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What natural elements plants or animals are important enough to the Iroquois life to be mentioned specifically in the myth?
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What two elements are contained in all inorganic molecules?
there are no specific elements that can be mentioned here
Why did the Iroquois mack there long houses out of mud hide and fur straw?
Because it was made water proof and protected it from the elements
Important elements in environment and industry?
important elements in enviroment and industry
Are Lanthanide and actinide elements are transition metals?
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Electrons, specifically valence electrons are shared when elements form bonds.
How did the Iroquois build wigwams?
The Iroquois built wigwams by using a framework of sturdy poles made from saplings or young trees. These poles were bent and tied together to form a dome shape. The frame was then covered with bark or woven mats to provide insulation and protection from the elements.
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Is borax an element?
No, borax is not an element. It is composed of elements. Specifically, sodium borate.
What is milk elements or mixture or compound?
Milk is a mixture- more specifically, a colloid.
The greek philosophers believed in four basic elements which was not specifically identified as on of these?
metal
what year did the cirque du freak take place?
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What does iron gold and mercury have in common?
They are all metal elements, specifically transition metals.
