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Dialogue of Curiosity
Dialogue of Curiosity
DIALOGUE 1:
A: Does a rocket need petrol to fly?
B: No, it doesn’t
A: How does it fly? I’m really curious.
B: It uses hydrogen. The hydrogen produces a lot of heat when it burns. It produces
at least twice as much energy per gram as any other common fuel. That is why it is
used as a fuel for rocket.
DIALOGUE 2 :
A: I wonder how the toothpastes work on our teeth.
B: The Alkali neutralizes acids on our teeth produced by bacteria when they feed
on sugars in our food.
A: What will happen if the acid is not destroyed?
B: If the acid is not destroyed, it corrodes the teeth causing them to decay.
Toothpaste usually contains magnesium hydroxide, which neutralizes the acids in
the mouth.
DIALOGUE 3:
A: I’ve always been curious about the reason why the old wrecks are now covered
with valuable platinum metal.
B: You know, in the 1970s, old cars were dumped in the sea around Hawaii to
form artificial reefs to provide shelter for fish.
A: Really? Then what happened to the car?
B: Well, sea water contains platinum which is below iron in the reactivity series.
Over the years, the iron in the cars has displaced the platinum so that the old
wrecks are now covered with valuable platinum metal.
DIALOGUE 4 :
DIALOGUE 5 :