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Kitchen Science: A salt on the senses

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageSalt seems common enough, but it has some astounding properties.Shutterstock

When we say “salt”, we usually mean the stuff we sprinkle on our chips, which is sodium chloride (NaCl). But, technically speaking, this is just one example of a salt.

In chemistry, a salt is an ionic compound that comes from the neutralisation reaction of an...

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What's Mother's Day if you've been born in a machine and raised by robots?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageCould a robot raise a child without the need for a mother?Shutterstock/Linda Bucklin

As far-fetched as it may seem today, there are a couple of compelling reasons why some humans may one day be born without either a mother or father as we now know them, and with no other humans around to bring them up.

The first is the uninhabitable Earth scenario:...

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  2. New study: no increase in brain cancer across 29 years of mobile use in Australia
  3. Shorten budget reply: Labor finds big dollars by rejecting most of budget's company tax cut
  4. Why is Brazil trying to block WhatsApp?
  5. Politics podcast: In Conversation with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull
  6. We want men to stop honking their horn at women because they respect them, not for fear of punishment
  7. Extra steps required to ensure jobs plan delivers for young people
  8. Good news for the only place on Earth where tigers, rhinos, orangutans and elephants live together
  9. Why as an Indian-Australian, I'll be watching Sunday's Logies for the first time in years
  10. A 'new' approach to communicating – oh, and jobs and growth – to be found in Budget 2016
  11. Got gallstones? Here's what to eat and avoid
  12. High Court asked to declare Manus detention illegal as 859 detainees seek their day in court
  13. What the government wants us to do – and not do – based on the budget
  14. Australia hopes favourite Clinton gets up, but Trump looms in wildly unpredictable US presidential race
  15. Super changes in budget are a step forward in addressing equity
  16. The poster is political: how artists are challenging climate change
  17. Women left behind by a budget that does little to redress inequality
  18. Environmental score card shows Australia is once again in decline
  19. Turnbull still hasn't sold us on the innovation dream
  20. Klinefelter's syndrome: being unable to produce testosterone has serious implications for men
  21. It's time to future-proof Australia's copyright laws for the 21st century
  22. Nothing seems able to make Nauru asylum seekers an issue
  23. Budget podcast: Mathias Cormann on the government's economic plan
  24. Trump wins Republican nomination after Cruz drops out following Indiana loss
  25. 'Living here will make you fat' – do we need a public health warning?
  26. Savage budget cuts pull Australia down in foreign aid rankings
  27. Paying for infrastructure means using 'land value capture', but does it also mean more tax?
  28. Weekly Dose: paracetamol may be our favourite mild painkiller, but it doesn't work for everything
  29. Self-immolation incidents on Nauru are acts of 'hopeful despair'
  30. Bertrand Russell and the case for 'Philosophy for Everyone'
  31. Is two hours of screen time really too much for kids?
  32. Budget 2016 brings temporary solutions for schools, and puts more demands on students and teachers
  33. Budget does little to help 'transition' the economy
  34. Higher education in policy paralysis after Budget 2016 – what now?
  35. Three critical tests for Budget 2016: how does it fare?
  36. Thin capitalisation – the multinational tax avoidance strategy the budget forgot
  37. Federal budget 2016: arts experts react
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  39. Priest convicted of sexually abusing children, now for the questions about a cover-up
  40. Budget repair, climate risks and global concerns all ignored in this conflicted effort
  41. Fanciful promises of reducing debt won't protect our AAA credit rating
  42. In Other Words: Jhumpa Lahiri takes on a foreign tongue
  43. Morrison's message is light on ideology and strong on soothing ahead of the election
  44. City Deals still no more than a pamphlet after Budget 2016
  45. Budget 2016: Winners and losers
  46. How’s your walnut, mate? Why men don't like to talk about their enlarged prostate
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