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Fundamentally, what is a sound wave?

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Every non-covalent chemical interaction (charge-charge, dipole-dipole, charge-dipole, etc.) has a calculable energy associated with it except for H-bonding. Why is this?

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What exactly is the clastrum, and can it be used to turn consciousness "on" and "off?"

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If 2 waves with the same amplitude and wavelength but slightly different timings collided (so the trough of one is the peak of the other), they'd cancel. Does the same happen with light, and if so, where does the energy go?

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To what extent can the placebo effect affect people?

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How come the organisms (namely animals) near Chernobyl aren't riddled with tumors?

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When ethanol evaporates (i.e. from hand sanitizer) where does it end up?

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Fundamentally, what is a sound wave?	1
Every non-covalent chemical interaction (charge-charge, dipole-dipole, charge-dipole, etc.) has a calculable energy associated with it except for H-bonding. Why is this?	1
What exactly is the clastrum, and can it be used to turn consciousness "on" and "off?"	1
If 2 waves with the same amplitude and wavelength but slightly different timings collided (so the trough of one is the peak of the other), they'd cancel. Does the same happen with light, and if so, where does the energy go?	1
To what extent can the placebo effect affect people?	1
How come the organisms (namely animals) near Chernobyl aren't riddled with tumors?	1
When ethanol evaporates (i.e. from hand sanitizer) where does it end up?	1