Early Christian Ireland
- A pagan is someone who worships many different Gods often with a focus on nature e.g. a sun god. - Druids were spiritual figures similar to priests in pre - Christian Ireland.Spreading Ch...
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Ecology
- Ecology is the study of plants and animals and their environment. - Habitat is the area where a plant lives.Producers - Producers are plants, they can make their own food. Plants make t...
Titration
A titration is a method that is used to investigate reactions between substances. It can be used to investigate the neutralisation reaction between an acid and a base. Titrations use pipette...
Meal Planning
Starters Starters or appetisers are the first courses of a meal.They help to stimulate the appetite.Dips Dips may be used as the starter to a meal. Hot dips are usually based on white s...
Food Poisoning Bacteria
Campylobacter - Campylobacter bacteria are found in animal intestines. - Humans can be infected by eating undercooked meat or through drinking contaminated water. Salmonella - Salmo...
Types of Industry
Heavy Industry - This type of industry makes heavy/bulky finished products from heavy/bulky raw materials e.g. shipbuildingLight Industry - This type of industry makes small lightweight fi...
Government Supports on Industries
There are two Irish Government organizations responsible for helping support, promote and develop Irish Industries. The Industrial Development Agency (IDA) and Enterprise Ireland.IDA IDA I...
Tsunami waves
When an earthquake occurs under the sea, it can trigger a tsunami. A tsunami is a huge tidal wave that moves very quickly towards the shore. How a tsunami happens: 1. An undersea earthquak...
Meanders
Meanders are formed by a composition of erosion and deposition in the mature and old cycle of a river.The Formation of a Meander 1. Water flows more quickly on the outside of the river bend...
River Erosion
The river erodes the landscape using many processes.1. Hydraulic action - The fast-moving water breaks and wears away material from the bed and banks of the river. This process is known as...