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9 SHANK G ANHYDROUS APPLICATOR N/A G 14 shank NH3 applicator, Blue Jet valve N/A F 12R NH3 12-knive applicator N/A G NH3 bar N/A G NH3 bar N/A E 13 or 17 knife NH3 bar, spring shank, coulters N/A F 28% NH3, PT, Dickey John monitor N/A G 12R-30 NH3 applicator, Raven 440 monitor Condition ratings: E=Excellent, G=Good, F=Fair, P=Poor; Location sold: NCIL = north-central Illinois, etc. Scientists say the rare gigantic jets are part of Earth's global electric circuit--which includes the ground, thunderstorms, the ionosphere, blue jets, and even exotic forms of electricity called "sprites" and "elves" (see below). One scientist presented calculations that showed that a single blue jet, which lasts one-tenth of a second produces more nitric oxide than any other source does in a year. |
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