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If carbon and nitrogen are more electronegative than hydrogen (C = 2.55 and N = 3.04 while H = 2.2), why are methane and ammonia hydrides?

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Does water count as boson, since it has even number of baryons and electrons?

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Are arthropods in general truly have no consciousness?

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How can we detect gravitational waves? And why can we detect them, if we can't confirm graviton's existence?

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Is liquid CO2 hydrophobic?

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Is there a name for this concept where words have ‘plus’ and ‘minus’ qualities?

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Does life have higher entropy than non-living things?

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If superpartners exist, can they form composite particles similar to baryons, atoms, or even molecules?

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If carbon and nitrogen are more electronegative than hydrogen (C = 2.55 and N = 3.04 while H = 2.2), why are methane and ammonia hydrides?	578	askscience
Does water count as boson, since it has even number of baryons and electrons?	135	askscience
Are arthropods in general truly have no consciousness?	1	askscience
How can we detect gravitational waves? And why can we detect them, if we can't confirm graviton's existence?	1	askscience
Is liquid CO2 hydrophobic?	1	askscience
Is there a name for this concept where words have ‘plus’ and ‘minus’ qualities?	1	askphilosophy
Does life have higher entropy than non-living things?	1	askscience
If superpartners exist, can they form composite particles similar to baryons, atoms, or even molecules?	1	askscience