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What is the closest thing we have to a Theory of Everything?

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Is time a function of something?

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Given the mass-energy equivalence and the fact that energy is quantized, can we say that mass is quantized?

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Why do protons and other subatomic particles have a half-life?

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Why can eletromagnectic waves be reflected?

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If electrons have no dimensions at all, yet have some mass, why aren't they black holes?

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If a 60 kg person is standing with zero speed in a frictionless surface, what acceleration and speed that person would gain if he/she let out a typical, one second fart?

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Why so many substances containing sulfur smell so bad? And why so many organic substances with nitrogen have a fish-like smell?

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How do different substances interact with your tongue to give different taste sensations? Why, for example, water is virtually tasteless while heavy water (D2O, where the hydrogens have one neutron more) tastes slightly sweet?

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If entropy is a state function, what does it mean to say that a substance has a molar entropy?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is the closest thing we have to a Theory of Everything?	1
Is time a function of something?	1
Given the mass-energy equivalence and the fact that energy is quantized, can we say that mass is quantized?	1
Why do protons and other subatomic particles have a half-life?	1
Why can eletromagnectic waves be reflected?	1
If electrons have no dimensions at all, yet have some mass, why aren't they black holes?	1
If a 60 kg person is standing with zero speed in a frictionless surface, what acceleration and speed that person would gain if he/she let out a typical, one second fart?	1
Why so many substances containing sulfur smell so bad? And why so many organic substances with nitrogen have a fish-like smell?	1
How do different substances interact with your tongue to give different taste sensations? Why, for example, water is virtually tasteless while heavy water (D2O, where the hydrogens have one neutron more) tastes slightly sweet?	1
If entropy is a state function, what does it mean to say that a substance has a molar entropy?	1