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reactivity of the rod, meaning you need fewer (or smaller) rods to control the pile -- as you extract the rod, you replace a very strong neutron poison (B4C), with a good moderator (carbon). Without the shim, you're replacing the rod with the cooling water around it. Of course, if the shim is too short (as it was in pre-Chernobyl RBMK designs), your initial insert of a rod winds up briefly increasing reactivity, rather than decreasing it.

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never seen it so boldly done before on Knowledge and felt compelled to express my concern over its use here (have you done the same thing in other articles??). Would you consider re-writing the article in your own words so that it no longer reflects its source quite so accurately, and put in quotation marks those parts you wish to leave in their original form along with a specific citation for each? Please consider the request. Thanks!

3602: 3177: 2926:"The role of the graphite section, known as "displacer", is to augment the difference between the neutron flux attenuation with inserted and retracted rods, as the graphite displaces water that would otherwise act as neutron absorber, although way weaker than boron carbide. When the control rod is fully retracted, the graphite displacer is located in the middle of the core height, with 1.25 meters of water at its each end." 3308: 6134: 5580: 5440: 5065: 4420: 3675: 2861: 1967: 6042: 5920: 5793: 5705: 5324: 5194: 5121: 4184: 3810: 4335: 3937: 2645:. This is a repository of free media that can be used on all Wikimedia wikis. The image will be deleted from Knowledge, but this doesn't mean it can't be used anymore. You can embed an image uploaded to Commons like you would an image uploaded to Knowledge, in this case: ]. Note that this is an automated message to inform you about the move. This bot did not copy the image itself. -- 2090: 5019: 3774: 2442:. The article, as of this moment, is about metallic nano-scale energetic materials, which are not necessarily intermolecular (in fact, the Al is not a molecule). They differ from most high explosives by being a mixture of two (or more) substances, but this is not sufficient to define them. We could of course have another article about the larger class of 4562:, sir. This is not well done. You could have either put the entire article in quotation marks and given the reference (which, of course, would have been a copyright violation, as the book is still under copyright protection and one should not copy whole paragraphs of text from a published source, inside or outside quotation marks), or you should have 5881: 5534: 5493: 5398: 647:, and when that happens, all the parts of the article will need to be referenced. So if you could tell me the publication information of the book (as well as the page numbers) from which you got the information, that would be great, or you could add it yourself to the references section of the article. Thanks! -- 2249:

material will be impregnated into steel wool pellets and then heated in a special torch until it fumes. The fumes will then be used to "lift" latent prints, that can then be examined under polarized light. We have not been able to find an existing dye that would be compatible with cynoacrylate. Can you help?

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What is your source for this? I can only find references to wavelength gaining a RCS increasing resonance when it becomes 1/10 to 1/1 the size of the aircraft surface. Similarly, they claim that, after the wavelength becomes larger than the aircraft, RCS would drop drastically because the reflections

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All the information is from the "R.C. Ropp - The Chemistry of Artificial Lighting Devices - Lamps, Phosphors and Cathode Ray Tubes", linked to google books from the beginning of the itemized list. I have to run now, so cannot give it the necessary attention myself at this very moment, and I also went

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Are you going to put in all 400 frequencies in the Digi Key catalog? I don't think we need every frequency ever made listed in the article, especially while it lacks discussion of temperature coefficients, the history of the various crystal cutss, uses in radio, and many other facts more suitable to

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I am aware of it. The chloride was considered unimportant, as it contributes only minimally to the chemical behavior and not at all to the color. The chemical can be quite as well a sulfate or acetate or any other suitable salt with just minimal difference of its properties, therefore I chose to omit

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Objection addressed, change deployed. Trivial name used as a link, systematic name mentioned in a bracket. Ethylene dichloride article amended with a link to ethylidene dichloride, with a mention it is a 1,1-dichloroethane. This should help non-native English speakers to cope better with English chem

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Latest update: they have been dragging their heels a bit, it seems, but the customer service rep I have been in touch with finally heard back from the book editor asking me what my "function" is and where I am located. I have explained that I am a Knowledge editor in southern California, and I gave

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the original author's words using your own (which would have been more work, I know, but Knowledge is about summarizing and paraphrasing, not plagiarizing). In either case, the article as it stands, while obviously accurate, is problematic. I don't mean to upset you with the accusation, but I have

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Difficult to say. It was a piece here, a piece there, the best guess could be "few nights". The list of crystals at my local electronics vendors was bugging me for long enough to take them one by one, and looking up where their frequencies were mentioned in schematics and various documents. Same for

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Well, you split off the section, renamed it according to your own idea, and now are insisting on changing the scope of what was essentially my work. Why involving bureaucracy when the problem is clear? The table has a wider scope than just the dead, see its talk page and the header of the section in

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I know that this graphite displacer is one of the primary causes of the meltdown and why but I do not understand that part of the paragraph, which attempts to explain why it was there in the first place. So can you re-explain why the designers put it in? Isn't graphite a neutron moderator? Why was a

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Thanks so much for the material on crystal cuts. I think this makes the article much broader and more useful, since that whole area had been neglected up to your addition. I think Knowledge articles are more encyclopediac when they give a broad view of a topic, rather than extensively listing minor

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Do these really have a highly nonlinear PTC response? I thought that SiC, as a traditional semiconductor, was NTC. Only the titanates were mentioned in the class I took, but please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm also surprised to see SiC listed as a commercial heating element, and especially MoSi2:

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material, but it would be useful to identify which parts of the chain of events are likely to be disputed by other scientists. Also, the tone of your writing skews a little bit towards saying "this is the truth" rather than "this is new plausible idea that has not yet been adopted by the scientific

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Dude! You realize you licensed everything you've ever written into the public domain, right? I just saw this on your userpage. I think this means that Elsevier is free to use whatever you wrote without any attribution at all, and can even claim that it is now their own text and sell it as such!

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Hi there. My guess is that others chem editors are wondering the same thing: I am a little surprised by your categorizing a lot of compounds as solvents. Now in principle, virtually anything is a a solvent (I have used molten NaCl, for example). So I am kind of wondering where you might be going

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Hello im 13 and i have a science project on glycerol. On this website i cant understand most of the words used in the artical. i have to do a three minute speech on something i dont understand. could you please send me some information i can undertand. my email address is pantera_boi@hotmail.com If

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You did a nice writeup on VEIL for Knowledge, but your article, and the references it points to, do not mention signalling levels (in IRE luminance, or in volts, or ...) for the VEIL signal, nor is the Rights Assertion Mark format discussed. While I imagine you would have included that information

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I have designed video analog to digital converter chips, and have 3 patents on the subject (Mea culpa!). Ultra high speed data converters are difficult enough to design and manufacture as it is - this bill will be the equivalent of requiring aircraft carrier decks for speedboats. Right now, I am

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I have a private company conducting some sort. Of high powered microwave test on me Metric Global they have many contracts with D.O.D and the Airforce it does the same sort of interferance with my t.v and camera it has been going on now a little over a year if there is any help or advice you could

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na den výročí americké dospělosti naší "Velvet revolution" jsem o tobě (snad nevadí, že tykám) viděl dokument. A velmi mě zaujalo to co děláš a co dokážeš. Potřeboval bych s něčím pomoci. Nechci o tom psát, neboť "Big brother is watching you". Nevím jak by to šlo udělat jinak. V případě, že bys mi

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I saw your question in passing,and thought I would answer it. First, any neutron modifier is also a neutron poison, and vice versa. Graphite absorbs neutrons as well as moderating them; it simply absorbs fewer than does water. So a graphite "extension" to a control rod essentially amplifies the

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I came across a few of your articles on Fluorescernt dyes. I have a product I'm working on that will require that I can apply a fluorescent dye to Cyanoacrylate (super glue), so that when combined, the two materials will be able to polymerize at the same time when heated into a fume. This combined

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Just to draw your attention to the chemical structure of Pentazole which you've added to the article on that topic - it looks like you've inadvertently uploaded the structure of pyrrole instead. Pentazole is a five-membered ring containing only nitrogen atoms (HN5 as the neutral species, if such a

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Thanks :) I am new here, and not a native English speaker (hence some rather rough formulations). Also, my historical expertise is not too high, I just found this when doing research for another article and found this theory missing here. If you are more familiar with the criticism of this theory,

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On the Graphite entry you made an edit stating that the use of graphite is limited by its tendancy to cause pitting corrosion in stainless steel. I am working on a project to use a graphite lubricant on ferritic stainless steel so naturally this comment concerns me. I've done some brief internet

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Please let me know the list of the pages in need of a formula? Regarding OPs, I am in favor of a hybrid approach: a comparison page about the entire family and a quick comparison table, and detailed articles about each member. That way we can be detailed enough when needed, and at the same moment

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Sensitivization of stainless steels: William Callister, Material science and engineering, page 569-571. Hydrogen embrittlement, I loaned out that book; I remember that electrodes for welding of stainless steels have to be moisture-proof packed, and have to be kept dry at all cases because of they

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I have been communicating with Danny O'Brien at EFF about a hoped-for talk with the staff of Senator Gordon Smith, who will be sheparding HR4569 aka "The Digital Transition Content Security Act of 2005" xxxx2006 through committee. I am also hoping to talk to technical managers at local companies

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I already said this on my talk page, but let me say so again here for the record: Shut my mouth! The bastards... Can we sue??? :-) (Also: I have now sent Elsevier a message asking them to explain how they justify such business— will let you know what, if anything, I end up hearing back from

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The book went to print in 2012 (I think), my edit dates back to 2006. (Not the first time my text was lifted word by word from here.) I was wondering; word by word lifts aren't my style, the phrasing in the book was a bit too "my style", so I checked the times. The blame goes the other way! :D

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Shaddack, I would be very grateful if you could please give an intelligent, rational and mature justification for reverting this page back to its old version. Please address the points I have mentioned in the Talk page. As you know, Knowledge is freely editable so you do have to accept having

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Images a great. You tagged and sourced them properly. Nice work! For CIC, you might want to find a more current image of a CIC, not to replace the image that is on the article but to include a photo from 30 years on. There are many differences, and many similarities, as I suspect you know :)

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with your new-found enthusiasm for solvents. There is probably a tacit understanding that this category would be reserved for common solvents in the lab or industry. Triethylenetetramine???? A proposed set of changes that affect many compounds would be usefully disclosed and discussed at

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that you originally uploaded in 2005 as missing source information, because the commons version now links to local version and local version no longer exists, so it's hard to find out whether it actually is GFDL. Can you please specify the source on the Commons page, if possible? Thanks

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Do whatever you think is the best. The name of the category is not critical - the grouping of related things together is more interesting than nomenclature details of the group. Alternately, describing the category as "Cellulose, its forms and its derivates" could make things cleaner.

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Argh. Good comment. However this may be a slight problem, as I date the reverts via a greasemonkey script that takes the date/time from the page, and there is no info about the editor name on the old-version-edit page. I think there is a solution, but let me think of it for a while...

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I just thought I'd let you know that timezones are customizable on WIKIPEDIA, so when you quote a time, it doesn't necessarily mean anything... It might be better to refer to username or IP address instead of time... For example, this is how your revision line looked in my browser...

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Pursuant to something or other in the licensing agreement, I forget what, I mailed one back to Digital Convergence with a polite demand that they pay for the cost of shipping it to them, and rather to my surprise they actually mailed me a check for the about-$ 2 shipping cost...

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Dieldrin (1,2,3,4,10,10-Hexachlor-6,7-epoxy-1,4,4a,5,6,7,8,8a-octahydro-1,4-endo-5,8-exo-dimethanonaphthalin) has got a stereoisomer called Endrin (1,2,3,4,10,10-Hexachlor-6,7-epoxy-1,4,4a,5,6,7,8,8a-octahydro-1,4-endo-5,8-endo-dimethanonaphthalin). Could you also draw that?

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Hi Shaddack - thanks for all of your contributions. I'm a chemist myself and you inspire me. I'm just wondering how you know the applications for thiodiglycol (and other chemicals). How did you learn about, for example, that it is used in pesticides in the first place?

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Hi, I am very interested in learning about how you made the microphotos of butterfly wings. In particular, what kind of microscope and camera were you using? If you are able to assist, I'd love some pointers as to how to create a similar set up for myself.

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Hi, I started a few pages on insecticides recently. Do you want to draw the strucutres or would you like me to. Also do you think we should make a large single article on OP insectcides or do you think we should make lots of smaller articles on each OP ?

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Hi Shaddack, I have noticed that you put a lot of work in enhancing chemistry-related pages. It would be a great help for other users watching those pages if you could provide a short summary of your edits, e.g. something like "+ ]". Keep on,

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Apologies... the one I got at RadioShack, the one which was mailed to me as a subscriber to Wired, and the one which was mailed to my wife for reasons that neither of us were able to determine all USB so I jumped to an inaccurate conclusion.

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I saw both versions as well. I do not have a solid opinion about this, nor I think it really matters at the end. I added a mention of this issue to the name paragraph of the article. Is it good enough to resolve or at least postpone the

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Hi, I recently had a look at the article you originally wrote on strontium aluminate. Unfortunately, it is clear that you not only cited but plagiarized a large part of it (i.e., copied it word-for-word without quotation marks) from

3975: 221:. It's been on my to do list for a while. You might try digging for a photo to add to the article at www.navy.mil in the photos section. I'll add some to the article later, when I have more time. I was once an OS and worked in CIC. -- 1139:"The double carbon-carbon bonds interact with each other in a process called conjugation. As the number of double bonds increases, the wavelength of the absorbed light increases, giving the compound an increasingly red appearance." 1272:

I took them from various manufacturers' webpages, and from an electrical engineer reference book. No clue if the spectrum is correct, but it looks plausible. We should write down how phosphors work on the atomic/lattice level...

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which I made. DETA is AFAIK used for extractions in oil industry. However during the splitting the categories were kept. Now I was splitting the solvents by chemical structure, and the cat sorta stuck there. Sorry, correcting.

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You gave yourself away! (which is totally your right). I will still let you know what I hear back from Elsevier, but whatever happens, it seems they are completely off the hook on this. Shucks. I was getting kinda excited.

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You previously wrote that aircraft stealth technology: "is of no help against low-frequency radars, whose wavelength is roughly twice the size of the airplane or its surface structures, using the half-wave resonance effect."

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I don't really care under which title the substances are. Let's go for nanothermites, MIC as a redirect to them for now, and if you please could, write (or get somebody else to write) more about both nanothermites and MICs.

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another summary of the copyright violation that appears to have taken place. I expect that I will finally hear from the book editor next, and then we shall see what is done. Just keeping you updated, no need to respond.

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I think, however, that it is inaccurate. As wavelength absorbed increases, a redshift in absorbtion, how can the compound have an increasingly red appearance? It seems like it should say increasingly blue appearance.

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Do you know the monkey who wrote the script? It would be enough to just have it append the editor's timezone to give a recourse for someone really wanting to figure out the stamp... just as in your paragraph above...

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I see the issue now, thanks for pointing me at it. It appears I made a serious screwup. The new corrected structure is uploaded and the SMILES string is corrected. You're welcome, and thanks for catching my mistake!

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in our new schoolbook we would like to reproduce a photo from you. It is "Microphoto-butterflywing2". We need your permission for the use of the image. Please contact me for the details. Thank you and

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Though searching in several books and in the internet, I couldn't find another statement that would support this. I am very happy, if you could give some explanations or references to this topic.

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Hi Shaddack, you left me a message on phosphors in my talk page. I left a reply there, but I don't know how to notify you of the answer, so once you read this, just delete the message :) REGARDS!

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Aaaaaaand let me update you: I have sent an email to Elsevier pointing out the apparent copyright violation on their part and asking for an explanation. They have responded with the following:

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page. I was wondering if you could add 33.33 MHz and 40 MHz since they are mentioned as common in the article but they are not on the list. what are they even for? 06:51, 3 March 2009 (UTC)

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and was looking at the article thinking about shifting the superscripts where they belonged. Wham - my browser crashed! And when I get back to the article they've shifted - magic! Thanks for

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The structures differ in position of a nitrogen in the chain and a hydrogen atom in the pentacycle. Check if the old image is not cached somewhere along the way. It works for me. --

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Good idea. (Yes, I know that monkey pretty intimately, it's me.) Done so. Passing the version author name from history page to edit page still remains on my pending tasks list. --

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Thanks for your contribs to the SEU stub. I haven't worked in the field for over a decade, so I appreciate others coming in and touching things up and/or fleshing out details.

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Some of the 400 are fairly unimportant, and some are custom-made for specific and minor application. I would however suggest to split off the table into a separate article. --

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I don't believe this falls under the category of thin film deposition, so I'm removing the category marker. If you disagree, feel free to leave a note on my talk page.--

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I have made a start on the main page, I have included an example of a class of substances which were worked on by a german chemical company (either BASF or Bayer).

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I have commented out the Pu-U-xxx alloys in the text because I couldn't quickly find the references for that part and thought you can do that much quicker.

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Hi Shaddack. I've noticed that you've added a couple of terpenes. I've been doing the same, in preparation for writing a much more complete article for

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if you had it, perhaps you can point me at a source of detailed specifications for this technology, and I can interpret it at the implementation level.

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Hi there. I notice that you have uploaded several organic structures, and wondered what software you use - as I would like to do the same. Cheers.

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Excellent work. A lot of the anonymity-related articles were really badly categorized before, but your new articles seem well thought out, thanks.

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Good question. Greenwood-Earnshaw: Chemistry of Elements specifies SiC as PTC, at least in my translation, however I won't bet my neck on it. --

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Wow, impressive work on the Chernobyl disaster. I read and re-read the page every year or so. Would you mind clarifying this part for me?

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research and cannot find any other evidence to support this statement. Can you please some background on why you think this is the case?

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piece of graphite which increases reaction rate used on a control rod, the purpose of which is to decrease reaction rates? Thanks!

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and forgot about it... interested in finishing it? Also, I have done a lot in the related articles, including a lot of merging.

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Hi Shaddack, good job for the chemistry articles! Would you mind taking a look at the very first article I just have created on

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Chlordane is correct, I am sure. Endrin and Dieldrin do have a slightly different spatial orientation than here

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