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This topic submitted by Sarah Hays (blaisdml@muohio.edu) on 1/24/03. Additions were last made on Saturday, March 1, 2003. Section:

I like this idea. A molecule would experience changes in rate as it goes through various places and over various geomorphological features of the creek. It would experience various ionic interactions (see the Freshwater Chemistry article). it would be joined by rainwater, run-off from agriculture, it might flow past the water treatment plant,; it might flow through the gills of a rainbow darter. What adventures!


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