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I heard that detergents, soaps, and surfactants have a polar end and a non-polar end, and are thus able to dissolve grease. But so do fatty acids; the carboxyl end (the acid part) is polar, and the long hydrocarbon tail is non-polar. So why don't fatty acids behave like soap? What's the difference?
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How does water become super clear in the wild? What happens to suspended solids, algae, and plankton?
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I shuddered with relief as I kicked open the toilet stall door and aimed my ass at the toilet to let out my explosive diarrhea.
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According to the Smithsonian Channel, the Roman pilum was unmatched as a ranged weapon. Why wasn't this weapon and its tactic copied by others, and why did it fall out of use?
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