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STEM 11 A
Aluminum Oxide
The coarse scrubbing action of toothpaste can come from aluminum oxide and other
phosphate minerals.
Titanium Dioxide
Titanium dioxide, which is made from the minerals ilmenite, rutile and anatase, are
present in toothpaste. This gives the toothpaste its white pigment.
Mica
Sparkles in toothpaste are made possible by the presence of mica, which is found in
rocks.
Fluoride
Fluoride found in toothpaste is derived from the mineral fluorite. It is used to help
reduce cavities.
Viah Anne Jennifer Abasola
STEM 11 A
1.Sources of omega
1. Mackerel - Mackerel is a small, fatty fish that people commonly eat smoked, often for breakfast.
0.59 g of DHA
0.43 g of EPA
2. Salmon
Salmon is one of the most popular and highly nutritious types of fish available. There are several differences between
wild and farmed salmon, including some variations in the omega-3 content.
1.24 g of DHA
0.59 g of EPA
1.22 g of DHA
0.35 g of EPA
0.47 g of DHA
0.18 g of EPA
4. Oysters
Oysters are a favorite shellfish that restaurants tend to serve as an appetizer or snack. Unlike many other seafood
sources, oysters contain all three major classes of omega-3s.
0.14 g of ALA
0.23 g of DHA
0.30 g of EPA
5. Sardines- Sardines are a small, oily fish that people can buy in cans and eat as a snack or appetizer.
0.74 g of DHA
0.45 g of EPA
6. Shrimp- People around the world eat shrimp as both an appetizer and a component of many meals.
0.12 g of EPA
7. Trout- Rainbow trout are among the most popular and healthful types of fish.
0.44 g of DHA
0.40 g of EPA
2. Benefits of Omega
1.Omega-3s Can Fight Depression and Anxiety
3. Omega-3s Can Promote Brain Health During Pregnancy and Early Life
10. Omega-3s Can Fight Age-Related Mental Decline and Alzheimer's Disease