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What is the difference between a sandal and slippers?
Sandals are open-toed and slippers are not.
History of slippers?
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Do your feet get bigger if you don't wear socks on slippers?
yes they do. research shows that if you wear socks or slippers the sweat will stay in and will not escape which will cause them to get smaller.I found this out from florida university
An important part of chemistry is the study of the structure and properties of?
An answer is not possible for this question: all domains of chemistry are important and interdependent.
Why are physical and chemical properties important to scientist?
to predict reactions and take safety plus security measures.
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