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Let's try again. Sodium hydroxide releases heat when it dissolves. BUT heating it up makes it more soluble, not less. Is this a violation of LeChatelier's principle?

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what is the best conclusive proof of common ancestry and evolution?

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why do auroras only happen at the poles?

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Why doesn't Cantor's diagonalisation argument apply to the natural numbers themselves?

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Let's try again. Sodium hydroxide releases heat when it dissolves. BUT heating it up makes it more soluble, not less. Is this a violation of LeChatelier's principle?	1
what is the best conclusive proof of common ancestry and evolution?	1
why do auroras only happen at the poles?	0
Why doesn't Cantor's diagonalisation argument apply to the natural numbers themselves?	0