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Is there anyway to block or dim light waves with another type of wave?

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Is there a liquid that once it is frozen, remains a solid through any temperature?

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Is there a liquid that once it is frozen, remains a solid through any temperature?

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[chemistry] Does a liquid exist that once frozen, remains a solid through all temperatures

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In your field of science, what's the most interesting thing that has been discovered?

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To follow up on yesterday's question, "What is the vacuum of space?" How the fuck do space suits work that they aren't shredded in seconds? (Space)

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Why do second generation immigrants in the US, such as the children of Chinese immigrants, look so Americanized?

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Does your body absorb all of the sodium you put into it? Or is it treated like vitamins where you inly absorb a certain amount then the rest is flushed out. (Biology)

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Is there anyway to block or dim light waves with another type of wave?	1
Is there a liquid that once it is frozen, remains a solid through any temperature?	1
Is there a liquid that once it is frozen, remains a solid through any temperature?	1
[chemistry] Does a liquid exist that once frozen, remains a solid through all temperatures	1
In your field of science, what's the most interesting thing that has been discovered?	1
To follow up on yesterday's question, "What is the vacuum of space?" How the fuck do space suits work that they aren't shredded in seconds? (Space)	1
Why do second generation immigrants in the US, such as the children of Chinese immigrants, look so Americanized?	1
Does your body absorb all of the sodium you put into it? Or is it treated like vitamins where you inly absorb a certain amount then the rest is flushed out. (Biology)	1