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What is heavy water made of ?
Question 1:
What is heavy water made of ?
A.
Two hydrogen atoms and two oxugen atoms
B.
Two deuterium atoms and one oxygen atom
C.
Two oxygen atoms and one hydrogen atom
D.
Three hydrogen atoms and one oxygen molecule.
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