This is an amusing look at mistakes students make on chemistry tests. Such as: Hydrogen is used in fire extinguishers. I hope this student never works for a fire extinguisher manufacturer. Or: The Sulpher (sic) dioxide is obtained from Heating Iron Pirates.
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H20 and All That
H20 and All That
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ISBN-13: 9780435641009
ISBN-10: 043564100X
Publication Date: 10/1980
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ISBN-10: 043564100X
Publication Date: 10/1980
Rating: 1
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Publisher: Heinemann Educational Books - Secondary Division
Book Type: Paperback
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