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Carbon AtomI have to write a story about a carbon atom and how that carbon atom travels through someone else's body into mine.
we have to include facts about for example how the carbon atom went from the amino acid of the protein to the pyruvate and out to the blood stream, through the vein, and so on. I will sooner or later sit down and write this story but I just wanted to see if some members would help a little bit along the way. Thanks everyone!
hmmmm...ur girlfriend and u eat one hamburger together...sorry its a little #$%_at_#...
hi everyone...
Somebody eat a bowl of rice..then the rice is digested and beome glucose or something...then the person dies and nobody bury him...
and so on.... "Aut Ceaser , Aut Nihil." (This is Latin grammar)
"I'll be loquacious allright! I'll loquace like no one ever loquaced before."(This is BAD grammar)
nobody burry him? why?
I think you should start with plants and photosynthesis. Organic compound formation. Then a cow eat that then you eat that. And that is yours. After that you leave some organic material, that is decomposed into inorganic then the plant take it. You can (and I think should better) make it as a cycle. It matters not how strait the gate
How charged with punishment the scroll I am the Master of my fate I am the Captain of my soul.
Yup, I think it's a suitable title for your composition....
First of all, you have to decide the start of the Carby's jurney (there's no real start because Carby's journey is circling..so you've to decide it by your own) und then just refer to the book about what route does the Carby take for this journey... Q: Why are chemists great for solving problems?
A: They have all the solutions.
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