When chilies burn in our mouths, the surrounding temperature does not affect how hot the taste of the chilli is. It is only the spiciness that we taste in our mouths. This spiciness is caused by the chemical called capsaicin. This chemical is contained in the cells of the chilli. Capsaicin irritates the cells in your mouth so that is why you feel the discomfort in your mouth.
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Unlike velocity,speed is scalar,which means it is described by MAGNITUDE only.
Corrosive. It’s something that tends to cause corrosion, and it means to destroy or damage things slowly by chemical action.
Weight is a force, and is defined as mass times acceleration. So (g is acceleration and m is mass):
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