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Does it look like he’s throwing these?

191 upvotes • r/Mafex

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Fun with Bane

43 upvotes • r/Mafex

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If little kid me only knew

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Nightwing throwing poses

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But we are initiated, aren’t we, Bruce?

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When working out equilibrium constants, why do we multiply the concentrations of the products as opposed to literally any other mathematical operation?

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Just posing around

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How do migratory birds deal with competition when they move from their natural home in the winter?

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Is there a temperature at which osmosis can be halted without freezing the water or solutions involved?

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In the process of potential energy becoming kinetic energy we lose energy in the form of heat. My chemistry book implies that this 'lost heat' is different from nature's 'heat tax'. I don't understand the difference.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Does it look like he’s throwing these?	191	Mafex
Fun with Bane	43	Mafex
If little kid me only knew	40	Mafex
Nightwing throwing poses	32	Mafex
But we are initiated, aren’t we, Bruce?	23	ActionFigures
When working out equilibrium constants, why do we multiply the concentrations of the products as opposed to literally any other mathematical operation?	17	askscience
Just posing around	10	ActionFigures
How do migratory birds deal with competition when they move from their natural home in the winter?	5	askscience
Is there a temperature at which osmosis can be halted without freezing the water or solutions involved?	4	askscience
In the process of potential energy becoming kinetic energy we lose energy in the form of heat. My chemistry book implies that this 'lost heat' is different from nature's 'heat tax'. I don't understand the difference.	1	askscience