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A female scientist holds up a burning funnel.
A Ticking Firebomb
Annalise Rogalsky finally got the potassium metal to react, but not during her experiment.
A Ticking Firebomb
A Ticking Firebomb

Annalise Rogalsky finally got the potassium metal to react, but not during her experiment.

Annalise Rogalsky finally got the potassium metal to react, but not during her experiment.

organic chemistry

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