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... called protons , neutrons , and electrons . Experimental evidence indicates that , within an atom , a small nucleus , which generally contains both protons and neutrons , is surrounded by a swarm , or cloud , of electrons . The ...
... called protons , neutrons , and electrons . Experimental evidence indicates that , within an atom , a small nucleus , which generally contains both protons and neutrons , is surrounded by a swarm , or cloud , of electrons . The ...
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... called today , was accepted by Avogadro's most scientists . ( Modern methods of analysis have es- number tablished that the actual number of molecules in a quan- tity of any substance equal in mass in grams to the molecular weight of ...
... called today , was accepted by Avogadro's most scientists . ( Modern methods of analysis have es- number tablished that the actual number of molecules in a quan- tity of any substance equal in mass in grams to the molecular weight of ...
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... called polymorphism , of polyps within a colony . Each lized zooid , or different type of polyp , is specialized for some specific function . For example , certain polyps , called gastrozooids , bear tentacles and are specialized for ...
... called polymorphism , of polyps within a colony . Each lized zooid , or different type of polyp , is specialized for some specific function . For example , certain polyps , called gastrozooids , bear tentacles and are specialized for ...
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