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David H
The official figure is that man produces 3% of the CO2 in the atmosphere. Since the industrial revolution the total has increased by 30%. I can't handle maths so not sure how these two fit together,...
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kopend
slugs - do they do any good in the garden?
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sprayer
Friends of mine are on holiday soon and are Formula 1 racing fanatics. unfortunately they will be away for the next grand prix they have asked me if it is possible to download the race onto a memory...
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dibble1
I don't remember being taught this but apparently liquids boil in a vacuum. Does this generate heat? If so why can't we harness this heat?
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jimzee4
Factorise a^2(b-c)+b^2(c-a)+c^2(a-b) ^2 means squared Any ideas?...
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mollykins
thanks for all your help, the non calculator paper was hard, but not impossible, there was a question with a grid with stuff like x + y + z = 10 then x + 2y + 3z = 28 etc etc with a grid of 9...
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Prudie
Sorry if this has been asked before but I don't understand the ads for broadband providers - eg BT and their up to 20 mbs speed - when surely it depends on your locality. I have 0.5 ish in my area but...
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rov1200
There has been a series of programs on Channel 4 this week about past scientists who have changed our world. Is there any living scientists who could be added to the program so that in 100 years time...
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Banu
Three charges 0.1 coulomb each are placed on the corners of an equilateral triangle of side 1 meter. If the energy is supplied to the system at the rate of 1 kW, how much time would be required to...
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MADCARD7
what is the difference in the structure of tRNA and mRNA?
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rov1200
The breakthrough by Craig Venter this week in creating an artificial cell has been applauded by the scientific community. This was only a small step in creating a cell and only emphasises how little...
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rov1200
If a 1-ton car is travelling at a constant 60mph what force is exerted if it hit a stationary object? I always thought that Force=mass x acceleration but in this case 'a' = 0, therefore F = 0.
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rov1200
DNA can produce proteins that give it form and shape but what gives it the ability to seek out a target when formed. Is there really a sixth sense?
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flobadob
Is there a good go to site for all general technological products like cameras, camcorders, tvs etc. which would also hold archive reviews and specifications. I am currently trying to get a mini dv...
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wizard66
What is the difference between pasturised, sterilised and uht milk? Also what type of these milks is used in cheese making? thanks guys....
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danchc
According to the American Nuclear Society website: "a Nucleus that has more Neutrons than Protons is unstable, and such Nucleus will try to become stable by giving off particles or packets of...
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AndiFlatland
I've often noticed that when 2 shadows approach each other, just before they meet there seems to be a sort of 'reaching out' to each other. It's as if they are being gravitationally drawn to each...
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Fredinappolis
Does anyone know any good websites that talk about how an infrared detector and emitter from Radioshack works? I don't understand the theory behind it. I also am wondering about how transistors work....
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mollykins
while looking at a maths revisioni looked at reaaranging formulas, but there was something that confused me. I know the density is mass / volume, but i've always done it as g/cm cubed, or another...
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bembo67
Hi,my laptop will not start up when plugged in i have tried taking battery out holding down power button for 30-40 seconds,then plugging power lead back in,trying lead without battery etc,everything...

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