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    A cut D - FL Diamond

    I am writing about diamonds in the left side column. Let’s pretend that I run a business that sells diamonds. Underneath this bit of text, I might put a button to go buy diamonds. I will offer you a diamond for 3 emeralds. Also equivocal to 13 loafs of bread. Hmmmmmm.

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  • Sulfur

    Sulfur is a light yellow, nonmetal element with the atomic number 16. It is crucial for life and can be found in bright yellow crystals or in various compounds. Sulfur plays an important role in the formation of proteins and amino acids, which are essential for living organisms. However, some forms of sulfur, like hydrogen sulfide, can be harmful and toxic.

    Facts

    Atomic Number16
    Atomic Mass32.06
    Melting Point239.38∘F239.38 raised to the composed with power F
    Boiling Point
    832.3∘F832.3 raised to the composed with power F
    Density1.962.07g/cm31.96 — 2.07 g/cm cubed
    Discovered By Antoine Lavoisier
    Year Discovered1777

    The History of Sulfer

    Sulfur, often referred to as “brimstone” or “burning stone,” has a long history that dates back to prehistoric times. It was used by ancient Egyptians for fabric bleaching around 2000 B.C., and the Greeks utilized it for medicinal purposes and fumigation. By the 13th century, the Chinese were incorporating sulfur into gunpowder production. It wasn’t until the late 18th century that sulfur was officially recognized as an element. In the 1800s, it became an essential ingredient in the production of sulfuric acid and has since evolved into a crucial component in modern fertilizers and various manufacturing processes.

    Where it’s used today

    Sulfur is mainly used today to make sulfuric acid, which is a key chemical in many industries. Most of the sulfur consumed goes into producing phosphate fertilizers. This acid is important for various industrial activities, including mining, refining oil, and treating steel. Additionally, sulfur plays a role in making rubber for tires, soaps, detergents, and some medicines.

  • Cool Rock I Saw

    Cool Rock I Saw

    This is preformatted text about a cool rock. It's shiny and colorful. It's probably like metal.

    A poem about rocks

    Rocks erupt from Earth
    Rocks stay around a while
    Rocks understand it.

    A picture of a very special rock

    Sample of Crystalline Bismuth
  • The Metric System

    The Metric System has been adopted by most of the world, but in the United States of America it never really caught on. There are some major measurements that can be made in Metric. The primary sizes are such as:

    • meter – length
    • gram – mass
      • kilogram
    • Celcius – temp
    • candela – luminosity
    • liter – volume

    A famous quote:

    If God wanted us to use the Metric System, he would have given us ten fingers and ten toes.

    Judith Stone

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  • My School

    I attend the Dallas School of Excellence. Our school is well known for a few major things.

    Gourmet Cuisines

    With options of Lobster, Fillet Mignon, Baked Beans with Bacon, Biscuits and Gravy, and an Ice Cream Parlor, you would expect students to be exited for every meal…..and you’d be right! Our school’s Culinary preps and cooks every meal in house.

    Water Sports

    The Dallas Whales are second to none in the pool. Like a fish in water, we hold the record for most consecutive wins in diving and 50 meter freestyle. Come join our pod!

    Hockey

    While you don’t immediately associate the heart of Texas with Hockey, our Hockey team is 3rd in the nation. Our Goalie is known for his work in the weight room, and also being a national freestyle skater. Come watch him dance on the ice.

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