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| | + | == Manganese == |
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| | + | I have reverted your edits. While I don't have access to the book you cited, "Chemical Storylines" by Salters-Nuffield, I have access to many references, and I can absolutely state that: |
| | + | *It is not possible that any radioactive decay process turns magnesium into manganese. |
| | + | *Manganese and magnesium come from completely different ores. There is no industrial process that separates them, by fractional crystallization, fractional distillation, or other means. |
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| | + | I doubt that the Salters-Nuffield book made those statements. |
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| | + | Please check your references more carefully in the future. [[User:ElizabethK|ElizabethK]] 16:29, 29 November 2008 (EST) |