What are tears made of?
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Tears are made of sodium chloride and contain a bit of mucus, a lot of antibodies and plenty of lysozyme
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Date of comment: Wed, Aug 17th 2005
By: Lauren
Date of comment: Wed, Aug 17th 2005
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