My topic is "CHEMISTRY."
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| This is a fancy model of an Oxygen atom. | 
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| Same as above, except it's a model of Nitrogen. | 
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| This is a different style model for a Calcium atom. | 
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| This is a Hydrogen atom, the smallest model and yet also the best looking in this instance. :) | 
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| A group of Magnesium bars. Not entirely relevant, but close enough | 
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| A model of the double helix of DNA strands. (Part of Biochemistry) | 
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| The process of DNA replication. The helix is split apart and RNA is used to match up the base pairs. | 
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| This is the chemical formula for Adenine, one of the four base pairs that make up DNA. | 
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| This is Thymine, the second of the four bases. It is always paired with Adenine. | 
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| This is Cytosine, the third of the four bases. | 
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| This is Guanine, the fourth base. It is always paired with Cytosine. | 
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| This is Uracil. It is a base that replaces Thymine in RNA molecules. | 
All of these were helpful in me determining what symbols I would create. If they seem a little puzzling, I apologize. I will give a brief explanation for my 30 symbols that should clear these up better.
 
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