Accurate Solution Chemistry
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After just finishing solutions in chemistry, I feel that I may have enough information to fend off any forum trolls for the time being.
My main Issues:
- No solutions of liquids disslolving into each other.
- By this I mean saltwater and water diffusing into each other.
- No solutions of gasses dissolving into liquids
- an example would be o2 dissolving into water
- Saltwater and water acting like oils (no mingling/diffusing)
- water turning distilled water into water
- shouldn't the water just diffuse through the distilled water and conduct there?
- *idea* the water could conduct/not conduct based on life (like deut concentrations, sorta)
- shouldn't the water just diffuse through the distilled water and conduct there?
- water and acid not diffusing
- acid does not destroy water, water makes acid more dilute
- Precipitates-possible or not possible?
- Reversible Reactons-I do not believe that powder toy currently has any.
At any rate, I do not want to start a series of flame wars, I am just curious: could this be done? I have little to no knowledge of programming, so please explain simply.
I also understand that water is an ancient elment, so I do not expect changes.
- No solutions of liquids disslolving into each other.
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@tommig (View Post)
>Well we have chemistry troll #1. Anyone else want to claim the title too?
I don't suppose you have a certification, or do you? ^_^ -
@R3APER (View Post)
XD
NEW FORUM RULE: you must have a GCSE in chemistry to post on the forums.
Oh shit.... that means 99.99% of the community can't post! :O -
@plead-for-destruction (View Post)
"The General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) is an academic qualification awarded in a specified subject, generally taken in a number of subjects by students aged 14–16 in secondary education in England, Wales and Northern Ireland..." So if I live outside of these countries does that mean I am immediately exempt from a requirement of having one such certification? Loophole!
