Chemistry Concepts: Conservation of Mass/Energy

[TIMTEB0WFAN]

thank you very much for that simple explanation lol i h8 chemistry class so much my teacher is the most retarded unorganized bitch ever

[TheDuctDude]

HI MISS HICKS, tis holden here

[Beffeux]

John d'oeuf

[peaceloveunderstable]

what are the two chemicals???????????????????

[wanintenucks]

@peaceloveunderstable lead nitrate and potassium iodide i think.

[Draxis32]

This reaction is quite poisonous, watch out.

But the Conservation of Mass/Energy may aply to regular chemistry, but when it comes to phisics we all know that this law doesn't exist, even if you consider everything there is always a mininum loss that we have no clue where that energy went.

[LydRah2008]

Whoa! It turned yellow!

[kano1957]

Somewone slept at the physics lesson. The mass loss is eqvivalent to energy released by E=mc2

[FalconKingReturns]

hehehehe paul likes sasuages. jk no he's cool

[GigaAndy]

Dunno what the end of the description is going on about, in any reaction mass/energy is conserved.

[ThirstForScience]

Exactly, mass/energy is the problem.

I added that quickly when someone else made a comment about converting mass to energy.

I didn't talk about mass energy equivalence at all, BUT it would probably be better to just add "mass/energy" to the description instead of that weird sentence at the end.

Thanks!

[pranksterright]

conceptual physics just what im learning in science

[RetardPwnage]

Simple but true.

[DukhtareKabuly]

duh!!!!

[nitomusicavida]

thanks I get it now :)

[gabm]

Thank you for showing this experiement.

I was absent from Chemistry class the day we did this!