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jbudgie

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9,719 posts

235 months

Friday 5th March 2010
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One to amuse the chemically minded amongst us.

http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ic0352250

TheEnd

15,370 posts

211 months

Friday 5th March 2010
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that looks like Al2Si2O5(OH)4 and C4H5As

robinhood21

31,018 posts

255 months

Friday 5th March 2010
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Test-tube babies. scratchchin

parapaul

2,828 posts

221 months

Friday 5th March 2010
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Can I have a WOOOOOOSH!?

I saw the ikkle picture, but the apparent jumble of letters and numbers underneath it may as well have been morse code for all the sense it made!

Graham E

13,015 posts

209 months

Friday 5th March 2010
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TheEnd said:
C4H5As
The most apltly named chemical there is, naamed of course after every postgrad that thought it would be funny to spend a year drunk "stydying" it, just for pub banter.

gamefreaks

2,053 posts

210 months

Saturday 6th March 2010
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Graham E said:
TheEnd said:
C4H5As
The most apltly named chemical there is, naamed of course after every postgrad that thought it would be funny to spend a year drunk "stydying" it, just for pub banter.
From Wikipedia:

Wikipedia said:
Arsole is only mildly aromatic, with about half the aromaticity of pyrrole.[1] Arsole itself does exist but is rarely found in its pure form. Several substituted analogs called arsoles also exist.
laugh

soad

34,359 posts

199 months

Saturday 6th March 2010
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parapaul said:
I saw the ikkle picture, but the apparent jumble of letters and numbers underneath it may as well have been morse code for all the sense it made!
Same here, bloody puzzles you.

gamefreaks said:
Wikipedia said:
Arsole is only mildly aromatic, with about half the aromaticity of pyrrole.[1] Arsole itself does exist but is rarely found in its pure form. Several substituted analogs called arsoles also exist.
laugh
rofl