wilq

Hmm...funny, what you just said sounds a lot like what I just said. By the way, it's either FeO, Fe2O3, or Fe3O4. In the case of water as a catalyst, the intermediaries between Fe and it's oxides are Fe(OH)2 and Fe(OH)3, respectively. Also, the FeO becomes Fe2O3 upon further oxidation and a mixture of FeO and Fe2O3 partially becomes Fe3O4 upon further oxidation. If the Fe is oxidized in an Earth-like atmo (21% O2 (Oxygen dimer)), then the main product is Fe2O3 (Iron(III) Oxide). If oxidized in a low-O2 atmo, the main product is FeO (Iron(II) Oxide). If oxidized in a high-O2 atmo, the main product will be Fe3O4 (Iron(II,III) Oxide). If in a Earth-like or low-O2 atmo, Fe3O4 will eventually break down into FeO and Fe2O3 and, if in a Earth-like atmo, the FeO will eventually oxidize to Fe2O3.

EDIT: Lol! Just realised that "feo" (FeO) is the Spanish word for "ugly". Haha! Iron(II) Oxide is "ugly"!

warman45

Change the name "Hydrogen (HDGN)" to "Fusion Gas (FGAS)" and we've got a deal!

lolzy

Hm. Light is emitted at the p-n junction. It could be made a p- or n- type semiconductor. Two photons would be emitted per electric wave. The direction could be right-angled to the direction of the junction. Or just my all 8 directions idea (two of them would probably absorbed anyway. The photons emitted by the LED should be quite cold (50°?), I guess.

I know, you can create different wavelengths ('heat' in TPT) with an LED, but that would go too far, right? You can always heat them later or heat up the LED.

Wilq
coal into oil? that makes no sense alone has any realism.

coal is just carbon and oil is a hydrocarbon.

wilq

Sure. It's over. I just felt like toying with it a little before letting it drop. Nothing meant by it.

1°Antimatter
2°Singularity
3°leds?
This is (i Think) what people wants

The person that will study more is u cause corrosion is a property of material to be damaged by a chemical process
When a molecule of Iron (Fe) contacts water and oxygen,starts a chemical reaction that in 2 days will make metal RUSTED! RUST IS DIFFERENT BY CORROSION So study


(Donkey.....)

Macapple

Rusting is a type of corrosion, not different from it. Also, water is not necessary for metal to rust. It just speeds up (catalyses) the chemical reaction between iron and air. Oh, and pure Fe doesn't come in the form of molecules, it exists as single atoms. On this note, let's not keep discussing whom is the one among us that needs to study their chemistry.