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Are there any chemicals that are naturally a plasma at room temperature?

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I’ve heard of chemical reactions that turn liquid, solid, and gas to gas and of reactions that turn liquid to solid and solid to liquid but are there any reactions that turn gas into liquid or solid?

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Could there possibly be a way for a single felled organism to become “intelligent”?

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I wanna wrap a battery in tin foil, am I gonna die?

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[WP] As it turns out, succubi and incubi aren’t unique. All of the seven sins have their own tempters, however these are based on medieval era standards.

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Is there any connection between god and good sounding so similar

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What’s the Big Bang gonna look like?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are there any chemicals that are naturally a plasma at room temperature?	1	askscience
I’ve heard of chemical reactions that turn liquid, solid, and gas to gas and of reactions that turn liquid to solid and solid to liquid but are there any reactions that turn gas into liquid or solid?	1	askscience
Could there possibly be a way for a single felled organism to become “intelligent”?	1	askscience
I wanna wrap a battery in tin foil, am I gonna die?	1	askscience
[WP] As it turns out, succubi and incubi aren’t unique. All of the seven sins have their own tempters, however these are based on medieval era standards.	1	WritingPrompts
Is there any connection between god and good sounding so similar	0	AskHistorians
What’s the Big Bang gonna look like?	0	askscience