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1. Saturn1
   ... Toward the center of the planet, the liquid hydrogen is compressed into metallic hydrogen which is an electrical conductor. Electrical ...
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2. Jovian Planets
   ... This laser crunch created metallic hydrogen, which is believed to fill the cores of the giant planets such as Jupiter and Saturn. ...
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3. Saturn
   ... liquid. Eventually, the hydrogen that was condensed into a liquid turns into metallic hydrogen, which conducts electricity. This ...
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4. Saturn
   ... liquid. Eventually, the hydrogen that was condensed into a liquid turns into metallic hydrogen, which conducts electricity. This ...
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5. The Jovian Planets
   ... lower temperature. However, it is still unknown but Jupiter is believed to have a core of liquid metallic hydrogen. This exotic ...
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6. Jupiter and its Moons
   ... but with a far lower temperature.ampquotColumbia However, it is still unknown for certain, but Jupiter is believed to have a core of liquid metallic hydrogen. ...
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7. The Planet Saturn
   ... Saturnamp39s interior is similar to Jupiteramp39s consisting of a rocky core, a liquid metallic hydrogen layer and a molecular hydrogen layer. ...
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8. saturn
   ... As suspected, Saturn must have internal shells of liquid and metallic hydrogen, small amounts of helium, ammonia, water, and perhaps a small rocky core. ...
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9. Acid Rain
   ... Rain may accelerate corrosion by forming a layer of moisture on the metallic surface and by adding hydrogen ad sulphate ions. However ...
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10. Lead Reasearch
    ... 2.33 Heat of Fusion: 4.799kJ/mol Incompatibilities: Strong oxidizers, hydrogen peroxide, acids ... lead Reaction of lead with air The surface of metallic lead is ...
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11. Arsenic
    ... yellow arsenic and black arsenic, whose modifications have no metallic properties. ... Arsenic combined with carbon and hydrogen is referred to as organic arsenic. ...
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12. Arsenic
    ... yellow arsenic and black arsenic, whose modifications have no metallic properties. ... Arsenic combined with carbon and hydrogen is referred to as organic arsenic. ...
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13. chemistry
    ... a sour taste corrode active metals, forming metal chlorides and hydrogen turn litmus ... Magnesium, symbol Mg, silvery white metallic element that is relatively ...
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14. Boron
    ... Inorganic chemicals composed of a borate anion in combination with either a metallic action or hydrogen display chemical properties applicable to industries ...
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15. Liquids and Solids
    ... Hydrogen bonds: Stronger bonds hydrogen, florine, oxygen, or nitrogen Large ... Types of bonds: Metallic metals Molecular organic compounds Ionic salts ...
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16. Crystals
    ... Metallic crystals have high melting points and densities. ... structure and the crystal is held together by noncovalnet interactions such as hydrogen bonding Dr ...
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17. Neutralisation reaction
    ... Magnesium is a light, shiny grey metallic element and itamp39s symbol in the ... Hydrochloric acid, HCl, is a solution of Hydrogen Chloride a colourless gas in water ...
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18. Acids and Bases
    ... They react with metals to release hydrogen and have a pH less than 7 ... Bases are compounds made up of metallic elements or polyotomic ions combined with hydroxyl ...
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19. Covalent Bonds
    ... tend to lose electrons, and elements that are described as ampquotnonmetallicampquot tend to ... For example, in the molecule of water , each hydrogen atom originally has one ...
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20. Platinum the Element
    ... Platinum absorbs large amounts of hydrogen at high temperature. ... sperrylite, which is found rarely in only a few places, platinum occurs in a metallic state. ...
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21. AcidsBases
    ... They react with metals to release hydrogen and have a pH less than 7 ... Bases are compounds made up of metallic elements or polyotomic ions combined with hydroxyl ...
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22. Phosphorus
    ... It is flaky, like graphite, and has some metallic properties. ... The principal components of organic matter are carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. ...
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23. Fusion
    ... discharge lamps neon lights, and in the crystal structure of metallic solids. ... The hydrogen bomb is an example of fusion reactions produced in an uncontrolled ...
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24. Radiology
    ... with radio waves to change the steadystate orientation of the hydrogen protons. ... for of prosthesis, permanent eye liner, wig, or makeup with metallic fragments ...
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25. The planets
    ... It is speculated that it was the solidification of Mercuryamp39s metallic core that caused this global ... The atmosphere is mostly a clear hydrogenhelium atmosphere. ...
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26. forensic science gsr trace
    ... may include the trigger, trigger guard locations on the forefinger, the metallic strap on ... resulting vapor is mixed with a light gas, such as hydrogen or helium ...
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27. forensic science gsr trace
    ... may include the trigger, trigger guard locations on the forefinger, the metallic strap on ... resulting vapor is mixed with a light gas, such as hydrogen or helium ...
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28. Fusion
    ... discharge lamps neon lights, and in the crystal structure of metallic solids. ... The hydrogen bomb is an example of fusion reactions produced in an uncontrolled ...
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29. The Origin of Eukaryotic Cells
    ... now was growing off the undersea volcanoes vents living off of hydrogen sulfide ... The oxygen reacted with the metallic ions found in the ocean and cause oxidation ...
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30. Fluorine
    ... on earth, this classifies it as the most reactive nonmetallic element on ... Heating calcium fluoride in sulfuric acid, or dissolving hydrogen fluoride in water ...
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