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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
science in a country and western song
Have you ever heard that old country and western song "I'm just an old chunk of coal, but I'm going to be a diamond some day? Well, it's a science lesson. Diamonds are a form of carbon. They started out, as far as science can tell us, as rotting organic matter--dead leaves, and maybe some dinosaur droppings. When this material was compressed for eons, it turned eventually to coal, and in the end, some of it , after even more eons, became diamonds.
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coal,
country and western,
diamonds,
science
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