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Testing liquid nitrogen into coca directly on television, female reporters almost lost their lives
Last November, the science teacher and YouTuber Jacob Strickling appeared on the television show
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7 most exotic materials in the world
People always try to find new materials with more superior features. And among them there are materials that seem to just come out of sci-fi movies ...
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Why do we have to fill the air with wheels?
Why don't we make tires entirely of rubber? Why do we fill the inside of the car with air?
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The 5 most powerful non-nuclear explosives in the world
TNT, TATP, RDX are three of the most destructive conventional explosives created in human history.
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Discover how liquid nitrogen destroys everything
When objects freeze due to liquid nitrogen, the particles inside them move much more slowly and the space between the particles almost disappears.
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Uses of coffee grounds
Many people know that coffee grounds are very good 'fertilizer' because it enriches nitrogen for the soil, but perhaps few people know that coffee grounds have many othe…
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The 'strange' thing happens when gasoline and liquid nitrogen meet
Liquid nitrogen is a very unique chemical from which many interesting experiments can be made that you will see soon.
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Ecosystem will be disturbed if cockroaches disappear
Cockroaches are one of the animals that humans hate the most, but their extinction will cause catastrophes to the ecosystems on the planet.
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Recreate the chemical reactions in books through realistic beams
The following animation experiments will help you understand and love this chemistry better.
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Discover the meal of the ancient people
Scientists have compared the teeth of 58 people living in different eras from the 11th to the 19th centuries in Spain and the ancient Inuit fossil teeth living in Alaska…
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Water is a catalyst in explosions
The most abundant material on Earth exhibits some incredible properties when placed in extreme conditions.
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Are guppies more carnivorous than tigers and sharks?
As a result of a new chemical analysis, Poecilia reticulata is placed high in the food chain, even standing on a shark.
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The process of nitrogen loss is taking place seriously in the Arabian Sea
Marine microbiologists from Max Planck Research Institute, Germany, and colleagues have discovered that the process of denitrifying bacteria is the main pathway to the l…
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New discovery of the phenomenon of underwater luminescence
The phenomenon of glowing in living organisms or bioluminescence is quite common, especially in marine species.
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Sahara desert sandstorm sustains life in the Atlantic Ocean
Research by the University of Liverpool found that the Sahara desert sandstorm helps sustain life across a large area of the North Atlantic.