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They sink. They are more dense. (I am sure of it. - I saw it done.)
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Will D2O ice cubes float or sink in liquid H2O (hidden icebergs)?
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@zurechtweiser :( :( :(
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@sk8er4ever0101 Heavily so. The big elephant in the room actually.
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I'd drink it! chemically it is pretty much the same as normal water, so I doubt that it would severely differ the body's way to work
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You might be dead, brilliant.
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If D2O is heavy water than it's seems logical that there should also be VERY heavy water made from Tritium. (The other isotope) Is there is such a thing as T2O ? (Yes I realize that Tritium is radioactive) If the much heavier isotope of Hydrogen (Tritium) does in fact form very heavy water...then what is the ratio of the amount T2O in a glass or gallon of regular tap water? (I am aware that about 1 in 6000 water molecules are actually D2O) What about T2O?
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@Snyltebiter you must be english, right?
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@Snyltebiter you must be english, right?
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@Snyltebiter your welcome
His hair defies gravity.
FrogsGames 5 months ago 183
he looks like a mad scientist :D awesome
Jakobus999 6 months ago 108