dun be stupidOriginally posted by gd4u:Cos, it is not in syllabus ...
yea,almost everything from this earth is carbon basedOriginally posted by the Bear:no.. it's pure carbon..
like i said, the structure of carbon molecules allow you to do amazing things with them, so you can have stuff like diamond which is hard, you can have graphite which is soft and slidy and used for lubricants, you can turn them into buckyballs for nano-tech...
and it's all carbon
Cannot hydrogen v flammable imagine a car full of huydrogen gt into an accident n KABOOM!!!!Originally posted by mystiv:car fuel lah, short and sweet, and easy to find evidence
ya, and the fuel we use now is not flammable at all. can use to put out fires from accidents involving hydrogen powered cars.Originally posted by UnheardUnknown:Cannot hydrogen v flammable imagine a car full of huydrogen gt into an accident n KABOOM!!!!
no, you are actually quite right, the cars that run on hydrogen will emit H2O, which then increases the usable water. But the present techology is such that it uses more energy to create hydrogen than it can provide. But China is actually doing lots of research on hydrogen and might utilise it one day as a energy source.Originally posted by nightzip:hydrogen used in forming H2O?
forgive me, i am crapping..
Originally posted by nightzip:can make german bomb?
Obviously not use pure hydrogen...Originally posted by UnheardUnknown:Cannot hydrogen v flammable imagine a car full of huydrogen gt into an accident n KABOOM!!!!
the car proton?Originally posted by Agenda:cannot find the answer from testbook
but on wiki it says
Hydrogen is used in powering stars in Proton-Proton nuclear fusion
Is this rocket science or combined science? im not gonna write that..
hw can u question e use of Cuso4Originally posted by Hocklez:ok... think i got do this qn before...
still got alot, what is the use of CUSO4, NH3, CO2...
all can crap one... related to what u see or have in real life...
whats the use of hydrogen? use in hygrogen fuel cells? use to float balloon?Originally posted by Agenda:cannot find the answer from testbook
but on wiki it says
Hydrogen is used in powering stars in Proton-Proton nuclear fusion
Is this rocket science or combined science? im not gonna write that..
Originally posted by Hocklez:
ok... think i got do this qn before...
still got alot, what is the use of [b]CUSO4, NH3, CO2...
all can crap one... related to what u see or have in real life...[/b]