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Commuting and Physical Symptoms, by burning hydrogen in oxygen and recognized that these were its only constituents. Cavendish also worked on electricity and heat. However his main contribution outside chemistry was an audacious experiment to measure the density of the earth which he referred to as “weighing the world”. This invol

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