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Gnomon - time to move on Posted Mar 5, 2002
Hell, I see your entry is in Peer Review for a week. Sorry I didn't get around to looking at it earlier. There are a lot of grammar points that need to be tidied up. Prepare for some heavy editing! I'll post a list in a few minutes.
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Gnomon - time to move on Posted Mar 5, 2002
eventually heard -- the word "eventually" is completely wrong here. Just leave it out.
our body --> our bodies
Many heard about phosphate and sulphate or read about magnesium or iron at a package of cornflakes --> Many have heard of phosphate and sulphate or have read about magnesium or iron on a cornflakes packet.
In a first notion --> At first
signlalling --> signalling
Sodium(I) -- what does the (I) signify?
responsible positive charges --> responsible for the positive charges
the atoms in there --> the atoms there
called Ionosphere --> called the Ionosphere
Most of the chemistry --> Most of chemistry
electrostatical --> electrostatic
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Dr Hell Posted Mar 5, 2002
Could be worse.
I'll do them tidying up tomorrow.
The (I) in Na(I) is the notation for it's oxidation state (i.e. it has lost one electron). I'll add a footnote explaining this notation as well, OK?
Thanks.
What about the contents? Is it readable?
HELL
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Dancer (put your advert here) Posted Mar 10, 2002
It has also been accepted now .
I still love your entries, I think this is the third or fourth entry you participated/wrote that I'm recommending.
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