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If liquid helium is the coldest substance we have commercially available to us today, how did we first cool helium down to that temperature without the use of something colder?

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what changes have you made to your game for your own enjoyment?

37 upvotes • r/GTNH

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Why do some chemical reactions need catalysts (such as potassium permanganate), and what does the catalyst do if it is not used up?

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Is there a point with superheavy elements where the outermost valence electrons will be too far away from the protons of the nucleus to be held in their shells?

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When you cut a loaf of bread, what happens to the chemical bonds at the site of the cut?

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[WP] One month ago, NASA released a press statement detailing the observational evidence we have for a very large 9th planet outside our solar system. However, after further investigation, it becomes clear the object in question is not a planet...

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Psychologically, why do musicians make faces and move when they are really into their music?

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When I taste something containing dissolved salt, am I tasting the sodium ion, the chlorine ion or a combination of both?

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Will chimpanzees ever evolve and create civilization?

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I just dropped my phone in the toilet, and now it's in a bag of desiccant. How does desiccant on the outside of the phone pull the water from the inside into it when it is separated by the phone's shell?

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If liquid helium is the coldest substance we have commercially available to us today, how did we first cool helium down to that temperature without the use of something colder?	103	askscience
what changes have you made to your game for your own enjoyment?	37	GTNH
Why do some chemical reactions need catalysts (such as potassium permanganate), and what does the catalyst do if it is not used up?	5	askscience
Is there a point with superheavy elements where the outermost valence electrons will be too far away from the protons of the nucleus to be held in their shells?	4	askscience
When you cut a loaf of bread, what happens to the chemical bonds at the site of the cut?	4	askscience
[WP] One month ago, NASA released a press statement detailing the observational evidence we have for a very large 9th planet outside our solar system. However, after further investigation, it becomes clear the object in question is not a planet...	3	WritingPrompts
Psychologically, why do musicians make faces and move when they are really into their music?	1	askscience
When I taste something containing dissolved salt, am I tasting the sodium ion, the chlorine ion or a combination of both?	1	askscience
Will chimpanzees ever evolve and create civilization?	1	askscience
I just dropped my phone in the toilet, and now it's in a bag of desiccant. How does desiccant on the outside of the phone pull the water from the inside into it when it is separated by the phone's shell?	1	askscience