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just an english enby living through the end times...

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  • Pure chromium is alright, but you really shouldn't lick any compound containing chromium(VI): they're highly carcinogenic.

  • Great story, but I feel I should mention that the Daily Heil does not qualify as news, due to the sheer volume of disinformation it publishes.

  • It can also cause permanent brain damage

  • If I ever meet any of these bastards, they will find themselves wrapped in a tarp and buried under my house.

  • Wow. We could never have predicted this would happen. I am in a state of shock.

    (s a r c a s m)

  • Ptime example:

  • Fuel? Hydrocarbons like that are quite combustible. It could also be incorporated into a lipid or something.

  • *a large crowd of enbies charge in, brandishing swords. they are all wearing nametags that read either bee, ant, or wasp.

  • Fucking hell, Loops is RIGHT THERE!

  • Ah, my chemistry department taught me the other way around. I distinctly remember the phrase "methyl-ethyl" being thrown around a bit. Additionaly, we were taught to be more specific about isomers, hence me using butan-2-yl instead of isobutyl.

    Then again, scientists often disagree strongly about things like this, so we could both be right. Also, there's a good chance this is just the A-Level specification being weird. I left my old textbook at my student flat, though, so I won't be able to check for a couple of weeks.

    I could also be downright wrong myself.

    As for the hydrogens, I had assumed they were not present, and that this lossane molecule is an ion with a charge of -50. This is borderline impossible to achieve in real life, of course.

  • Arsole

  • Fixed the charge on your 3-methyl-3,4,5,5,6-pentaethyl-6-butan-2-yl decane ion, aka lossane.

    (It's been a while since I last did chemistry, so apologies if I messed up the nomenclature a bit)

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  • Noice. I'll have to try it!