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Alessandro Mccall
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15 March, 09:29
Diamonds and graphite are made of this element
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Callie Cannon
15 March, 09:39
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Diamonds and graphite are both made of carbon
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Dean Howell
15 March, 09:59
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They're both made out of carbon
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