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    n. pl.Noun (plural)Tiny pieces or quantities of some things
    Insects will find the smallest particles of food on your plate
    n. pl.Noun (plural)Plural form of a minute portion of matter.
    Scientists are exploring the behavior of fundamental particles.
    n. pl.Noun (plural)Plural form of a word that is grammatically related to another word in a sentence.
    English has many phrasal verbs that use particles.

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    8 Odd Dog Behaviors That Have Hidden Meanings

    08:108 Odd Dog Behaviors That Have Hidden Meanings
    • which means then that when they go to sniff things, tiny scent particles from it will stick to their nose, which enhances their odour.

      which means then that when they go to sniff things, tiny scent particles from it will stick to their nose, which enhances their odour.

    • But the other reason why they lick their nose is because when they lick it, they lick off the scent particles that are already sticking to their nose, and they eat them.

      But the other reason why they lick their nose is because when they lick it, they lick off the scent particles that are already sticking to their nose, and they eat them.

    B1

    How to Survive a Building Explosion

    06:05How to Survive a Building Explosion
    • The explosion sends out a blast wave made of highly compressed air particles, moving faster than the speed of sound.

      The explosion sends out a blast wave made of highly compressed air particles, moving faster than the speed of sound.

    • The explosion sends out a blast wave made of highly compressed air particles moving faster than the speed of sound.

      The explosion sends out a blast wave made of highly compressed air particles moving faster than the speed of sound.

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    What is clear-air turbulence and how was SQ321 affected?

    03:48What is clear-air turbulence and how was SQ321 affected?
    • And if you are thinking, "Wouldn't the pilot know there's a storm ahead?" turbulence can usually be detected on the plane's weather radar, if they contain water particles.

      And if you are thinking, "Wouldn't the pilot know there's a storm ahead?" turbulence can usually be detected on the plane's weather radar, if they contain water particles.

    • And if you're thinking, "Wouldn't the pilot know there's a storm ahead?" Well, turbulence can usually be detected on a plane's weather radar if they contain water particles,

      And if you're thinking, "Wouldn't the pilot know there's a storm ahead?" Well, turbulence can usually be detected on a plane's weather radar if they contain water particles,

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    The Most Radioactive Places on Earth

    11:18The Most Radioactive Places on Earth
    • alpha particles coming off this spot right here. Apparently after she was working in

      alpha particles coming off this spot right here. Apparently after she was working in

    • alpha particles coming off this spot right here. Apparently after she was working in

      alpha particles coming off this spot right here. Apparently after she was working in

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    Smoking is Awesome

    11:45Smoking is Awesome
    • The remaining 5% are particles called tar and they contain the magic sauce: carbon or nitrogen compounds filled with nicotine.

      The remaining 5% are particles called tar and they contain the magic sauce: carbon or nitrogen compounds filled with nicotine.

    • As you inhale, billions of particles interact with everything they pass through, getting stuck on your throat, tongue and trachea. 

      As you inhale, billions of particles interact with everything they pass through, getting stuck on your throat, tongue and trachea. 

    B1

    What Is Time? (better audio) Determinism, Quantum Physics, Consciousness, Free Will, Causality...

    31:18What Is Time? (better audio) Determinism, Quantum Physics, Consciousness, Free Will, Causality...
    • Let's talk about time dilation with an example. We have the elementary particles called muons,

      Let's talk about time dilation with an example. We have the elementary particles called muons,

    • Let's talk about time dilation with an example. We have the elementary particles called muons,

      Let's talk about time dilation with an example. We have the elementary particles called muons,

    B1

    Smoking vs Vaping

    04:20Smoking vs Vaping
    • This smoke consists of partially burned particles which creates tar in your body, has cancer causing effects, blackens teeth and destroys taste buds.

      This smoke consists of partially burned particles which creates tar in your body, has cancer causing effects, blackens teeth and destroys taste buds.

    • inhale smoke in the process. This smoke consist of partially burned particles which creates

      inhale smoke in the process. This smoke consist of partially burned particles which creates

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    UV light kills viruses. Why isn't it everywhere?

    07:44UV light kills viruses. Why isn't it everywhere?
    • If you're exposed to lots of particles,

      If you're exposed to lots of particles,

    B2

    What If the World Lost Oxygen for Five Seconds?

    03:12What If the World Lost Oxygen for Five Seconds?
    • Before it hits the earth, light from the sun bounces off multiple particles in the air.

      Before it hits the earth, light from the sun bounces off multiple particles in the air.

    B1

    What Is Something?

    05:34What Is Something?
    • You are matter, which is made of molecules, which are made of atoms, and those are made of elementary particles.

      You are matter, which is made of molecules, which are made of atoms, and those are made of elementary particles.

    • But, if elementary particles are the smallest things that exist, What are THEY made of?

      But, if elementary particles are the smallest things that exist, What are THEY made of?

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