Do anomalies in time and space affect chemical reactions?

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From: Gerry Lintonice
Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2005 09:15

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If there is dark matter, a black hole or a wormhole near a chemical
reaction, will these anomalies that affect time and space also affect
the chemical reaction?

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