BenSon

You have got to be joking did you read the rest of my post! You actually think that its neither stupid or immature to "burn" lawyers who represent murderers? I hardley think that mass murder of lawyers is a good idea or in any reasonable!?!...By the way i didn't say it was stupid to have a strong opinion I said the proposed idea that i just mentioned was stupid... ~Scott

Speaking of antisocial behaviour....anyway moving on i think you are either extremly immature or extremly stupid sorry if that sounds yarsh ...but seriously burn all the lawyers that represent him?!? Hey way stop there lets burn all the lawyers that have ever represented a murderer! Yeah that sounds like a great Idea any1 for anarchy . And oh yeah don't foreget the judges....Need i go on... ~Scott

Yeah my teacher is pretty cynical she came from a better school to my crappyer school this year to get paid more cuz now shes a head teacher. Lets just say our schools rescources suck compared to what she was used too.... ~Scott

^^ Great post! ^^ ~Scott

Yey another Clinton welcome to the club... ~Scott

sorry about before if you've seen some other recent posts in the forum you'll understand what i was talking about... That style of writing is pretty hard to come by i would suggest using a more technical text, copy and paste, then dumb down most of the terminology but leaving the occasional scientific word...Or use the techniccal text leaving most terminology in it but after every term like 'differencial migration' have a quick explaination in basic language. Then link it to something else, most people will be able to follow if you link every more-advanced topic to a simple one at the start of the article. Lots of diagrams would also help. ~Scott

OMG did you even try to find information!?! I googled "HPLC" it and THIS was the FIRST link I got. I think this page alone should contain enough information. I'm getting realy sick of the people coming with asignments and homework which could be answered easily with a little effort... seriously the first link...*end rant* hope that helps... ~Scott

I did it took me 91 clicks, no hints...On normal setting ~Scott

aparently im Bill Clinton... ~Scott

should i remove my clue?

Yeah man i thought my clue was a giveaway but geeez... ~Scott

Looks like its spreading... http://www.nearingzero.net/work/screenres/work036.jpg ~Scott Edit: Oh well looks like that link dosn't work you can type it in if you like...

I'll give you a clue, reactivity of metals...now your on your own... ~Scott

Personally i like the blue tinge makes it look a bit more like Osmium ~Scott

Wow so you got the listening device out! I can't see those conspiracies anymore becuase my microwave is spying on me.... Seriously though how'd you come up with that? ~Scott

Yeah sorry that was dumb of me for some reason i thought you had poured premixed solution in to much...Your doing the right thing just making a new one... ~Scott

Yes it does that why i said the small dilution effect would change the PH value up untill the equivalence point when the solution is neutralised. Now that the solution is neutralised you cant diluite a neutral solution so the molarity of any acid or base is zero. That is why the end result is the same regaurdless of the dilution effecting the results prior the the equivalence point. ~Scott

Ah right interesting point, I think that it would maybe effect the values above and below the equivalance point but not at it because when a solution is neutral it cant be diluted make sense? So when you add 1molL of NaOH to 1molL HCl it dosen't matter how much water is present because the amount of acid it take to neutralise base is the same no matter how much water is present... ~Scott

To me this dosen't make sense maybe you could reword it? ~Scott

I found these... http://www.handyharmancanada.com/TheBrazingBook/comparis.htm http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/tables/thexp.html#c1 try searching it on google... ~Scott

Ok i think i get what your asking...Your saying why is the PH change at the biggining of the titration so slight compared to the PH change around the equivalence point. I think it is to do with the concentrations of the solutions at the start of the titration the concentration changes only slightly as it is neutralised. When it is approching the equivalence point the PH varies quickley due to the the fact the concentration is dropping from a small value to zero very quickley. To answer your other question salt devived from the evap of sea water, there will be a mixture of metal chlorides approximately 98% of the will be sodium chloride while the other 2% will be other metal salts like magnesium, calcium, pottassium...Table salt on the other hand is much more pure about 99.9% with small amounts of potassium iodate. So if your looking for pure NaCl then iodised table salt is a fairly good choice. ~Scott Edit: did you check out the link i posted in post No5 ?

why does rens post count say zero? ~Scott

I believe i said i would be inclied to disagree with that though... ~Scott

Why not something like a made up compund that is a strong solid untill it is impacted when it liquifys and when it returns to its original shape it resolidifies i think that would be good bones at least not more broken ones... ~Scott

I dunno titanium? that sounds alright, also the Aluminium alloys used in car pannels are also very impact resistant though not so malleable...fiction writing huh what about? ~Scott