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which means that you are not able to tell whether they are bonded covalently or ionically. This then leads to your knowledge of electronic configuration. You can then work it out!

what do you mean by using only the name. Something like "iron oxide"? The name of the compound? There is no real way. its just the formula and what you know about electronic configurations and all!

Your welcome! My favourte subject is chemistry, so I have to be good at it! I want to become a chemical engineer when I grow up!

1. Well, some chemicals evaporate, and diffuse across the room into your nose. Most of them do, but, its just a matter of time. The thing is how fast they are evaporating. Just think of it like perfume. A bottle is opened, and you can smell it minutes later 2. I don't really get you on that one

Oh well! When you are through with the GCSEs (like me, I am doing the exams right now!), your gonna hate it like anything!

Well, I myself am at GCSe level. But, I definitely know that water is formed when H+ gets attracted to OH- ions. When you try to ionically balance an equation which involves neutralisation, and water is produced, all that happens is that the H+ ions from the acid attract the OH- ions from the alkali. All the other atoms are spectator ions!

hmmm..... I though H20 doesn't from an ion! When balancing ionic equatons, water is just counted as water. It contains H= on OH- ions. This makes it neutral ---> No charge ---> no ion!

Shouldn't it be H+ ions?

There you have it! I missed that out actually!

So, it can basically go on forever. Is that what you mean? If that is the case, then, how many consumers can exist until it can go no further?

Well, I'm trying to avoid the the use of decomposers as Skye said in the 1 reply

Many things wrong with it. I don't really think that wasps eat spiders. On top of that, I am DEFINITELY sure that bears don't come across dogs and eat them! AND ON TOP OF THAT, NO HUMANS ALLOWED!

yup. I now totally agree with him!

I have never seen an angler fish as cute. Perhaps you could help me?

If you don't stop, I'll personally come through ur computer screen and stab you. I have trying very, VERY hard not to get addicted to that song! badger, badger, badger...

I think quark may be talking about those fuzzy bunnies and puppies. The obvious 'cute' animals, not ANGLER FISH!

What???

ok. Thanx!

Yeah, I heard that it reverses polarity too. I think it was once in 26,000 years or something!

One more thing, overclocking can really do damage to your processor, so only do it if you have read a load about it. Overclocking leads to serious heating of the processor, and if it heats up to a certain amount, it can cause PERMANENT damage to the processor. A way to solve this is by finding a good way of cooling it, like a heat-sink. But, even with stuff like that, damage can be done! Warning: ONLY overclock your processor if you REALLY need to do it for something really URGENT! I can't emphasize the possible damage that could be done to the system!

I don't get you there YT

Wow! thanx alot for the info guys! one more question: Is that the nitrogen fixing bacteria?

ok. Thanx alot for the info!

Ok. Thanx alot Skye!