 hours on this assignment.InstructionsPrepare a written paper to Dr. Jake Smith of at least 500 words that includes the following:What is the relationship between the central and peripheral nervous systems and the sensory organs?Trace the pathway (including diagrams and labels) between the brain and one of the main sensory organs in the head.How does the autonomic nervous system help to maintain homeostasis in the body?Can you provide an example of a disease that is a result of autonomic nervous system imbalances? Explain.This is your final research and report. In addition to the 500-word report, include in your final research and report a reflection that discusses the following:What is the most important takeaway you have from this course that will inform you as a future medical professional? Explain why.What was one concept, topic, or system you found challenging to learn, and how did you overcome this challenge or how do you plan to address this challenge in future courses?Your paper should be formatted as a proper research paper with an introduction and conclusion. Do not simply follow the bullet points above, but really think about what you have learned and how that relates to other material we have covered, and knowledge you have from other courses you may have taken.All references must be cited using APA Style format.Project Presentation (Module 5)Create a presentation on your chosen organ that includes the following:Name of the systemName of the organ Anatomical location: Use directional terms to describe the location such as superior to, inferior to, anterior, etc.Anatomical description: Include only the anatomical description; do not include any function or microscopic description.Types of cells and tissues present in the organ: Just include a microscopic description; do not include anything else.Functions of the organ: This is to describe the physiology. Do not discuss any anatomical description.Homeostasis: Discuss how the organ you have chosen responds to maintain homeostasis in the body.Prediction: Predict the types of problems that would occur in this organ if it could not maintain homeostasis.Disease: Mention a specific disease that affects the organ, and describe the anatomical and functional changes that occur in that organ.There is no research paper to do as part of your final presentation (you will still have your Module 5 Research and Report assignment due. At the end of the semester, you will submit your PowerPoint (or other presentation) along with descriptive content. The descriptive content could be an audio included in the PowerPoint, a video presentation in which you describe your slides, or a supplemental script or notes pages for each slide. The reasoning is that if you were doing a presentation to an audience, you wouldn't put all of your content in bullet points on the slide. The bullet points would highlight the important parts, and you would verbally elaborate in your presentation.References: Provide at least five references using APA Style.