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[url="http://infoplease.lycos.com/spot/earthquake1.html"]This says[/url] there was a 9.2 richter earthquake in Alaska on Good Friday, 1964.

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That says there was a 7.1 earthquake in the Hector mines on October 16th, 1999.

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Incorrect again. Look at my hint.

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This is my last try.

9.5 in Chile. May 22, 1960

[url="http://www.seismo-watch.com/EQSERVICES/NotableEQ/May/0522.Chile.html"]Link[/url]

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This is my last try.

9.5 in Chile. May 22, 1960

[url="http://www.seismo-watch.com/EQSERVICES/NotableEQ/May/0522.Chile.html"]Link[/url]

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A two-dimensional surface with only one side. Created usually by cutting out a long strip of paper, twisting it in the middle, then connecting the ends.



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A two-dimensional surface with only one side. Created usually by cutting out a long strip of paper, twisting it in the middle, then connecting the ends.



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Chemistry

Melvin Calvin won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1961 for his intensive studies in photosynthesis.

[ed: Dammit Razzle! You weren't supposed to beat me! ]

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Muahahahahaha!

Darnit, all the questions I know the answers to are already answered.

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Melvin Calvin won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1961 for his intensive studies in photosynthesis.

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I don't think I am right but anything that rusts reacts with water vapor, but potassium

Iron (Fe)?

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Originally posted by Flamedog:
I don't think I am right but anything that rusts reacts with water vapor, but potassium

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Mercury?

Francium?

Rust is actually a chemical reaction between oxygen AND water vapour. We're talking about water vapour alone here.

And mercury reacts with oxygen, not water. Could be sodium, sulphur, chlorine or nitrogen, but it's probably something else.

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Rust is actually a chemical reaction...

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