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Clay particles tend to form clumps called floccules.
Charged particles tend to spiral about a magnetic line of force.
Larger particles tend to drop out of the air quickly and also are expelled from the lungs by coughing and other defenses.
Once a magnetic field has been created, electrically charged particles tend to spiral around its field lines and slide along them.
While the particles tend to settle over time and do not have the global reach of greenhouse gases, they do travel, scientists now realize.
What is more, caesium particles tend to lurk in the grass, which means radiation is more of a risk at toddler height than for adults.
When surface poles are present, the particles tend to concentrate in certain regions to form a pattern that is readily observed with an optical microscope.
Over time, because of the constant bombardment of cosmic rays, other high-energy particles and micrometeorites, the structure of the material changes and iron particles tend to predominate, making the material slightly red.
As this electric potential approaches zero, particles tend to aggregate.
During later cycles, the suspended particles tend to travel to distal airways.
Inlet particles are spherical and outlet particles tend to coagulate into irregular blocks or layered crystals.
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