Hmm touchè, wasn't thinking of that. But if anybody makes a rap, send it to me and I'll rap it during my chem class (and hopefully earn some bonus points!)
it dossent matter hydroxide = hydrogen its just an old fight of the science teatchers/docktors
we have the same problem in denmark some say hydrogen other say hydroxid (try google it) basic its the same
is there a clever meaning to this? like when you mix all those elements together, something bad happens? i Aced chemistry, but never bothered to actually learn it.
Fluorine Uranium Carbon Potassium - Yttrium Oxygen Uranium - Bismuth Technetium Hydrogen Einsteinium
Man, I wanted to post a funny chemistry joke in the comments, but now all the good ones Argon.
I love chemistry jokes :)
HeHe, good one.
*2He
He is a noble gas with a full valence shell. It's hard for it to bond to anything else. :P
Want some sodium bromate? Na BrO!
What sharp object do you get when you combine potassium, nickel and iron? -- KNiFe
What's the joke here? All you've done is strung together their symbols and acted as if it's clever.
What did two scientists do when their test subject died? Barium
And when gold walked in, he said "Au! Get out of here!"
I love you people. I'm going to be the celebrity of my next chem class.
Tungsten Iodine Nitrogen.
Why would we do that if we have this?
Hmm touchè, wasn't thinking of that. But if anybody makes a rap, send it to me and I'll rap it during my chem class (and hopefully earn some bonus points!)
This needs to be a rap.
A rap of chemical symbols? YES. MAKE ONE PLEASE.
The part with the confusing names.
So...all of it, then? :)
About.
This blew my mind. clapclapclapclap
Which bit?
hej dansker/nordmand/svensker eller hvad du end er
Um... None of those, actually. Tungsten, iodine and nitrogen are all elements, and when you find their chemical symbols, they spell out WIN. :)
"Johnny was a chemists son, but Johnny is no more. What he thought was H2O was H2SO4" - think geek. This is my favorite chemistry related rhyme.
"Hey, do you know any Sodium jokes? "
"Na"
good one but you should've said hydroxide
it dossent matter hydroxide = hydrogen its just an old fight of the science teatchers/docktors
we have the same problem in denmark some say hydrogen other say hydroxid (try google it) basic its the same
well they said oxygen hydrogen sooo that's hydroxide
I love you.
is there a clever meaning to this? like when you mix all those elements together, something bad happens? i Aced chemistry, but never bothered to actually learn it.
No, it's just him stringing together element symbols to make a phrase. Literally, that is all there is to this post.