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<p>[QUOTE="-jeffB, post: 3058478, member: 27832"]Emphasis on "away" -- something combines with the metal and takes it <b>away</b> from its original position on the coin. And once that happens, it can't be put back, any more than you can un-scramble an egg. You can turn the oxide or sulfide or chloride or carbonate back into metal, but you can't put that metal back where it came from on the coin. (And if you try, you're "doctoring", not "conserving".)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="-jeffB, post: 3058478, member: 27832"]Emphasis on "away" -- something combines with the metal and takes it [B]away[/B] from its original position on the coin. And once that happens, it can't be put back, any more than you can un-scramble an egg. You can turn the oxide or sulfide or chloride or carbonate back into metal, but you can't put that metal back where it came from on the coin. (And if you try, you're "doctoring", not "conserving".)[/QUOTE]
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