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Idle By Patricia C. Lee – Silver Dagger Book Tours

Idle - A Sadie Hawkins Mystery By Patricia C. Lee - Silver Dagger Book Tours. Genre: Amateur Sleuth Mystery. Sadie Hawkins thought her toughest challenge was keeping hersmall freight business afloat—until her best friend, Tanya Woods, is arrestedfor murder. With the police convinced Tanya is guilty, Sadie attempts to proveher friend's innocence before it’s too late. Read excerpt, guest post and enter giveaway.

How Do We Get It? – Sulfur

How Do We Get It? - Sulfur. The Origin and Commercial Production of Sulfur: Exploring Nature's Elemental Riddle. Sulfur, denoted by the chemical symbol "S," is a naturally occurring element known for its distinct yellow color and strong odor. The origins of sulfur can be traced back to the Earth's primordial stages, where it emerged through a unique set of geological and biological processes. In this article, we will delve into the origin of sulfur, its occurrence in nature, its extraction and mining processes, commercial processing methods, major sulfur-producing countries, and the environmental implications of sulfur mining.

Emeralds – Birthstone for May – Where Do They Come From?

Emeralds - Birthstone for May - Where Do They Come From? Have you ever stopped to think about how the elements in the periodic table relate to your birthstone? Everything on our planet is made up of chemical elements, and that's where the periodic table comes in, offering a systematic way to understand the building blocks of nature. For those born in May, the birthstone is the beautiful emerald, a stunningly vibrant green gem that symbolizes growth, renewal, and fertility. Read more.

Gemel The Alchemical Wizard Presents the Periodic Table Element Germanium

Gemel The Alchemical Wizard Presents the Periodic Table Element Germanium Video.

This Then That – Teen or YA Unicorn Books – The Grail of the Unicorn Planet or Journey To Osm – The Blue Unicorn’s Tale

This Then That - Teen or YA Unicorn Books - The Grail of the Unicorn Planet - An Archie Dixon Novel By Vivien Carmichael or Journey To Osm - The Blue Unicorn's Tale by Sybrina Durant

First Uses of the Periodic Table Element -Ytterbium

First Uses of the Periodic Table Element -Ytterbium.The Evolution of Ytterbium: Unveiling Its Early Uses and Modern Applications.Ytterbium, a rare earth metal belonging to the lanthanide series, has a fascinating history laden with valuable applications. Discovered in 1878 by Swiss chemist Jean Charles Galissard de Marignac, ytterbium's unique properties initially sparked interest and led to various early uses. However, as technology and scientific understanding progressed, its limited availability, cost, and more suitable alternatives led to a decline in its use for these purposes.

God and Petroleum By Roberto Aguilera – Goddess Fish Promotions

God and Petroleum By Roberto Aguilera - Goddess Fish Promotions. GENRE: Religious NonFiction. This book shows that available science supports Genesis' seven days very well. They do not contradict each other. Read excerpt and enter giveaway.

Syndicate Moon By Scott Killian – Goddess Fish Promotions

Syndicate Moon - Stellar Heir Book 2 By Scott Killian - Goddess Fish Promotions. GENRE: Science Fiction. Jael and his crew are on the run, searching for an ancient machine that could save the galaxy, but the syndicate-controlled moon has other plans. Jael must fight to stay alive, protect his crew, and uncover the second Antiqui lock—before time runs out. Read excerpt and enter giveaway.

How Do We Get It? – Chlorine

How Do We Get It? - Chlorine.The Origin of Chlorine: Unveiling Nature's Essential Element.Chlorine, a chemical element with the symbol Cl and atomic number 17, is widely recognized as a crucial component for various industrial applications, water purification, and even as a disinfectant. In its pure form, chlorine gas is a greenish-yellow color and has a pungent odor. But how did this element come into existence, and what is the source of its extraction? Let's dive into the origins of chlorine and explore its journey to commercialization.

First Uses of the Periodic Table Element – Lutetium

First Uses of the Periodic Table Element - Lutetium. The Journey of Lutetium: From Early Discoveries to Altered Applications.Lutetium, a rare earth element known by the atomic number 71, has a fascinating history that dates back to its discovery. In this article, we will explore the early uses of lutetium, understanding its properties, and ultimately uncovering why it is no longer employed for those initial purposes. While lutetium may have taken a different path than originally envisioned, its significance in modern applications remains noteworthy.