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How did Hitler, an Austrian, dark haired man convince the German people that the Nordic race was superior?

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When the air temperature is a degree or two above freezing, water evaporates from pavements, how can this happen at low temperatures, and if it's not heat energy which evaporates the water, what is it?

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What would happen if a sugar-cubed size of each element was laid out together as in the periodic table?

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So, let's say I got bored one day, and decided to hack away. What could I chop off and survive (if not live)?

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If I pour water into a mug from a kettle I've forgotten to boil, it sounds different to water that's freshly boiled. What's the reason for this?

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Can someone explain to me why hot water 'sounds' different to cold.

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How did Hitler, an Austrian, dark haired man convince the German people that the Nordic race was superior?	232	AskHistorians
When the air temperature is a degree or two above freezing, water evaporates from pavements, how can this happen at low temperatures, and if it's not heat energy which evaporates the water, what is it?	1	askscience
What would happen if a sugar-cubed size of each element was laid out together as in the periodic table?	1	askscience
So, let's say I got bored one day, and decided to hack away. What could I chop off and survive (if not live)?	1	askscience
If I pour water into a mug from a kettle I've forgotten to boil, it sounds different to water that's freshly boiled. What's the reason for this?	1	askscience
Can someone explain to me why hot water 'sounds' different to cold.	1	askscience