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| Ten weeks or ten week? Thanks! |
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| . You should say ten-week-old jack pines. . |
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| i agree; however, how about the rest of the sentence? |
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| . The rest of the sentence appears to discuss concentrations of sulphur oxides (?). (Science is not my cup of tea. . |
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| I agree about "exposed". SO is sulfur monoxide and is an unstable compound (SO2 is the more common form.) I would also say concentration of 3.9 to 39 mmol per [some volume - usually liter] |
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| Yes, it was a type. It should be exposed. Thank you. |
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| You're welcome. |
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