By this I mean the following:\n1)Most durable\n2)Most resistant to heat\n3)heaviest
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I believe it's Titanium
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Adamantium is some indestructable metal used my Marvel Comic(TM) characters.\n\nHowever, there is ADAMANTINE which is a small carbon cage structure in the organic chemistry context.  Basically, mini-diamond like structrues.\n\nIn general, the hardest ELEMENT closest to this weapons grade context would probably be depleted uranium or titanium.  Of course there is always diamonds.  But i havent seen characters with claws made them yet.
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hair\nsmell\neyes\nsmile\nshoes\nbehavior
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1) covalent\n2) ionic
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size-wise: big, huge, humungous (not quite sure how to spell that), large, grand, colossal, \n\ntemperature: hot, scorching, boiling, firey, blazing, glowing, searing, sweltering, torrid\n\n\nI hope that helps!
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Most strong oxidizers are going to be potentially explosive.  What are you trying to oxidize?\n\nOctanitrocubane has some serious kick though.
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1)Outgoing\n2)Sanitary\n3)Respectful
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Mittens are the warmest, but hardly the right gloves for working hands.  You should log on to outdoor apparel websites where gloves are weather/temperature rated.  The best gloves would probably be the ones that crosscountry skiers would use, since we need flexibility in gripping the poles.  Downhill gloves are probably thicker.  With modern fabrics, gloves don't have to be heavy to be effective.  Also, buy the ferrous chip packets.  You shake it to activate the heat and stick it into your gloves or boots.  They last for an hour or more.\n\nwww.REI.com\nwww.LLBean.com\nwww.Campmor.com
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nylon\n\nmade from petro chemical
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a.)ionic b.)covalent c.)covalent d.)metallic
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Solid in room temp, but melts in your hand (slightly above room temp)\n\nAlloys quickly with most metals.\n\nYou can read more at the following:
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Of the ones you listed Aluminum would be the best mostly because it is a metal.
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Survival of the fitest
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1 physical property\n2 chemical property\n3 chemical property\n4 physical reaction\n4 mixture\n5 work
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1 - helpful, friendly, a good team player\n2 - I tend to be a bit of a perfectionist\n3 - What you you say are the hardest things about the job? What would my first project be if I am successful
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extreme ranges in temperatures
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4th is most balanced without question, really strong\n3rd is most explosive with LT, who is really all you need