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+Was able to capture the ripple effect in full motion, providing contrasting textures between the silky waves and the rocky bottom
-Top right ripple could have been cropped out to only leave splash and still water to provide better contrast on top layer.
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#LPTG13WK47 Giving Thanks . A little rain and no frost. The longer these stay on the tree the sweeter they will be.
Carbon (C) is # 6 on the Periodic Table of Elements. It forms by late-stage nuclear fusion in certain types of stars. Elemental carbon takes various forms that range from a soft, dark silvery-gray, metallic-lustered material to a very hard, variably-colored, adamantine-lustered material. The former is the mineral graphite and the latter is diamond. Fourteen carbon isotopes are known - three occur naturally. Carbon-12 is common, carbon-13 occurs in low abundances, and carbon-14 is a natural, radioactive variety that occurs in trace amounts.
Seen here are graphite (= cube), diamond & raw diamond, graphene, carbon nanotubes, and buckminsterfullerene (C-60).
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