Pick one species as your favorite creature! It could be an animal, plant, fungus or bacteria. Humans and pets are excluded. Use reliable information sources to research this creature and answer at least 3 of these questions:Which other species is your favorite creature related to and what are some of its ancestors?What makes your favorite creature unique compared to other species?Are there any concerns about the population status of your species? Is its population affected by human activities? Explain.What is your favorite creature's geographic range? In which ecosystem/biome does it live?How does your favorite creature fit into the food web? What does it eat? And who eats it?Everyone must also include why you picked this particular species as your favorite creature, and at least one embedded picture or video of your species.Please note that it should be minimum of 150 words.

Modeling Molecules Introduction: You can represent a molecule two-dimensionally, as a structural formula or electron dot structure. Although such models are useful in certain contexts, they do not accurately represent bond angles between atoms or shapes of molecules. In this activity, you will construct three-dimensional models of several molecules. You will use electron dot structures and structural formulas to inform how you construct the three-dimensional models. Materials: jelly beans, gum drops or gumballs; toothpicks; twist ties; colored pencils or crayons Procedure: Identify the chemical and structural formulas and electron dot structures of the following molecules: water, ammonia, carbon dioxide, fluorine, methane, ethane Write the formulas and draw the two-dimensional structures in the table. Chose one color candy to represent each atom of an element (e.g., red jelly bean = hydrogen). Create a key that identifies each element. Use the candy, toothpicks, and/or twist ties to construct a three- dimensional model of each of the aforementioned molecules. Draw, as accurately as possible, each model in the table. Answer the questions. modeling molecules table Questions: Compare the information provided by a molecules chemical formula to the information provided by its structural formula. Fluorine is a toxic, reactive gas. Which representation (structural formula, electron dot structure, or three-dimensional model) would you use to explain why fluorine so reactive? Why? Identify the bond types between the carbon and the two oxygen atoms in the carbon dioxide molecule. Explain why it is difficult to accurately represent ammonia two- dimensionally. What is the major difference between the two-dimensional and three- dimensional models of ethane and methane? When might you choose to use a two-dimensional model rather than a three-dimensional model when representing one of the molecules? 

Organic chemistry - Macro-Scale Fractional Distillation lab. Please use all of the attachments and data included, including the experiment video at the "Procedure" section of the Lab Manual, to fill out the lab report template exactly as it is attached. Please also include the graph in the template. Thank you!