The Non-Bored Club!!! Where all the bored people go!!!!! (Come to be non-boredified!!!!)

[Chickenrandomness]

lol thanks.
The silly songs are always byproducts of a climb up Mt. Lofty, which takes like an hour and a half and feels tediously long.

Climbing mountains now?

 

[Fierlin1182]

lol thanks.

The silly songs are always byproducts of a climb up Mt. Lofty, which takes like an hour and a half and feels tediously long.

Climbing mountains now?

lol, it's the hill I was talking about the other day.

Yippee! The chemistry exams are done. (Now I've just got one more tomorrow)
It was fantastic.

I got to use my entire portfolio of useless facts about reagents, conditions and catalysts in organic chemistry reaction pathways.

I ended up not having to do ANYTHING about acids and bases, or redox. Those are the two most mathsy topics. I don't find them particularly hard, but it's always more fun to draw pictures of polyesters and the Sn1 mechanism, showing movement of electron pairs

 

[Fierlin1182]

zomg I was right... part of this question I chose was about this thing, and I wasn't even sure what it looked liked.

But I was right. Which means I probably didn't lose 10 marks in question 5 talking about 4 charge centres when there were only 3.

P.S. just for interest, it was discovered in Sweden. lol.

 

[ClucksAndPeeps]

Oh gosh, now I'll never be able to look at red and blue things again. *shivers*

 

[ChickenRadio]

zomg I was right... part of this question I chose was about this thing, and I wasn't even sure what it looked liked.

But I was right. Which means I probably didn't lose 10 marks in question 5 talking about 4 charge centres when there were only 3.

P.S. just for interest, it was discovered in Sweden. lol.

I dont even know what this is!!!

 

[ClucksAndPeeps]

I dont even know what this is!!!

a mechanical organ(ism?) made for confusing the brains of little children

 

[ClucksAndPeeps]

Cowz

 

[Fierlin1182]

zomg I was right... part of this question I chose was about this thing, and I wasn't even sure what it looked liked. But I was right. Which means I probably didn't lose 10 marks in question 5 talking about 4 charge centres when there were only 3. P.S. just for interest, it was discovered in Sweden. lol.

I dont even know what this is!!!

Its name is "trinitramide". I had to calculate its enthalpy of ... reverse formation? I hesitate to call is combustion because the equation had it producing nitrogen... *scratches chin* Anyway, it's not the worst of the molecules we've had to deal with.

 

[Fierlin1182]

Oh gosh, now I'll never be able to look at red and blue things again. *shivers*

I know, all those dipoles.

There's something about intermediate strength bonds in those nitrogen-containing ions - drawing Lewis diagrams for those things is just no fun.

 

[Orchidsilkie]

So, there's a huge snowstorm coming! Who's expecting snow in this club?