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I read about Fukashima struggling to deal with radioactive water, and wondered : Couldn't they use electrolysis to separate it into hydrogen and oxygen? Would the component parts still be radioactive?

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[Serious] Including Oxygen, what are the absolute minimum intake requirements for the average human body to sustainably perform 8 hours of heavy physical labor?

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Including Oxygen, what are the absolute minimum intake requirements for the average human body to sustainably perform 8 hours of heavy physical labor?

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Can Agromining be used to Farm Rare Earth Metals from Landfills?

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Can fields cause friction?

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I read about Fukashima struggling to deal with radioactive water, and wondered : Couldn't they use electrolysis to separate it into hydrogen and oxygen? Would the component parts still be radioactive?	1
[Serious] Including Oxygen, what are the absolute minimum intake requirements for the average human body to sustainably perform 8 hours of heavy physical labor?	1
Including Oxygen, what are the absolute minimum intake requirements for the average human body to sustainably perform 8 hours of heavy physical labor?	1
Can Agromining be used to Farm Rare Earth Metals from Landfills?	1
Can fields cause friction?	1