What is the commonly used scale to measure earthquake intensity and who is credited for devising the scale?
What will be an ideal response?
Richter scale is the commonly used measure of earthquake intensity, named after Professor Charles Richter of California Institute of Technology.
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A self-contained recovery device:
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All of the following are achievements of Benjamin Franklin EXCEPT
A. the lightning rod. B. influential poetry. C. bifocal glasses. D. a highly efficient stove. E. author of Poor Richard's Almanack.