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Does high pH water have a lower capacity as a solvent to dissolve more because of the electrolytes and minerals already in the water?

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Can the light that the moon gives off blind you?

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Are there any feasible reasons scientists might want to include even heavier synthetic elements than ununoctium on the table of elements?

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LED lighting: Looking for the most comprehensive list of benefits over more conventional bulbs as possible out of curiosity and for the sake of personal interest?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Does high pH water have a lower capacity as a solvent to dissolve more because of the electrolytes and minerals already in the water?	21
Can the light that the moon gives off blind you?	1
Are there any feasible reasons scientists might want to include even heavier synthetic elements than ununoctium on the table of elements?	1
LED lighting: Looking for the most comprehensive list of benefits over more conventional bulbs as possible out of curiosity and for the sake of personal interest?	1