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14801 Typhus and Malaria: Question - When you have had typhus or malaria, you can get sick from the disease without warning and without being near any carriers. Why is this? Both typhus and malaria are infectious diseases. Typhus is...

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Learning Level: Automated estimate indicates when resources can be used for students.Freshman/Sophomore College
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14802 Bonding and Fats: Question - It is said that double bonds are stronger than single and tripe stronger than double etc. If this is the case why are saturated fats bad for you? Wouldnt they be easier to break down since...

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Learning Level: Automated estimate indicates when resources can be used for students.Junior/Senior College
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14803 Chlorophyll Instability: Question - why do chlorophyll breaks down? Possibly helpful: http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/byz/wxtalk/talk30.php http://www.iowadnr.com/forestry/fallcolor.html Anthony Brach Ph.D. ==================================...

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14804 Black/white holes: Ask A Scientist[Copyright] Astronomy Archive Black/white holes Author: eileenb What do black holes and white holes do? Response #: 1 of 1 Author: samuel p bowen A black hole is a collapsed star or body that has become so dense that it becomes smaller than nature weld have expected for that mass. This means that the...

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14805 Silly Putty and Jello: Question: I could use information on why silly putty bounces and why Jello jiggles in relation to polymers. Thanks. Robert A Kinson Answer: Silly putty is made of long flexible molecules all tangled up. If you just let the putty sit or smoosh it with...

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14806 Esterification or Estrification?: Question - I am a translator working on a short text (in Polish) of instructions on how to use this new emulsifier. There is a reference to 'estrification'. The Google search brought up this...

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14807 Ask USGS: Ask USGS...

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14808 Fermilab Program: Tours: Fermilab offers tours to people, ages 10 and older. For individuals and small groups of fewer than 10, there are two options: Ask-a-Scientist held on the first Sunday of the month and Get to Know Fermilab held Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. For groups of 10 or more, tours are by appointment...

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