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...central peaks as shown in the animation by a process called ‘elastic rebound’ (a similar rebound process occurs when water droplets hit the surface of a body of water). Central peaks are not seen in lunar craters bigger than about 200 km because they have subsided under their own weight, but peaks remain frozen in place in smaller craters where they are still visible...

...central component. And really creating science that's centred on people. SUBJECT 7 So I think the history of citizen science gives us a lot of interesting lessons for today's citizen science. It tells us that what you need is not just reaching out to the public, but you also need educating scientists, scientists who understand the questions and the issues that the public...

...central carbon atom is linked to three adjacent carbons rather than one (Figure 16). Their physical properties are slightly different, for example their boiling points differ by 10 °C, but otherwise they are very similar compounds. Drawing the possible structures (or using structural models) of the isomers gives 3 isomers for pentane, 5 for hexane, 9 for heptane, and so...