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How do I calculate the amount of heat in a volume of air?

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Is there any truth to the "well known fact" that open flames near diesel fuel isn't as risky as open flames near gasoline?

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After you super saturate a volume of water with a compound, can you still dissolve more of another compound in that same water?

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How far back in history did humans figure out that intercourse led to pregnancy? What did we think caused it before that?

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With 1/6th gravity on the moon, can astronauts fall from heights with no risk of injury?

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Do magnetic fields not have an "Inverse Square Law" equivalent for strength related to distance?

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Is there a way to detect if someone has received a vaccine? Or if it worked? Is there a danger in giving someone the same vaccine again?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How do I calculate the amount of heat in a volume of air?	1
Is there any truth to the "well known fact" that open flames near diesel fuel isn't as risky as open flames near gasoline?	1
After you super saturate a volume of water with a compound, can you still dissolve more of another compound in that same water?	1
How far back in history did humans figure out that intercourse led to pregnancy? What did we think caused it before that?	1
With 1/6th gravity on the moon, can astronauts fall from heights with no risk of injury?	0
Do magnetic fields not have an "Inverse Square Law" equivalent for strength related to distance?	0
Is there a way to detect if someone has received a vaccine? Or if it worked? Is there a danger in giving someone the same vaccine again?	0