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sandrider2901 In reply to Syahir-SQRT2 [2012-04-09 03:14:52 +0000 UTC]

Seaborgium...have 106 electrons

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Syahir-SQRT2 In reply to sandrider2901 [2012-04-09 14:04:05 +0000 UTC]

...I see. Perhaps elements like chlorine could do such a thing.

Anyway, what is the second element, actually? After a few searching and reading, I found out that the first one might be Beryllium. Is that true?

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sandrider2901 In reply to Syahir-SQRT2 [2012-04-09 15:20:47 +0000 UTC]

XD no, actually the first( the one with white hair) is Hydrogen that hs only one electron. The other is my element Seaborgium

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Syahir-SQRT2 In reply to sandrider2901 [2012-04-09 15:34:08 +0000 UTC]

what? that's hydrogen?

*rechecking the resource s earlier* oh... yes, that is Hydrogen, with the lack of a red line in his spectral lines. Seaborgium... ok, I love the design of the element, but I don't think that's his spectral line. No one would probably know in the time being, though.

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sandrider2901 In reply to Syahir-SQRT2 [2012-04-09 15:55:05 +0000 UTC]

no...i have no idea really

i make this for a RPG group only for fun. I know that all the lines are all wrong, but how i say only a picture for fun. ^^
Thanks for comment an for the information, its good learn something new. owo/

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sandrider2901 In reply to invasora-gaby [2011-05-03 01:00:24 +0000 UTC]

gracias ^^

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invasora-gaby In reply to sandrider2901 [2011-05-04 01:45:04 +0000 UTC]

de nada

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Syahir-SQRT2 In reply to FakeCheshireCat [2012-04-09 14:07:59 +0000 UTC]

the Doppler effect? Isn't that spectroscopy?

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FakeCheshireCat In reply to Syahir-SQRT2 [2012-04-19 20:45:31 +0000 UTC]

Actually, I was refering to an experiment where you can identify the water composition using the Doppler effect. I don't know the name, but we did it in Chemistry class: we had differents kinds of mineral water with different composition (one had a lot of calcium, another had a lot of sodium, the other one was from the tap... we had 5 different kinds, sorry I don't remember the others). While we used an aerosol spray (those ones without gasses inside) to burn/evaporate water in a bunsen burner, we could see the optical spectrum's spectral lines that are specific for each element. We used a very simple spectrometer, I think you can call them CD spectrometer or Homemade spectrometer...

Sorry, my English isn't very fluent, and my scientific vocabulary is even more limited in English

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Syahir-SQRT2 In reply to FakeCheshireCat [2012-04-20 02:29:05 +0000 UTC]

Umm... yeah, that is spectroscopy. But, I could be wrong, too. You're lucky to have learn Chemistry. I will, in another 2 years. TWO YEARS.

But, based on your description of the experiment, I'm pretty sure that it is spectroscopy, based on what WP said about it.

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FakeCheshireCat In reply to Syahir-SQRT2 [2012-05-20 12:57:56 +0000 UTC]

Yes, it's spectroscopy, I found the experiment's file xDDD


Well, I did Chemistry in high school, but now I don't anymore (because I'm studying maths at college). I miss Chemistry/Biology a lot 👍: 0 ⏩: 1

Syahir-SQRT2 In reply to FakeCheshireCat [2012-05-20 14:20:31 +0000 UTC]

Why maths? Which branch of maths? Or do you study maths as a whole?

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FakeCheshireCat In reply to Syahir-SQRT2 [2012-05-20 15:33:27 +0000 UTC]

Because I wanted to study phisics, but I was late and there were not room for me

What do you want to be? Do you want to study chemistry?

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Syahir-SQRT2 In reply to FakeCheshireCat [2012-05-20 17:12:09 +0000 UTC]

I see...

Oh, yes, I want to study chemistry! Most of the chemistry students in Malaysia that I knew said that chemistry is very, very hard (a so-called "killer subject"), and that made me really excited to learn it.

I would like to be a chemist, an astrochemist to be exact...

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FakeCheshireCat In reply to Syahir-SQRT2 [2012-06-27 18:19:19 +0000 UTC]

Sorry for the late answer >A<


Two friends are studying chemistry as a whole too. They told me that chesmistry (the subject) is the most important and the hardest, but I don't know if in Malasya assess the same way as in Spain. Ah! but they want to do an Erasmus was it to do an Erasmus or to make an Erasmus, Spain's chemistry has a long way to be acknowledged...

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Syahir-SQRT2 In reply to FakeCheshireCat [2012-06-30 11:21:28 +0000 UTC]

So... how do they asses chemistry in Spain?

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sandrider2901 In reply to bi4nk [2011-05-02 01:37:08 +0000 UTC]

XD ...no lo había pensado...veré que puedo hacer

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bi4nk In reply to sandrider2901 [2011-05-02 03:22:27 +0000 UTC]

bueno digo que se veria bonito XD

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