discovered by English Scientists. English word soda lighter halogen than chlorine scientist: William Hyde name from chemist Cronstedt, silvery white color used for growing crystals of silicon drinking water baseball bats. airport runway lights expands when it freezes earth's core techetos which means artificial camera flash bulbs transition metal in group 14 toothpaste 3rd highest melting point Surgery and health benefits made by reaction of MnO2 and HCL yellow lights found by passing electric current 1st synthetic element Greek word magnesia discovered by Winkler in 1886 discovered by English Scientists. English word soda lighter halogen than chlorine scientist: William Hyde name from chemist Cronstedt, silvery white color used for growing crystals of silicon drinking water baseball bats. airport runway lights expands when it freezes earth's core techetos which means artificial camera flash bulbs transition metal in group 14 toothpaste 3rd highest melting point Surgery and health benefits made by reaction of MnO2 and HCL yellow lights found by passing electric current 1st synthetic element Greek word magnesia discovered by Winkler in 1886
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discovered by English Scientists.
English word soda
lighter halogen than chlorine
scientist: William Hyde
name from chemist Cronstedt,
silvery white color
used for growing crystals of silicon
drinking water
baseball bats.
airport runway lights
expands when it freezes
earth's core
techetos which means artificial
camera flash bulbs
transition metal in group 14
toothpaste
3rd highest melting point
Surgery and health benefits
made by reaction of MnO2 and HCL
yellow lights
found by passing electric current
1st synthetic element
Greek word magnesia
discovered by Winkler in 1886