Compare And Contrast Willy And Clark

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Once upon a time there were two best friends named Willy and Clark. They were both in the photosynthesis play at school.There characters were H2O (Willy) and CO2 (Clark), they were used as Raw Materials. The only problem was, was that they couldn't find the right person to be the light energy. Without there Light energy the raw materials wouldn't be able to convert into the real product such as C6H12O6 (Sugar). Every product starts at a process, Just like milk: It starts with the sun then the sun creates wheat. Next, over the years the wheat gets picked and grained and other minerals and ingredients are mixed in with it. Then they will feed it to their cattle and then the cattle will produce milk. The milk is then sent off to a factory and

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