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    Question: whats your favourite chemical to work with ?

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    Asked by 928xygg26 to Mark on 17 Nov 2016.
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      Mark Kennedy answered on 17 Nov 2016:


      Since stars are primarily made up of hydrogen, and I observe these stars on a regular basis, I guess hydrogen is my favourite 🙂

      Also, if you want to create any element in the Universe, you have to start with fusing hydrogen.

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