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How to make iron oxide
Locate a source of iron (iii) (iron in the 3 + oxidation state).
An iron (iii) salt such as ferric chloride will be easy to add to the solution. It is often used for etching copper, so you can buy it online, at a chemical supply store, and sometimes even an electronics store.
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- Also, a fine rust powder would work well. You can collect rust and grind it to a fine powder if you choose to go that route.
- Dissolve approximately 2 parts iron to 1 part water in a heavy stainless steel container. Add 1- cup of hydrogen peroxide or ammonia (1 g) to the mixture.
- Purchase an iron from a safe, obtainable source. It should have a co2 level or higher with whatever it came from, as this is usually obtained from one source.
- Soak the cell a1 in water of the temperature of your choice. Immediately place this cell in a pot with a few drops of hot water to soften it.
A: Also, a fine rust powder would work well. You can collect rust and grind it to a fine powder if you choose to go that route.

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We see a man in a yard raking with a title on the screen. we
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- see a man on his knees with a rake and a hose.
- see a boy's backyard and a man raking.
- see a tree trunk and leaves falling.
- see the man laying on the ground cutting up mulch.
A: see a tree trunk and leaves falling.

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A little girl is performing on a stage. She is tossing and spinning a baton. she
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- then dismounts from the stage and bows.
- also does several dance moves.
- then does a baton routine with other kids.
- continues during her performance and finishes with her baton.
A: also does several dance moves.

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How to handle overgrown teeth in rabbits
Watch for signs of overgrown teeth.
The most obvious sign of overgrown teeth will be that your rabbit's teeth are longer and more tusk-like than usual. However, overgrown teeth may also be marked by symptoms like drooling, a decrease in grooming, and a loss of appetite.
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- Excessive trimming or eating can also signify the pet's overgrown teeth are grown out. Overgrown teeth may be hard to see; they may have gently scabbing patches under the gums.
- Have your rabbit talk to a vet if a tooth or joint that is overgrown is more than inch in length (1.5 cm). This will help to rule out any medical issues.
- Female rabbits will only show their incisors halfway up their jaw. Some teeth can be overgrown quickly enough that they cannot easily be trimmed.
- Find a vet who can treat rabbits. Not every vet is experienced with treating rabbits.
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Find a vet who can treat rabbits. Not every vet is experienced with treating rabbits.