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Some of the dye may not have moved up the paper due to its solubility and interaction with the paper's fibers. If the dye is less soluble in the solvent used or has a stronger affinity for the paper, it will remain stationary. Additionally, the dye could be heavier or more viscous, preventing it from being carried along by the solvent's movement. Environmental factors, such as humidity or temperature, could also affect the dye's mobility.
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Are all seeds dicots?
No, it my seem like it but some are monocots.
What kingdom can all members move around?
protists-some but not all. Animalia-all of them move
How do you get the rolled piece of paper in big Nate island under the seals?
first move all the seals on one side and then click the paper which is the map of the treasure
Why can't Ferlagator learn Waterfall in Pokemon Gold?
not all Pokemon can learn it, only some can learn that move. i can't seem to find a list of what Pokemon are able to, but ill post it if i find one.
Where are all the pieces of paper on big Nate island poptropica?
All the pieces of paper are floating around the island. They're quite easy to find and are in nearly every place you think of. Once you have them all examine them and move them all into place.
What are the causes of Graffiti?
all it is is paper and some folding skills
Why do planets seem brighter than stars?
Some planets seem brighter - not all of them. Planets are quite near to us, as compared to the stars.
My sims won't move out in sims 2?
if you want any sims to move out, then all you have to to do is get the news paper and click on "find own place" then you choose who want to go and they will leave.
Which is correct All seems independent or All seem independent?
all seem independent
How do you get the paper out from under the rock on Big Nate island in poptropica?
You have to move the seal that is on the right all the way to the left and just click on it
Why is it important to have some of your muscles move independently?
If you move your muscles together all the time, you will be tired.
How do you convince your younger ones that there is air all around?
A fan. You might have drop pieces of paper in the path of the fan, and query them as to what makes the paper move. Balloons are also fun--what are the balloons full of, and from where does it come?
