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If all of the fans on one side of a stadium blew at the same time, would you be able to tell the difference on the field?

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If there was a tube going straight through the middle of the earth and I jumped into it, what would happen?

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I've noticed that toluene boils faster than water even though toluene has a higher boiling point. The toluene I am using is 99%, and the water is DI water. What could be the reasoning behind this?

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I work in a lab and have noticed that an equivalent amount (volume) of toluene will boil faster than water. However, toluene has a higher boiling point than water. Why does this happen?

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If all of the fans on one side of a stadium blew at the same time, would you be able to tell the difference on the field?	1
If there was a tube going straight through the middle of the earth and I jumped into it, what would happen?	1
I've noticed that toluene boils faster than water even though toluene has a higher boiling point. The toluene I am using is 99%, and the water is DI water. What could be the reasoning behind this?	1
I work in a lab and have noticed that an equivalent amount (volume) of toluene will boil faster than water. However, toluene has a higher boiling point than water. Why does this happen?	1