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Lead
The element with the chemical symbol Pb
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Carbon and Hydrogen
The 2 elements present in all organic compounds
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Octopus
Molluscs with three hearts, nine brains and blue blood
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Beautiful Nebraska
The state song for the beautiful state Nebraska
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明後日(Asatte)
Japanese word for the day after tomorrow
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Transition metals
The group of elements with highly varying oxidation states
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Hydrolysis
Reaction used to break an ester down into a carboxylic acid and alcohol
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Vatican City
Known as the smallest country in the world
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Yorktown
This town on the York River was the site of the last major battle of the American revolution
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Harrying of the North
A series of campaigns waged by William the Conqueror in 1069
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Sulphur
Element with the electronic configuration [Ne] 3s² 3p⁴
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Stereoisomerism
Compounds with the same molecular formula but differ in spatial arrangement of constituent atoms
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Parliament
Name given to a group of owls
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Main
Frankfurt is the main city on this German river
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女媧 (Nu Wa)
Known in Chinese mythology as the Mother goddess, creating humanity and repairing the pillar of heaven
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Acidified Silver nitrate
Solution used to test for halide ions
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Allotrope
An elements ability to exist in 2 or more different physical forms
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Lightbulb
A very thin filament of a hard to melt metal, such as tungsten, encased in glass filled with inert gases to prevent the filament from oxidising or disintegrating
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Sardonyx
Gemstone similar to an onyx, with alternating bands of sard on it
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Hubble's constant
The constant that is constant in space but not constant in time
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Alpha decay
The spontaneous emission of a positively charged particle equivalent to helium
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Guanine
The name given to the compound with the formula C5H5N5O
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Battle of Bunker Hill
The first battle won by the Americans during the American revolution
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Desert
The Arabic word 'Sahara' in Sahara desert
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3,000,000
The number of ways you can make change for ten U.S dollars to the nearest million
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