Chemistry Of Potions Research Paper

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When combined together, the ingredients of potions create magic that has no place in the real world. The incredible effects are something that readers will never personally observe, but the materials used to create these potions all have a basis in in the real world. Each ingredient has similar properties to their real life counterparts. This knowledge grounds the magic created by potions in reality and make the stories feel more authentic.

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