Using a state-of-the-art atomic force microscope, the scientists have taken the first atom-by-atom pictures, including images of the chemical bonds between atoms, clearly depicting how a molecule's structure changed during a reaction. Until now, scientists have only been able to infer this typ...
If I can smell an object, it means that molecules of it are getting separated from it, so they can reach my nose. As far as I know, metals don't sublimate, especially not in room temperature. However, copper has a very strong and characteristic smell. Does it mean that copper will degrade pretty ...
Generally, carbons and the hydrogens bonded to them are classified as one of the following:
aromatic
olefinic
aliphatic
(something for triple bonds I don’t know)
The meaning of aromatic is rather clear to anybody: They belong to aromatic systems (even though the Hückel rule has nothing to do ...
The Wikipedia page seems to include them, and do the "aromatic vs. aliphatic" thingy, while the blue book here seems to be doing "cyclic vs. aliphatic".
Some definitions of "aliphatic compounds" do not include cyclic compounds. Such cyclic compounds would be "alicyclic compounds". However, IUPAC does include cyclic compounds and only excludes aromatic compounds.
@Ϻ.Λ.Ʀ. Yes, according to IUPAC, alicyclic compounds are a subgroup of aliphatic compounds. However, you may also find alicyclic compounds and aliphatic compounds as separate groups in the literature.
From what I understand, bullying happens when someone is harmed through an online system that puts them in contact with other users, sometimes masking their identities.
From Wikipedia:
Cyberbullying is defined in legal glossaries as
actions that use information and communication tech...
@Ϻ.Λ.Ʀ. hello! so only one other person said thr later time is better, huh? today, the chat is very inactive!
@Ϻ.Λ.Ʀ. BTW, if you cannot attend a TRE, please tell us earlier, like how you did last time... I will tell you if I am available to lead the TRE and participate or not...
@M.A.R. - No, it just gives the reference to the work by Greabe. Perhaps one of our German-speaking chem.SE regulars can dig up that reference and shed some light. — Todd Minehardt9 mins ago
@Jan ^ We need you to find an answer to your question. :)
I think I found a semi-bug in chat, prolly similar to Fredley's bug. The bug happens when you star a long message like this which has foo where would be truncated in the star wall with an ellipsis. So I'd appreciate if you pin/star this long message which is supposed to reveal a semi-bug. foobar
Well, that's a decent title. Now what the heck am I talking about?
Caused by starring this chat message.
Seems to me like the box shouldn't be there at all since the tag is not part of the shortened blurb. It functions like a normal tag, with the hover effect and everything, and actually...
Using a state-of-the-art atomic force microscope, the scientists have taken the first atom-by-atom pictures, including images of the chemical bonds between atoms, clearly depicting how a molecule's structure changed during a reaction. Until now, scientists have only been able to infer this typ...
Generally, carbons and the hydrogens bonded to them are classified as one of the following:
aromatic
olefinic
aliphatic
(something for triple bonds I don’t know)
The meaning of aromatic is rather clear to anybody: They belong to aromatic systems (even though the Hückel rule has nothing to do ...
From what I understand, bullying happens when someone is harmed through an online system that puts them in contact with other users, sometimes masking their identities.
From Wikipedia:
Cyberbullying is defined in legal glossaries as
actions that use information and communication tech...
Well, that's a decent title. Now what the heck am I talking about?
Caused by starring this chat message.
Seems to me like the box shouldn't be there at all since the tag is not part of the shortened blurb. It functions like a normal tag, with the hover effect and everything, and actually...
The Periodic Table
The Periodic Table