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Heaviest element that is highly radioactive?
The heaviest element that is highly radioactive is Ununoctium, which has an atomic number of 118.
What is the heaviest hydrocarbon fraction produced by fractional distillation?
The heaviest fractions of crude oil are used for tar and/or asphalt.
What is difference between wood and Wood?
a spring wood has blossom in it but a summer wood is just green
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it is a wood
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Wood without knots is called Number 1 B-grade wood. B-grade is a better wood with little to no blemishes or knots.
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