What is the softest substance?
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How bout a mushy answer like ..... My heart when I think of you ... \nOther than that .... define soft .... you mean soft like a liquid ... or soft like a feather ???
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One of inorganic.\n4 of Organic (Harder) Less if you take Microbiology.
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You are talking about specific heat. According to the chart at the link below, it's a tie between Radon and Radium. They have the lowest specific heat.\n\nSpecific heat is defined to be the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of one kilogram of the substance by one kelvin. You are asking about the elements with the lowest specific heat. Gold and lead also have very low specific heats.
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styrofoam i guess. \nlose three fingers?....ouch-ouch and ouch.
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its something soft that you usually ware or something soft which wares you down
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You are looking for a plasticine clay.  It does not get hard and is very maliable.
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steam has the most entropy because the water molecules in steam have almost completely overcome any intermolecular forces keeping them together, allowing them to bounce around chaotically.\nsnow and ice have the least entropy since they are solids and the water molecules are arranged into neat patterns.\nliquid water is in the middle since its molecules can slide around each other, but they aren't completely free from intermolecular forces.
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Soft...well depends on where they're going :P I guess as long as he doesn't hurt me it doesn't matter.
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polar.\n\nThe best way to think of it is in terms of water solubility.  Non polar organic molecules usually have lots of hydrogens, and usually no oxygens.
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A substance is called an elastomer if it is elastic in nature i.e. it follows Hooke's law. Slime is not an elastomer.
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Yes talc is a mineral. Talc is the softest mineral on Moh's hardness scale.\n\n10 Diamond  HARDEST\n9 Corundum  \n8 Topaz  \n7 Quartz  \n6 Feldspar \n5 Apatite\n4 Fluorspar\n3 Calcite\n2 Gypsum \n1 Talc  SOFTEST
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solid-most dense\nliquid-middle dense\ngas- least dense
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Hands down... gallium...\n\nGallium is a silvery metal that melts at 30 degree Celsius... thats 86 degree Fahrenheit... the stuff can be a nice solid chunk sitting on a table, and literally melt through your fingers when you pick it up... its the only substance I am aware of that has a melting point of approximately the temperature of the human body...
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suede most definatly its so soft and oh man..that is the one.
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more soluble in what solution?
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I believe it would be:\n\nNe\nCH3Br\nCH3CN\nCH3OH\n\nthe -OH is the strongest of these because of hydrogen bonding
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definately vodka - this is a serious response. i ensure it will work