equivalent
| Having a different appearance but the same value. |
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| These are the same as their petro chemical equivalent VOC's which have long been documented at wreaking havoc on the human body They found that the pheromone, which they named CH503 for its molecular mass, acts as the chemical equivalent of the "letterman jacket" when transferred to females during the mating process. In some of the E ring's grains, researchers recently detected the chemical equivalent of table salt and baking soda. |
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