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... containing atoms of only two ele- ments ( binary compounds ) , which are designated com- monly by the suffix -ide ... containing molecule in which an iron atom is combined . Chlorophyll , similarly essential to green plants , has a ...
... containing atoms of only two ele- ments ( binary compounds ) , which are designated com- monly by the suffix -ide ... containing molecule in which an iron atom is combined . Chlorophyll , similarly essential to green plants , has a ...
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... containing only nitrogen - nitro- gen single bonds . Among Group VIa elements , sulfur is unique in its ability to self - link ; it forms several series of linear covalent molecules of the types represented by the following general ...
... containing only nitrogen - nitro- gen single bonds . Among Group VIa elements , sulfur is unique in its ability to self - link ; it forms several series of linear covalent molecules of the types represented by the following general ...
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... containing 15-25 percent cobalt , are used extensively in glass - to - metal seals because they have ex- pansion characteristics similar to those of certain glasses . Dental and surgical alloys . Materials containing 28- 68 percent ...
... containing 15-25 percent cobalt , are used extensively in glass - to - metal seals because they have ex- pansion characteristics similar to those of certain glasses . Dental and surgical alloys . Materials containing 28- 68 percent ...
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