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Found in Arts & Literature:
Q: What Ray Bradbury novel is named for temperature at which paper catches fire? A: Fahrenheit 451
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Found in History:
Q: During WWII how did the German Army make diesel fuel? A: Synthetically through the Fischer-Tropsch processQ: During WWI how did the Germany Army make ammonia for explosives? A: Using the Haber ProcessQ: Which drug, later found to have devastating side effects, was launched in 1957 to help pregnant women overcome morning sickne A: Thalidomide
Found in Science & Nature:
Q: What is added to water to make tonic water? A: QuinineQ: What is Ethyl Alcohol commonly known as? A: EthanolQ: What is acetylsalicylic acid commonly known as? A: AspirinQ: Which element has the lowest boiling point? A: HeliumQ: Which chemical element has the highest boiling point? A: TungstenQ: What metals is Bell metal an alloy of? A: Tin and copperQ: What is the chemical symbol for lead? A: PbQ: What metal has the chemical symbol Pb? A: LeadQ: What is the correct name for brown coal? A: LigniteQ: By what name is Lignite often referred to as? A: Brown coalQ: What chemical compound causes pain in muscles after exercise? A: Lactic acidQ: By what name is "Calcium oxide" more commonly known? A: QuicklimeQ: Cinnabar is the most common source for which compound? A: MercuryQ: What is the common name for solid carbon dioxide? A: Dry iceQ: "Cardice" is another term for what? A: Dry iceQ: The process of water changing to vapour is known as what? A: EvaporationQ: What is the chemical name for quicksilver? A: Mercury
Found in Miscellaneous:
Q: What is the core in most pencils made from? A: Graphite