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DescriptionTeilchenmodell Fluessigkeit.svg |
Deutsch: Teilchemodellbild eines flüssigen Stoffes Kategorie:Datei:Chemie
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20. April 2008 (20 April 2008 (original upload date)) |
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Kaneiderdaniel. Original uploader was Kaneiderdaniel at de.wikipedia |
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