Chemistry for Today: General Organic and Biochemistry
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The metals that produce from the special sand are to be predicted. The explanation for the same is to be stated.
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Nuclear reactors are the devices that are used to control or initiate the nuclear chain reactions. They are also known as atomic pile. They are mainly used in nuclear power plants for the generation of electricity.
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