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wait whats this powder he speaks of?

when i asked about restrictions, i knew that people were going to talk about things like the above. in terms of safety, how safe does this have to be?

well, it depends on the concentration. if you have 70% or more and you add a very small amount of any sort of reducing agent, the reducing agent will oxidize and some peroxide will reduce, but the energy released by this will activate the decomposition of the rest of the peroxide

what rules do you have to abide by?

it is, as the rapid expansion of diatomic oxygen yields quite a few atmospheres

perhaps you should write that to michael moore. it sorta figures that they support bush, as they are filled with propaganda to no end. of course, the ones that actually see the horrors of war (not the nintendo pilots) tend to go against the war itself and the president that backed it.

well, for one, we're not talking about male horses and male humans, nor are we talking about little boys and old men.

dont even try to hold that against them. sometimes freedom must be restricted. in china, population soared and there was not enough food to support the projected population increase. would you rather have a great deal of people starve? look what happened in india thanks to the green revolution

it doesnt fume because there are no possible gases released; hydrogen peroxide is a liquid at room temperature, and freezes at -11 celcius. freezing doesn't cause it to decompose, but heating does, as it will yield diatomic oxygen and water

actually, nitrogen can oxidize to +5 chemically. it is feasible to have [math]NH_5[/math] but very, very unlikely

speaking of dave's lessons, he's waaay late on posting another lesson, as he said he'd be continuing them on the 26th of september

i totally agree with him. it's really a great thing that he spoke out against capitalist media

what are the gases?

funny you mention bc; i'm actually not taking it currently, as im a junior...actually i have a few friends who are juniors who are taking it, but that's because theyre bloody insane. the first class the teacher says: "i will fail you. the first half of the year you may pass just because i dont want to screw you out of your college admissions. the second half, i will fail you all." meanwhile, my junior friends in that class are like "oops, we're screwed"

oh. bc is insane man; feel happy you didnt take it

advanced placement classes give you college credit in high school depending on how well you perform on the final exam and depending on what university you attend later

which? ab or bc?

im enjoying most of my classes as of yet. my english class is painfully easy, but the rest are interesting. i especially like my AP american history teacher and class and my AP biology and AP physics classes

the hydrogen forms a coordinate covalent bond

mmm, speaking of skins, i really like jordie's. brings a whole new meaning to the word "skin"

i wouldnt be so sure, as the absolute value of the reduction potential for natrium is less than that of kallium

i believed i challenged your statements. if you have a counterargument, i am open to hearing it. if you do not, accept the fact that i challenged your statements.

that doesnt make any sense whatsoever. only free market capitalism/neoliberalism is without restrictions

that has no reason to it

it's a technicality. dont worry about it. also, when distilling ammonia, be careful, lest it touches you and burns your arm off