I can't tell pomegranate and permanganate
apart.
I mistook a word in a book for pomegranate
but it was permanganate.
They are really similar so I can't tell
them apart.
The book is 'Chemistry' of the Eyewitness
Books series. In the series, each book has one different topic such as Vikings,
fossils, epidemics, and so on. Probably junior students read the series.
However, I gave up reading due to a lot of
chemical words in it. I had to look them up in the dictionary for almost every
sentence. Sulfur, ferrous, acetic, tannic, bicarbonate, hydroxide, nitrate,
copper salts. Sulfur is the only word I know of them.
Thank you, silverpegasus.
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