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Then would replacing the 1st and 3rd hydrogen with an oxygen create a metadox?
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Everyone loves ⌬
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0:40 How do you recognize a woman's lab? Colors, colors, colors everywhere :-P
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Benzene has two isomers that are constantly changing to each other.
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In my highschool chemistry class we just learned that benzene does not in fact contain any double bonds, but that each bond is an intermediate between double and single. Now I don't know what to believe.
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dubbapon, singapon, dubbapon, singapon, dubbapon, singapon!
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@theNewCodingFrontier ty lol
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Kāpēc benzīns? Tas ir benzols. :)
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Change the H to Fe and what do you have?
A ferrous wheel. :P Science teacher lol
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My chemistry teacher told me of this horrible irony
If you replace two of the hydrogens at opposite ends with Oxygens it can't exist.
For it become a "parad-ox"
Worse if they are right next to other. Then you can't do any experiments because they are "orthod-ox," and thus refuse to change XD
(It's a pun...Get it?)
Vennificus 1 year ago 15
anyone else keep playing 1:40 over and over again?
theNewCodingFrontier 1 year ago 9