Chemically Acurate Substances by faithshadow
I made these chemicals by using "molecules" out of elements that react similarly to the real atoms.
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chemistry
h2o2
ctype
science
snow
mixture
element
crmc
ceramics
Comments
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Normie 1st Apr 2016
Broken, its snow after update :/ -
lshh 1st Apr 2016
AHHH! 7 YEARS OF TPT AND IVE NEVER SEEN A COMMENT FROM LOCKHEEDMARTIN! And the first time I do, its to say a chemical formula is wrong. Cool save! -
YurianArmySoldier 1st Apr 2016
i love those fresh powders, i thinki will use them for making a nuclear warhead missile. -
Sylvi 1st Apr 2016
C2H5OH is the correct formula for the first one. The carbons cannot bond any more hydrogens, nor can the hydroxide ion. -
coryman 1st Apr 2016
That is true actually. The H2O2 and KNO3 don't burn without fire, they just make oxygen. But I think the other comments are right, you got the formula wrong for the first one. C2H5OH or C2H6O, not C2H6OH -
faithshadow 31st Mar 2016
All the chemicals here apart from Hydrogen Peroxide can burn. Personally I am frustrated by the natural kind of oxygen in the background allowing things to burn without the element touching it. If chemicals were handled with bonds then these would be the closest you would get. -
faithshadow 31st Mar 2016For people complaining abut the explosions not being acurate. That wasnt the point. I made the molecules jsut like theya re composed in reality using elements that behave similarly. Since TPT cant actualy handle that kind of thing then yes, somethign made of the same things Hydrogen Peroxide explodes becuase its more like Hydroxy gas.
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faithshadow 31st Mar 2016combustion-man: A chemical can be represented in multiple ways. I may have been inconsistant with the format but it is the same chemical.
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combustion-man 31st Mar 2016
it should be C2H5OH -
YurianArmySoldier 31st Mar 2016*pours the acid from the vial on the* C2A6OH