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If Fluorine is so reactive, how do we find it in nature?

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What are the evolutionary factors that cause animals to lay eggs or have live young?

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What are the chances that if earth were invaded by belligerent aliens, disease, just like in the war of the worlds, would be our best weapon?

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I have just read that nuclear power is very water intensive and I assume this water is used for cooling fuel rods? What is stopping us using another dense liquid with a high thermal capacity such as some kind of oil?

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If Fluorine is so reactive, how do we find it in nature?	1
What are the evolutionary factors that cause animals to lay eggs or have live young?	1
What are the chances that if earth were invaded by belligerent aliens, disease, just like in the war of the worlds, would be our best weapon?	1
I have just read that nuclear power is very water intensive and I assume this water is used for cooling fuel rods? What is stopping us using another dense liquid with a high thermal capacity such as some kind of oil?	1