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    Why Are Chemicals Not Named John? Naming Chemical Compounds 6th Grade | Children's Chemistry Books
    Why Are Chemicals Not Named John? Naming Chemical Compounds 6th Grade | Children's Chemistry Books
    Why Are Chemicals Not Named John? Naming Chemical Compounds 6th Grade | Children's Chemistry Books
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    Why Are Chemicals Not Named John? Naming Chemical Compounds 6th Grade | Children's Chemistry Books

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    Who came up with chemical names and why were they not named like you and me? Naming chemical compounds is the work of the chemists who discovered them. This 6th grade chemistry book provides a refreshing insight into the subject, with well-placed texts and matching images. Use this book today!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSpeedy Publishing LLC
    Release dateApr 15, 2017
    ISBN9781541918351
    Why Are Chemicals Not Named John? Naming Chemical Compounds 6th Grade | Children's Chemistry Books
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    Baby Professor showcases a collection of subjects that are educational for kids to help them learn how to do something themselves, exactly how something is done or how it came about. Children love to learn through attractive visuals and Baby Prof. is ideal to get your child the head start he or she needs for the future. Our Motto - "Learning is Fun, so let's Make it Fun to Learn".

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