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| A theory that lead (or any other cheap substance) could be transformed into gold (or some other precious substance) with the right chemicals |
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| A process in which atoms of the same or different elements rearrange themselves to form a new substance; when two or more chemicals mixed together either explode, burn, or bubble over |
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| A time when the Roman Empire crumbled, bringing down with it science, trade, and large-scale communication |
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| Books with a vast accumulation of data and ideas |
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| When a cluster of stars form a shape |
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| A cloud of dust and gas; forms when a star explodes |
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| A bishop in the Roman Catholic Church in the early 1200s AD |
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| Offered the explanation for why a rainbow appears in the sky |
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| Scientist; follower of Robert Grosseteste |
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| Another Bishop of the Roman Catholic Church |
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