Chemical modelling of molecular sources - IV. Time-dependent chemistry of dark clouds

Abstract

Barangay Granada is among the rural barangay but classifies as first class barangay of the City of Bacolod. It is bounded in the east by Barangay Alangilan; in the west by Barangay Estefania; in the north by the City of Talisay; in the southeast by the Municipality of Murcia and in the southeast by Barangay Vista Alegre. This barangay is among the biggest barangays in terms of land area. It has a total land area of 2,984.621 hectares. Of this area, 25% is residential; 70% is agricultural and 5% utilized for other needs. Barangay Granada is known for its coolness attributed by its basically being agricultural area. Travelling around the Barangay will provide a scene for agricultural production. Soil is suited for planting and its natural coolness contributes to the production of seasonal fruits such as kaimito, santol, lanzones, and rambutan, to name few.