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Da Vince code?
Decide on vac,
Code and vice -
concede avid
cod deviance
coded in cave.
Void cadence,
once add vice.
Decide on vac
Finally I know the meaning of "Vac day"!
Jazak, I know even less about chemestry than I do about spelling, but that's how I would read it. Maybe it's simply converted to something we don't understand yet?
you can destory an atom but the protons electrons neutrons and quarks are still existing, just distrubeted.
How old is this book? It sounds like they've forgotten that M=E/C^2. You get heat energy from nuclear reactions - just think of Hiroshima! And it's not a fundamental law that particles must be conserved as particles - the universe wouldn't work if it was, since then E could not possibly = MC^2
the law of conservation of matter
I would go so far as to say there is no such thing - it's an oversimplistic interpretation of the laws of thermodynamics that only makes any semantic sense if you define energy as a form of matter.
And if you do, then it is not broken. E=MC^2 has been experimentally proven to better than 5 parts in 10 million (Pritchard:http://www.newscientist.com/channel/fundamentals/mg18925411.300.html)
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Less quantam Phizzy but still a good question i think:
AT college we have a chemistry texbook (gasp!) (titled world of chemistry)
In it is an interesting foot note.
The law of conservation of matter has only one known exception to this law: When nuclear reactions occur with radioactive isotopes or under specail conditions of artificial reactions, the conservation of law (So far) has always been reitave for chemical changes other thean neuclaer ractions.
If i follow this right they are saying that when a neuclar reaction takes palce, matter is destoryed.
To me that cant be possible, you can destory an atom but the protons electrons neutrons and quarks are still existing, just distrubeted.
any comments?
AT college we have a chemistry texbook (gasp!) (titled world of chemistry)
In it is an interesting foot note.
The law of conservation of matter has only one known exception to this law: When nuclear reactions occur with radioactive isotopes or under specail conditions of artificial reactions, the conservation of law (So far) has always been reitave for chemical changes other thean neuclaer ractions.
If i follow this right they are saying that when a neuclar reaction takes palce, matter is destoryed.
To me that cant be possible, you can destory an atom but the protons electrons neutrons and quarks are still existing, just distrubeted.
any comments?
Decide on vac,
Code and vice -
concede avid
cod deviance
coded in cave.
Void cadence,
once add vice.
Finally I know the meaning of "Vac day"!
Jazak, I know even less about chemestry than I do about spelling, but that's how I would read it. Maybe it's simply converted to something we don't understand yet?
How old is this book? It sounds like they've forgotten that M=E/C^2. You get heat energy from nuclear reactions - just think of Hiroshima! And it's not a fundamental law that particles must be conserved as particles - the universe wouldn't work if it was, since then E could not possibly = MC^2
I would go so far as to say there is no such thing - it's an oversimplistic interpretation of the laws of thermodynamics that only makes any semantic sense if you define energy as a form of matter.
And if you do, then it is not broken. E=MC^2 has been experimentally proven to better than 5 parts in 10 million (Pritchard:
I would go so far as to say there is no such thing
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Manchester onion heir
Rhinoceri hansom teen
Rhinoceros inmate hen
Anteroom enshrine chi
Einstein monarch hero
Einstein hormone arch
Enshrine certain homo
Enshrine emotion arch
I hate to say it, but I do support the idea of getting some admins around here. If anybody else supports the idea, I'd be more than happy to email the issue to the Prof.
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