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-Automobile exhaust before the catalytic converter contains large amounts of CO (Carbon Monoxide). If the exhaust system is damaged before this point, then there is a danger of breathing the suffocating gas. The catalytic converter converts most of the CO to <math>CO_2</math> (Carbon Dioxide) There may still be enough CO in automobile exhaust to be fatal, but since most is now <math>CO_2</math> which has an odor or at least sensation, there is less chance of accidental asphyxiation.(  <math>CO_2</math> can be fatal as well, but is quite caustic, creating a burning sensation in the nose and lungs. If you have ever breathed the bubbles from a Soda Pop can, you have smelled <math>CO_2</math>.)
+Automobile exhaust before the catalytic converter contains large amounts of CO (Carbon Monoxide). If the exhaust system is damaged before this point, then there is a danger of breathing the suffocating gas. The catalytic converter converts most of the CO to <math>CO_2</math> (Carbon Dioxide). There may still be enough CO in automobile exhaust to be fatal, but since most is now <math>CO_2</math> which has an odor or at least sensation, there is less chance of accidental asphyxiation.(  <math>CO_2</math> can be fatal as well, but is quite caustic, creating a burning sensation in the nose and lungs. If you have ever breathed the bubbles from a Soda Pop can, you have smelled <math>CO_2</math>.)
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-:1) Suffocation- The gas displaces oxygen and the body now starved of oxygen dies. Some of the most dangerous suffocants are oxidation compounds such as <math>CO_2</math> or CO
+:1) Suffocation- The gas displaces oxygen and the body now starved of oxygen dies. Some of the most dangerous suffocating gases are oxidation compounds such as <math>CO_2</math> or CO.
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-:The atoms are in a fairly rigid structure that at the macroscopic level feels hard or solid. The atoms may be arranged in  a very rigid crystaline structure, but there is still vibration within the structure.
+:The atoms are in a fairly rigid structure that at the macroscopic level feels hard or solid. The atoms may be arranged in  a very rigid crystalline structure, but there is still vibration within the structure.
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 :The atoms are free to move around, but do not separate like a gas. Liquids can flow and in general do not feel solid or rigid.  Liquids are not compressible.  When helium is cooled close to absolute zero, it behaves oddly, turning into a superfluid. It is dangerous to handle because of its temperature.

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-Neutrons are held together by what is called the "Weak Force". Free [[W:Neutron_decay|neutrons decay]] with a half life of about 10.3 minutes into a proton, electron and an electron nutrino. In the neucleus of an atom, the neutrons can be quite stable because of another force known as the "Strong Force"
+Neutrons are held together by what is called the "Weak Force". Free [[W:Neutron_decay|neutrons decay]] with a half life of about 10.3 minutes into a proton, electron and an electron neutrino. In the nucleus of an atom, the neutrons can be quite stable because of another force known as the "Strong Force".
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