The Periodic Table

9:50 AM

@soundslikefiziks So you're saying it's more chemistry than math?

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3:08 PM

Meow!

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4:47 PM

Woof!

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skill patrol

6:30 PM

Who let the dogs out

@Wildcat Meow~!

@Jan Woof!

@skillpatrol The person that let the dogs out.

@inɒzɘmɒЯ.A.M what sound would a twisting cyclohexane make?

@Jan Quack quack

What sound did you expect?

@inɒzɘmɒЯ.A.M Quack!

I was unsure .__.

What kinda sound is that?

6:42 PM

One that went quackers.

Oh yeah, @inɒzɘmɒЯ.A.M, I wanted to ask if I can add a significant figure to your meta post on significant figures.

@Jan Do it.

Q: What do significant figures think of significant figures?

We have a significant number of significant questions (see also significant figure 1) that are asked here solely because they're problems people face in chemistry classes. Examples are: Significant figures used to imply stated error? When expressing a quantity, do the non-significant figures de...

There we go ^^

Hey 4 votes!

@Jan Nice one!

*proud desu*

Also thanks @Mart for handling my flags =D

@Mart (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ

A: Rotational Barriers - Amide and Hydroxamic Acid

6:59 PM

Also @computational folk: Kick me if this answer of mine is bad:

You can check out molecular orbitals of N-methylacetamide here. Unticking the spin-box will stop the molecule spinning. The important orbitals are $\ce{HOMO} -1$ and $\ce{HOMO} - 2$. (The actual HOMO is not part of the $\unicode[Times]{x3C0}$-system.) The same site also features a low-level Simp...

It's getting colder... :|

@Wildcat Yes it is <3 =3 \o/

Hi @Jan!

Winter is coming. (c) :D

I love winter =D

It is not that I don't like it...

But sometimes it is getting TOO cold. :D

7:05 PM

@Wildcat Iirc, you were from somewhere where it actually really truely does get cold =*,…,*=

@Loong At least tell me when it's NSFW. :P

What's with all those h-bar flags? D=

@Jan that's a result of the regular JD discussions

@Jan, it is not that cold. I mean, it is very rear that temperature goes below 30 degrees.

7:09 PM

@Loong JD discussions?

@Wildcat +30 or -30? And if +30, which scale?

@Jan, according to Wikipedia, the average winter temperature is −11.5-12 °C.

At the place where I currently live.

So I'll just interpret that as -30, shall I? =D

@Jan, yes, it can go way down to -30 °C.

But that's quite rare.

Can I visit you like all this winter? *__*

@Jan you're welcome! :D

7:13 PM

@Loong Jungle Downtown discussions?

@Jan when theoretical physicist get into arguments

or maybe better: when immature physics students try to provoke an amateur physicist

@Loong Oh boy, how bad D=

also, maybe they are excited/disappointed about the nobel prize announced today

A: Why do editors do not leave a comment or answer

Don't mix stuff up. We would edit because we want to improve the quality of the contributions to the site. We would answer because we want to build a library of chemistry knowledge, and as a consequence, help you. I don't see how these are related. Please be more specific and vivid about what ...

That was quick. :P

Oh god, is it so late in the year that the nobel prizes are being announced already? D=

7:21 PM

@Jan chemistry will be announced tomorrow

@Loong omg OMG OMG

I think there is a good chance that I'll win it.

skill patrol

@inɒzɘmɒЯ.A.M thanks for that insightful answer :P

@skillpatrol You're welcome. I believe I saved your day?