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skunkadelic t1_j1xih6i wrote

Don't some creatures use glycerol as an antifreeze?

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Lanry3333 t1_j1yviex wrote

The similarities in physical properties between soap bubbles and cell membranes (+nanoparticles stuff) has always been interesting to me.

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christianbrowny t1_j1yn56r wrote

So can you scrape the bubbles off then make more bubbles to scrape off.

If you keep repeating this would you heat the liquid

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gazow t1_j1xj5dd wrote

> a finding that has implications for bubble stability.

oh good, finally some science with implications for the common man!

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tarrox1992 t1_j1y3o87 wrote

>https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/dfw3by/is_there_any_example_of_a_pure_math_that_suddenly/

There's some examples of pure math theory being used practically. Logic was studied for a long, long, time before we realized how useful it is for computers. Do you truly believe that it is impossible for this physical experiment to give any practical information? Do note, just because you can't possibly think of one, doesn't mean the people actually studying it can't. Even if that were the case, perhaps someone will be able to use this in a few hundred years.

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