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Main Entry:
in·or·gan·ic
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in-awr-
gan
-ik
]
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ˌɪn
ɔrˈgæn
ɪk
/
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If
inorganic
mercury enters your blood stream, it can attack the kidneys and brain.
The new faculty member will teach introductory chemistry and upper level
inorganic
chemistry and will direct student research.
There are other benefits of scaling down-the amount of costly
inorganic
semiconductive material is reduced.
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If
inorganic
mercury enters your blood stream, it can attack the kidneys and brain.
The new faculty member will teach introductory chemistry and upper level
inorganic
chemistry and will direct student research.
There are other benefits of scaling down-the amount of costly
inorganic
semiconductive material is reduced.
Over many millions of years, organic and
inorganic
materials formed continental shelves.
Inorganic
refuse such as metals condense at the bottom and can be used in roadbeds and heavy construction.
The system deposits the sand and then the
inorganic
binding ink.
The various contaminations to which water is liable may all be arranged under two heads: they are either organic or
inorganic
.
Curtin couldn't follow her own specialized research interests in physical and
inorganic
chemistry.
The list includes several vitamins and
inorganic
minerals as common as salt and as rare as selenium or iodine.
And since there is currently no way to accurately determine the age of such
inorganic
objects, the mystery will likely continue.
Plankton are able to convert
inorganic
compounds such as water, nitrogen and carbon into complex organic materials.
The new dunkable books are made not from trees, but from plastic resins and
inorganic
fibers.
It really would be a surprise if organic semiconductors were to behave in exactly the same way as
inorganic
ones.
Similarly, heavy application of
inorganic
fertilizer kills a large proportion of soil biodiversity.
Integrated organic and
inorganic
fertilization is needed to increase the yield of crops.
Metals and other
inorganic
materials that do not turn into gas fall to the bottom of the chamber as molten slag.
Frankly, unlike
inorganic
catalysis, synthetic biology is a burgeoning field.
These clusters are surrounded by a shell made of an
inorganic
substance, to protect them.
But earlier cases have generally been reinterpreted as nonmetazoan fossils or the results of
inorganic
activity.
The best solution is to reconvert to organic or
inorganic
carbon compounds.
Put into this fluid certain
inorganic
substances from which all traces of organic matter have been removed.
However, organic and
inorganic
fertilizers supply nutrients to soil in.
Nitric acid is one of the big three common strong
inorganic
acids, hydrochloric and sulfuric being the other two.
Another simple,
inorganic
gas also acts as a vasodilator: hydrogen sulfide, the source of the smell of rotten eggs.
The others, however, appear to be less adept at manipulating dissolved
inorganic
carbon.
But from its vintage synths and sine oscillators to its spacey, sci-fi sound, the record is an
inorganic
pleasure.
It contains a huge amount of dissolved
inorganic
carbon in.
It has been shown through some experiments that
inorganic
molecules are able to form organic molecules under certain conditions.
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