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Sybrina Durant is a unicorn authorpreneur who also dabbles in dragons, wizards, knights and goblins.

21 Apr
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Ghel The Gold Horned Unicorn’s Story

Ghel The Gold Horned Unicorn’s Story – In the Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns, readers are briefly introduced to Ghel, the Gold Horned Unicorn. Ghel is one of the metal horn unicorns featured in the Journey To Osm collection of books by Sybrina Durant. Ghel is a member of the Empath Herd. Gold is the horn color of empaths. They are able to see beyond the surface of other creatures, right into their very souls. In certain circumstances, they have the ability to merge their minds with others, too.

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19 Apr
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The Magical Periodic Table Element – Zinc

The Magical Periodic Table Element – Zinc. Zinc Is A Magical Metal – Zinc is a metal that has many uses and properties that make it seem magical. At room temperature, zinc is brittle and blue-white in color, but it can be polished to a bright finish. Zinc salts burn blue-green in a flame. It is widely used in different industries, such as construction, medicine, and manufacturing, due to its unique characteristics that make it stand out from other metals available in the periodic table. Zinc has earned a reputation for being a magical metal that has captivated the interest of many scientists and researchers over the years. Read more.

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18 Apr
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What Do Unicorns Know About Space?

What Do Unicorns Know About Space? If unicorns were to take a tour of modern space technology, they might be most enchanted by this: space exploration is full of rare, brilliant, and surprisingly magical elements. From shining helmet visors to satellite propulsion systems, the periodic table plays a quiet but essential role in helping humans explore beyond Earth. Read More.

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17 Apr
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How Do We Get It? – Oxygen

How Do We Get It? – Oxygen.The Origin and Commercial Production of Oxygen. Oxygen, an essential element for life as we know it, plays a crucial role in supporting various chemical reactions occurring in nature. But where does oxygen come from, and how is it commercially produced? In this article, we will explore the origin of oxygen, its extraction methods, commercial processing, and its impact on the environment in various countries.

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14 Apr
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Science Can Be Magical – Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns

Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns. The Metal Horn Unicorns Make Science Magical. Unicorn and Science! How magical. Take a look at the new book by Sybrina Durant with Illustrations by Pumudi Gardiyawasam. It’s called Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns. They say, “No Metal – No Magic…and No Technology”. Get the book and downloadable activities, too.

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13 Apr
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An Osmium Horned Unicorn Named Osm

An Osmium Horned Unicorn Named Osm. Learn About The Amazing Element Osmium. Article By Sybrina Durant. In the periodic table book, Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns, you’ll learn that osmium is the densest natural substance on Earth as well as one of the rarest. You’d need to mine 10,000 tons of platinum ore to get a cube of sugar’s worth of osmium! This exclusion is due to its scarcity – it’s the least abundant stable element in our planet’s crust. Unfortunately, osmium doesn’t have many practical uses in everyday life, which results in its low monetary value. Read more.

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12 Apr
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Unicorn Music

Unicorn Music – Learn How To Create Your Own Theme Song – Article By Sybrina Durant. I like to write songs to represent the essence of each of my books. For Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically by the Metal Horn Unicorns, I struggled to find a suitable way to present the accompanying song. I tried writing an ABC-type song at first, but nothing felt quite right. Eventually, I realized that I needn’t limit myself to a typical counting or alphabetical type of tune and the ideas suddenly began to take shape. I am pleased with the ultimate result as it captures the spirit and character of this book quite nicely. Read more.

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