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Does material strain rate have a theoretical maximum?

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Can certain metals respond to an unlimited number of stress relief bakes?

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Does salt take longer to dissolve in hard water?

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Is an object's center of gravity the spatial average of where all of its atoms individually exert their own gravitational pull?

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What determines the time required for a wound to heal?

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Would light visibly travel slowly around or away from an object that was infinitesimally lighter than the mass necessary to form a black hole?

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What is the evolutionary advantage to having beard hair extend as far as it does until becoming 'sideburns' i.e. head hair?

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What part of the glass tempering process creates spots on automotive windshields (link below)?

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Are 'smell particles' detached molecules of the actual object from which they emanate? If so, could a hot plate of food "vaporize" and disappear if enough of its molecules drifted away as smell particles?

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How can an elastic wave (speed of sound) overtake a crack front to produce a tertiary wallner line in glass if cracks propagate much faster than the speed of sound?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Does material strain rate have a theoretical maximum?	1	askscience
Can certain metals respond to an unlimited number of stress relief bakes?	1	askscience
Does salt take longer to dissolve in hard water?	1	askscience
Is an object's center of gravity the spatial average of where all of its atoms individually exert their own gravitational pull?	1	askscience
What determines the time required for a wound to heal?	1	askscience
Would light visibly travel slowly around or away from an object that was infinitesimally lighter than the mass necessary to form a black hole?	1	askscience
What is the evolutionary advantage to having beard hair extend as far as it does until becoming 'sideburns' i.e. head hair?	1	askscience
What part of the glass tempering process creates spots on automotive windshields (link below)?	1	askscience
Are 'smell particles' detached molecules of the actual object from which they emanate? If so, could a hot plate of food "vaporize" and disappear if enough of its molecules drifted away as smell particles?	1	askscience
How can an elastic wave (speed of sound) overtake a crack front to produce a tertiary wallner line in glass if cracks propagate much faster than the speed of sound?	1	askscience