Do metals become positive or negative?Would a metal be attracted to water's hydrogens or oxygen?Would a nonmetal be attracted to water's bydrogens or oxygen?To which side of a Water Molecule are these Attracted?MagnesiumSulfurIronChlorinePotassiumBromineCalciumHeliumNitrogenWhich is warmer: artic water or tropical water?Which holds more oxygen: artic water or tropical water?When power plants use cold streams for cooling, they can kill thefish by heating up the water. Why do many fish die?Why are water bugs able to "walk on waler"?How do plants get water from their roots up to their leaves?requires writen permission.Copyright O 2006 C Sephen Murray

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Do metals become positive or negative? Would a metal be attracted to water's hydrogens or oxygen? Would a nonmetal be attracted to water's hydrogens or oxygen? To which side of a Water Molecule are these Attracted? Magnesium Sulfur Iron

Do metals become positive or negative? Would a metal be attracted to water's hydrogens or oxygen? Would a nonmetal be attracted to water's hydrogens or oxygen? To which side of a Water Molecule are these Attracted? Magnesium Sulfur Iron

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Do metals become positive or negative?
Would a metal be attracted to water's hydrogens or oxygen?
Would a nonmetal be attracted to water's bydrogens or oxygen?
To which side of a Water Molecule are these Attracted?
Magnesium
Sulfur
Iron
Chlorine
Potassium
Bromine
Calcium
Helium
Nitrogen
Which is warmer: artic water or tropical water?
Which holds more oxygen: artic water or tropical water?
When power plants use cold streams for cooling, they can kill the
fish by heating up the water. Why do many fish die?
Why are water bugs able to "walk on waler"?
How do plants get water from their roots up to their leaves?
requires writen permission.
Copyright O 2006 C Sephen Murray

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