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Physical Science

Physical Science. Chapter 19: Elements and Their Properties. Metals. G1 metals are called Alkali Metals G2 metals are called Alkaline Earth Metals. Metals. Most G1 & G2 metals share similar properties.

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Potential Effects of Oil & Gas Development on Groundwater and Water Wells

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Expect the unexpected

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Mine Rescue Gas Detection

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MINE GASES

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Chemistry Unit Two

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NATURAL GAS

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Access Prior Knowledge Lesson 5: How are Minerals Identified?

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About Sulfur

About Sulfur. Atomic number: 16 Symbol: S Atomic mass: 32.065 Element: Sulfur State of matter: Sloid. fast facts!. It is used as : Gun powder , Matches, fragment Is a yellow crystalline solid Is known as an rotten egg smell or gas. About Sulfur.

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