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by the wayu h2so4, dilute acid help tomato plants grow. But any acid (acid rain) with a ph of 2 or lower is bad for the plant, and casues "burns" on the leaves (dead spots) [found through my BCP project (bio experiment]

i was just wondering becasue i am doing an experiment for bio and needed to explain. thx for the help

go to a beach and drag a megnet on a string across it. Try using one of those neodymium magnets =))

wats desert blast?

remeber he said choose ONE favorite element...

u kidding me?! radium is hecka unsafe, hella radioactive

i would say potassium

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetite :might help you

so tomatoes like acid becasue it unlocks minerals trapped in alkaline?

does anyone know or have any ideas why tomatoes grow better in slightly acidic soil?

so. its in the same group

ive neverr heard of any of this

lol or chlorine! xcpet thats a sinch

lol- next ones gonna be Astatine

its when cells die

br would go up as a gas... it may be dense but not as dense as water

i dont think its a or d

i made a h2 and 02 generater it worked well

not that much. so will copper

copper, wat about graphite?

she said it was good for you.

yes with pictures

as a matter of fact i have devoted a large part of my site to it, but i am not done.

[update] i am now done with the iodine making. IT was smelly, but it worked. I have iodine (i think alot) in a bucket. After collecting the sludge it reeks of chlorine. Due to the fact there still the water left after the chlorine was bubbled through the iodine. WHat is that stuff that was made and why does it reek?