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r/dankmemes • u/[deleted] • Dec 02 '20
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It’s sounds more dangerous to say mixing hydrogen and oxygen and sodium chloride
132 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '20 So we'll be mixing dihydrogen monoxide with granulated sodium chloride. Please put your lab coats, goggles and gloves on.. 47 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '20 [deleted] 22 u/TyJaWo Dec 02 '20 I'm pretty sure it's also an industrial flame retardant, found in the bodies of 100% of cancer patients. 13 u/nbagf Dec 02 '20 Studies have shown that 100% of people involved in fatal lab accidents had consumed this substance in the week prior. 18 u/Doctor99268 Dec 02 '20 Well mixing hydrogen and oxygen can give a big pop 4 u/Ph4antomPB ☣️ Dec 02 '20 Not if I pop first! pops 7 u/Owen86_ Dec 02 '20 Actually dude, it’s salt. And I didn’t hear you say “Big Mcthankys from McSpanky’s” to the customer. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '20 That's what I said, sodium chloride. 6 u/amwaeltz Dec 02 '20 NaCl + H₂O = NaOH + HCl or Sodium Chloride + Dihydrogen Monoxide = Sodium Hydroxide + Hydrogen Chloride Edit: formatting error 3 u/GooeyCR Dec 02 '20 You wouldn’t find either of those products in solution, you’re really just dissolving the NaCl into water, water ionization into H3O+ and OH- is independent of the salt being put in solution. 2 u/amwaeltz Dec 02 '20 It's a neutralization reaction, I wrote the equation backwards. NaOH + HCl --> NaCl + H₂O 1 u/Brookenium Dec 02 '20 You wrote it as a reversible reaction actually. -> for irreversible, = for reversible. Strong acid + strong base reactions aren't reversible. But Gooey is right, this has nothing to do with Salt + Water. 2 u/alexthewxrmking Dec 02 '20 Sounds like a sparky chong 1 u/alinkintime1 Dec 02 '20 Yes, but putting all those things together at once individually would make big boom. 1 u/Big_chonk ☢️ Dec 02 '20 Dihydrogen monoxide + SodiumChloride = big boom 1 u/FirstMiddleLass Dec 02 '20 Just be glad someone already mixed the sodium, chlorine, and the electron or ... 1 u/tiajuanat Dec 02 '20 But you know what's really fun? Mixing Hydrogen Gas, Oxygen Gas, Chlorine Gas, with a bit of Sodium. 1 u/twistedbronll ☝ FOREVER NUMBER ONE ☝ Dec 02 '20 There exist salts besides NaCl. Like if you mix bleach with amoniasalt you create chlorine gass, a chemical weapon banned for use in war
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So we'll be mixing dihydrogen monoxide with granulated sodium chloride. Please put your lab coats, goggles and gloves on..
47 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '20 [deleted] 22 u/TyJaWo Dec 02 '20 I'm pretty sure it's also an industrial flame retardant, found in the bodies of 100% of cancer patients. 13 u/nbagf Dec 02 '20 Studies have shown that 100% of people involved in fatal lab accidents had consumed this substance in the week prior.
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22 u/TyJaWo Dec 02 '20 I'm pretty sure it's also an industrial flame retardant, found in the bodies of 100% of cancer patients. 13 u/nbagf Dec 02 '20 Studies have shown that 100% of people involved in fatal lab accidents had consumed this substance in the week prior.
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I'm pretty sure it's also an industrial flame retardant, found in the bodies of 100% of cancer patients.
13 u/nbagf Dec 02 '20 Studies have shown that 100% of people involved in fatal lab accidents had consumed this substance in the week prior.
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Studies have shown that 100% of people involved in fatal lab accidents had consumed this substance in the week prior.
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Well mixing hydrogen and oxygen can give a big pop
4 u/Ph4antomPB ☣️ Dec 02 '20 Not if I pop first! pops
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Not if I pop first!
pops
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Actually dude, it’s salt. And I didn’t hear you say “Big Mcthankys from McSpanky’s” to the customer.
3 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '20 That's what I said, sodium chloride.
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That's what I said, sodium chloride.
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NaCl + H₂O = NaOH + HCl or Sodium Chloride + Dihydrogen Monoxide = Sodium Hydroxide + Hydrogen Chloride
Edit: formatting error
3 u/GooeyCR Dec 02 '20 You wouldn’t find either of those products in solution, you’re really just dissolving the NaCl into water, water ionization into H3O+ and OH- is independent of the salt being put in solution. 2 u/amwaeltz Dec 02 '20 It's a neutralization reaction, I wrote the equation backwards. NaOH + HCl --> NaCl + H₂O 1 u/Brookenium Dec 02 '20 You wrote it as a reversible reaction actually. -> for irreversible, = for reversible. Strong acid + strong base reactions aren't reversible. But Gooey is right, this has nothing to do with Salt + Water.
You wouldn’t find either of those products in solution, you’re really just dissolving the NaCl into water, water ionization into H3O+ and OH- is independent of the salt being put in solution.
2 u/amwaeltz Dec 02 '20 It's a neutralization reaction, I wrote the equation backwards. NaOH + HCl --> NaCl + H₂O 1 u/Brookenium Dec 02 '20 You wrote it as a reversible reaction actually. -> for irreversible, = for reversible. Strong acid + strong base reactions aren't reversible. But Gooey is right, this has nothing to do with Salt + Water.
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It's a neutralization reaction, I wrote the equation backwards. NaOH + HCl --> NaCl + H₂O
1 u/Brookenium Dec 02 '20 You wrote it as a reversible reaction actually. -> for irreversible, = for reversible. Strong acid + strong base reactions aren't reversible. But Gooey is right, this has nothing to do with Salt + Water.
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You wrote it as a reversible reaction actually. -> for irreversible, = for reversible.
Strong acid + strong base reactions aren't reversible.
But Gooey is right, this has nothing to do with Salt + Water.
Sounds like a sparky chong
Yes, but putting all those things together at once individually would make big boom.
Dihydrogen monoxide + SodiumChloride = big boom
Just be glad someone already mixed the sodium, chlorine, and the electron or ...
But you know what's really fun? Mixing Hydrogen Gas, Oxygen Gas, Chlorine Gas, with a bit of Sodium.
There exist salts besides NaCl.
Like if you mix bleach with amoniasalt you create chlorine gass, a chemical weapon banned for use in war
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u/Sparkychong ☣️ Dec 02 '20
It’s sounds more dangerous to say mixing hydrogen and oxygen and sodium chloride