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8776
so that which blows your hair also has a fan? Kudos on your answer. Jeff ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Jeff Bryant
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Oct 1, 2005
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8777
thanks you were very helpful.. Galopus- -- In thechemistrycluster@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Bryant ... micrograms per ... lead per ... and ... thick and ... would...
galopus
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Oct 1, 2005
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8778
My husband has a site that has free wallpaper you may download as much as you like to use as sig,desktop or whatever you need it for you may use it..Just...
Kimmy
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Oct 1, 2005
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8779
Pass this along to friends,family and co workers,teachers whom ever you like..Thanks all. Kim...
Kimmy
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Oct 1, 2005
5:02 pm
8780
Kimmy, The art work at Free Wallpaper is truly interesting and worth checking out. Nathan...
Nathan Haese
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Oct 1, 2005
7:15 pm
8781
Hi Lauren: I myself have been interested in nuclear chemistry and the making of nuclear weapons since August 1945, when I was eight years old. Early in that...
Steve
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Oct 1, 2005
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8782
Hi Lauren: In previous messages, someone said that he/she was taking TNT as a heart drug. Pardon Lauren: The heart drug is trinitroglycerine. TNT is...
Steve
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Oct 1, 2005
11:22 pm
8783
Hi Lauren: Unlike others so far, I ascribe your interest in nuclear chemistry and atomic weapons to intellectual curiosity. Intellectual curiosity has been my...
Steve
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Oct 1, 2005
11:39 pm
8784
Hi Lauren: Most of the time, U-235 atoms decay by emitting alpha particles to yield thorium-231 with a half-life of 70 million years. This means is almost all...
Steve
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Oct 1, 2005
11:47 pm
8785
Hi Lauren: More on intellectual curiosity. If an atom of U-235 fissions, it generates several neutrons. If there are many other atoms of U-235 nearby, they...
Steve
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Oct 2, 2005
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8786
Hi Chaylin: It sounds like you want to finish your B.S. degree in chemistry and apply to vet school. Once out of vet school, you may want to consider a city or...
Steve
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Oct 2, 2005
1:32 am
8787
That is about right, except that the original matter of which Earth and the solar system was made of has an average age of about 4.5 x 10^9 years. This was...
JohnWW
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Oct 2, 2005
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8788
In response to your message 8769 Most of the advice that is given about what a person should do with their life is bad advice. It takes a person's whole life...
Brian Edward Jensen
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Oct 2, 2005
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8789
A few years back, I came across the fact that Uranium is a pretty common metal, found in normal soil. It is the isotope used for nuclear fission that is hard...
Angus Org
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Oct 2, 2005
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8790
hi, everybody . i m a new member of this group , u can say.i m working in a place where nucler energy is being used as a peacefull purpose. now a days we r...
Bholanath Mahanty
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Oct 2, 2005
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8792
First of all, I do not know why thoria pellets should change color. My best guess is that it is the coordination chemistry of thorium. Before sintering...
Steve
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Oct 2, 2005
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8793
The chemistry of thorium is almost exclusively that of Th(IV), usually strongly coordinated because of the high charge on the Th++++ cation, with no unpaired d...
JohnWW
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Oct 2, 2005
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8794
... ***CGS*** That was me. A brain fart. Sorry. You are absolutely right. Nitroglycerin is the heart medicine. And as an addendum to a previous post: yes,...
numirbis
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Oct 3, 2005
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8795
i need to determine how hot an octane flame is using heats of formation, heat capacities, information found on the NIST web book. the heat of combustion is...
peteshablonski
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Oct 3, 2005
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8796
hello, conversion formula? One has inject 5 iu through a injection having units in ml, how it is to be done? manyThanks...
shailendra Indulkar
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Oct 4, 2005
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8797
Hi all, Monday, October 3, 2005, 7:18:37 AM, Angus wrote: tyc> Message: 1 tyc> Date: Sun, 02 Oct 2005 13:38:56 +0000 tyc> From: "Angus Org"...
Erich Thorne
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Oct 4, 2005
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8798
shailendra, An important question is what do you mean by iu? Is this "international units?" If so, then this sounds like a medicine. You need to consult with...
Nathan Haese
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Oct 4, 2005
5:08 pm
8799
I believe octane is C8H18. If I am wrong, you may correct my logic. Also you did not say if you are burning the octane in air, oxygen, or a halogen. Again if...
brianejensen
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Oct 4, 2005
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8800
Pardon Pete: What you need are the thermodynamic parameters for 2,2,4- trimethylpentane. It is sometimes called "isooctane." Also, it is called "octane." It is...
Steve
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Oct 4, 2005
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8801
I'm taking P-Chem right now, and I have a question. While calculating Standard Enthalpy changes, I noted that those for acid-base neutralizations of strong...
tdm0963
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Oct 5, 2005
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the balanced chemical equation for the problem is 2C8H18(g,298K) +25O2(g,298K)=18H20(g,298K) +16CO2(g,298K) this equation does not take nitrogen into effect....
peteshablonski
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Oct 5, 2005
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8803
Tim, Quick reply, as I just got out of the shower and have to get the household going. Call the HCl + NaOH rxn Reaction-1. The other is reaction-2. Subtract...
Nathan Haese
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Oct 5, 2005
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8804
I have only been working as a chemist for a couple of years. I work at a pharma company and we are always looking for people. Perhaps our benifits package or ...
Chris Ross
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Oct 5, 2005
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8805
Nathan, Thanks for the quick response, but that's not quite what I was wondering. I realize that there is that -0.25 kJ/mol difference, the point is that was...
tdm0963
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Oct 5, 2005
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8806
I look at this problem as stability of products versus stability of reactants. In both we have the same base NaOH accepts a proton to form Na+ and Water... Ok...
Jeff Bryant
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