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What are poles?
`They're called North and South.
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What is soap?
This is made when you mix fats with strong bases?
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What is the Richter Scale?
This is used to measure the strength of an earthquake.
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What is neutralization?
This is what the reaction is called when acids and bases mix.
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What is the nucleus?
You find most of the cell's DNA here.
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What is repelling?
It's called this when magnets push away from each other.
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What are oils?
This makes the soap lather.
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What is a seismograph?
This TOOL measures the strength of earthquakes.
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What are acids?
These taste sour.
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What are lysosomes?
These clean up the cells.
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What is an electromagnet?
A coil of metal wire with current running through it is called this.
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What is ash?
Historically, this subject was mixed with fats to make soap.
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What is the Ring of Fire?
This region is responsible for 90% of all earthquakes.
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What is Citric Acid?
This acid preserves fruits.
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What is cellulose?
In plants, these make up the cell walls.
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What is the distance?
The force varies inversely to this.
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What are oils?
The purpose of soap is to remove what substance from the skin?
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What are tectonic plates shifting?
Earthquakes are caused by this movement?
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What is the pH scale?
This scale measures the acidity of substances?
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What is a eukaryote?
These types of cells have a nucleus.
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What is ferromagnetic?
What term relates Iron (Fe), Cobalt (Co), and Nickel (Ni)?
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What is saponification?
The chemical reaction that makes the soap.
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What is the length of the fault?
This determines the maximum size of an earthquake.
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What is battery acid?
This substance has a pH of Zero.
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What is the vacuole?
The storage sac of the cell is called this.
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