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> Showing results for carboamination. Your search for carbamidation retrieved no results. (PUBMED) -- Are they also synonymous? This drives me crazy, terminology.
 
@CowperKettle No, I don't think so. Next time, choose some organic chem thing.
 
@Rubisco Choose for studying, you mean?
 
@CowperKettle Or translating
 
Okay, what is "carboamination"?
 
Finally a question with quality since 13 hours... — DHMO 5 secs ago
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Q: Pi electron stacking, how does it work?

Aaron AbrahamI've come across the term base-pair stacking (with reference to B-DNA) in my school text book, and I had posted a question in that regard on Bio.SE. I've also seen a similar (albeit brief) version of my question on Chem.SE. I looked up the term online, and after checking out a couple of links,...

 
5:10 PM
@Ortho, did you fall sleep or something?
@CowperKettle adding Carbo + amine? I'm guessing here
 
@Rubisco XD
 
@Rubisco No, I'm editing the post.
 
@Wildcat I'm waiting for this guy to finish his . . . holy crap then that has taken too long
I'm waiting for this guy to finish his edit so I can add some stats of another month for comparison.
@orthocresol You sure it's just a bunch of stats?
 
Is carbamidation even a real term?
 
@CowperKettle how do you define a real term?
 
5:18 PM
Only 88 hits in Google and only 12 mentions in books.
 
@DHMO it has no complex part
 
@pentavalentcarbon LOL
 
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A: Let's not close questions as homework except for blatantly obvious cases (at least for a while)

RubiscoPre-experiment stats up to 2016/08/31 16:00 UTC. Post-experiment stats up to 2016/10/01 16:00 UTC. Total question statistics $$\begin{array}{|c|c|c|} \hline & \textbf{Pre-experiment} & \textbf{Post-experiment} \\ \hline \text{No. of questions} & 16\,753 & 17\,385 \\ \text{Qns without accepted ...

 
@DHMO I define as "a term that can be understood by chemists and used in scientific publications"
 
Alright
 
5:19 PM
HOLY CRAP . . . it looks . . . Hugs @Ortho
 
@orthocresol where's your question?
 
> We are having elections! Do you have a question for the candidates? (I stumble at this sign now and then and misread it as electrons)
 
@DHMO Real life and meta "drama" happened.
 
@orthocresol TTTTABLES! :D
 
@CowperKettle That's how you know deep inside that you're a scientist.
 
5:20 PM
@pentavalentcarbon Whan if I misread it as erections. Would it mean I were a reproduction biologist?
 
yesterday, by DHMO
Am I the only one who often reads this as "We are having electrons"?
yesterday, by DHMO
2 days ago, by Martin - マーチン
We are having elections! Do you have a question for the candidates? More information on meta.chem.se.
yesterday, by Rubisco
@DHMO Yes. Feel alone.
 
@CowperKettle Errr, no, just a normal adult male...
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@CowperKettle No, that means you should stop searching porn on the 'Net
 
@pentavalentcarbon Did you just assume its gender?
 
5:22 PM
@orthocresol That's kettlist!
 
@orthocresol You're right, that's just as bad as the pot calling the kettle black.
 
Let's all squint disgustedly at @Penta
 
@Rubisco You do anyway, so.
 
1 message moved to Sandbox
 
@Rubisco ...
thank you for your invitation?
 
5:23 PM
@DHMO I have an allergy for when suddenly big things pop up
@DHMO That's automated, not my fault
 
@Rubisco i know, just saying
 
@DHMO It's RO duty man. Sometimes rooms need cleaning.
 
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Q: Pi electron stacking, how does it work?

Aaron AbrahamI've come across the term base-pair stacking (with reference to B-DNA) in my school text book, and I had posted a question in that regard on Bio.SE. I've also seen a similar (albeit brief) version of my question on Chem.SE. I looked up the term online, and after checking out a couple of links,...

Can anyone answer this?
 
I'm proving to myself I won't screw up much if I run in the election.
 
The comments pretty much sorted out everything
just that I am not sure enough to make that an answer.
 
5:26 PM
pi stacking is something that we are not very sure about to this day.
 
@DHMO Why not try answering? It's fine to start somewhere. I see too many "answers" in the comment sections.
Don't be afraid to attempt answering something.
 
@pentavalentcarbon That's a pain in the A in the language sites
 
@orthocresol heh, i pretty much just blindly guessed in the comments
i never heard of pi-stacking before
 
!!doi/10.1021/ja00170a016
 
Well, now you have.
 
5:29 PM
@Rubisco I'm not surprised. Worst case scenario, you get flooded with garbage. But I personally believe in encouraging participation, especially from people who are interested in the site.
 
DOI 10.1021/ja00170a016 :
"The nature of .pi.-.pi. interactions"
First author : Christopher A. Hunter
 
@Chemobot very helpful thank you
 
@Chemobot .-.
 
well, that's not useful, you could at least give us a link
 
@pentavalentcarbon ELU is full of ranters that know how to eloquently be like 6-yo children. ELL just doesn't care. Linguistics is too quiet for a pattern to be noticed. Others I don't creepily watch
Someone find Hipp.
 
5:31 PM
@Rubisco :(
@Rubisco He is sometimes in the anime chat.
 
@pentavalentcarbon Whaddya know, when I say we have a little peaceful site with minimal issues and cool people I'm not exaggerating at all.
Chem has the best atmosphere in SE.
 
@Rubisco never said otherwise...
Everyone here is very nice.
 
All other sites may be famous for some good things, but also for some really terrible things.
TeX people are too nice, it makes you sick. O.O
 
And their content is amazing.
 
Like that creepy nice, in the cartoons
 
5:33 PM
Can we ban questions that ask about using VBT/hybridisation for TM complexes?
Like, we really need a custom close reason for this rubbish.
 
@orthocresol That question.
That one has other problems.
Put the charge on the complex, dangit
 
I was thinking to spend the last custom CV slot on data questions.
Or maybe amirite questions. Amirite questions rarely spark any interest.
 
Heh i was just kidding dont worry.
YES
 
Amirite questions are also really localized.
 
"Plz verify my work, my textbook say answer is B but i got A."
Answer: "Ur txtbk is wrng crect answer is A."
 
5:37 PM
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A: Pi electron stacking, how does it work?

DHMOAs our mighty seal has said: pi stacking is something that we are not very sure about to this day. However, I will try my best to answer. As you have said, the stacking is interaction between two $\pi$ orbitals. Therefore, the orbitals overlap to create new bonding ($\sigma$) orbitals, wh...

plz check answer
 
I think, tomorrow I will have a look at what kind of questions I hate seeing, and try to come up with some coherent thoughts. Right now it is very jumbled.
 
@orthocresol the endless list of questions :D
 
@Wildcat Sadly there's no shortage of questions I don't like on the front page right now
So you are actually, quite spot on!
:(
 
@DHMO plz don't write plz. Some people here have a trigger for txtspk
 
@Rubisco ...
 
5:39 PM
The only plz we would write is for satirical purposes.
 
TRIGGERED
 
@DHMO That ellipsis is wrong, but we'd get to that. :P
 
$\Huge\color{green}{TRIGGERED}$
 
hands Rubisco a tissue
 
$\color{red}{\dots}$
 
5:42 PM
Can cysteine get carbamylated? Only if it is at the end of a peptide?
 
$\color{purple}{\forall n \in \mathbb{Z}^+, n>2}$
 
How is the -NH2 thing called?
 
@CowperKettle What thing?
 
The N-terminus?
 
@orthocresol The NH2 group in an amino acid?
 
5:46 PM
In a free amino acid?
 
A, N-terminus. So if a protein is enzyme-digested, some peptides have free N-groups sticking out, and these can get carbamylated.
 
I'd just write N-terminus.
 
So cysteine can get carbamylated if it happens to have its N-terminus free in a peptide
It can be connected via the N-terminus, then it can't get carbamylated.
 
The N-terminus is a property of the polypeptide
Not the amino acid
I'd write: cysteine can undergo carbamylation if it is the N-terminal amino acid.
 
@orthocresol Thank you!
If we have just cystein,how would we call the -NH2 thing?
 
5:49 PM
The amino group.
 
thank you!
Now I'm starting to understand the sentence I'm translating.
 
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Q: Pollutants combining together to form less harmful products

ministic2001 Which atmospheric pollutants emitted by internal combustion engines, are reacted together to convert them to less harmful products? (A) Carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide (B) Carbon monoxide and unburned hydrocarbons (C) Nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide (D) Sulfur dioxide and unburnt h...

Exotic molecule...
 
Is this a good question?
 
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Q: Feedback on The Experiment

RubiscoThe experiment is over. Here are the stats, beautifully crafted with heavy MathJax with stats topping$^1$. Here's my take. Nothing really changed where we worried about change. You can play with this SEDE query to compare$^2$. We didn't get an influx of stuff that didn't end up answered. We didn...

 
Nah, it's lousy.
 
5:53 PM
I expect three answers on my desk in two hours. @Ortho @Wild @Penta
 
@Rubisco You couldn't wait for 1,3-feeds, could you?
 
@Rubisco no way! It's Saturday! :D
 
@orthocresol Deja vu. Someone told me that before
 
@Rubisco feel like it was Jan
1,3-feeds is a little slow though, must say :D
 
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Q: Feedback on The Experiment

RubiscoThe experiment is over. Here are the stats, beautifully crafted with heavy MathJax with stats topping$^1$. Here's my take. Nothing really changed where we worried about change. You can play with this SEDE query to compare$^2$. We didn't get an influx of stuff that didn't end up answered. We didn...

 
6:10 PM
:D
 
@1,3-feeds You make me yawn
If this is how robots are gonna take over the planet, humans have time to relax.
 
@Rubisco if you're being serious, ok
 
@pentavalentcarbon thankz
 
Somehow, I feel like getting everybody to post their opinion is not going to get anywhere.
 
@Rubisco No problem. We all want basically the same thing.
 
6:22 PM
It's great to hear all views, but we need to reach a consensus
 
@orthocresol It's not supposed to get anywhere. I just wanna make sure we're not looking like a little authoritarian group that decides everything when we say we don't have a problem with the experiment continuing to be.
If anyone has an objection, they can voice it there.
 
I am thinking that, at the end of this discussion, we should come up with a list of "characteristics" that might warrant closure, and we vote on them.
 
That main question in bold is not for cosmetic reasons. The highest voted answer will contain an answer to it and will count as consensus.
@orthocresol Oh, that discussion hasn't even started yet
 
Fair enough. :)
In that case, I can answer this question relatively quickly.
 
@orthocresol I can hold my breath under aqueous conditions for more than 90 years without reacting
 
6:51 PM
FWIW, I did feel that in the past HW was getting unfairly slapped on some questions.
It felt like "hmm, I don't like this question, let's just close it as HW because nearly everything can be closed as HW". And the vagueness of the HW policy meant that it was very open to interpretation.
And I must admit, I was also guilty of misusing it on some occasions!
 
Time to confess. Me too!
 
Welcome to Chemistry.SE! Take the tour to get familiar with this site. Mathematical expressions and equations can be formatted using $\LaTeX$ syntax. This appears to be a homework question, please share your thoughts and attempts towards the solution. If you receive useful answers, consider accepting one. :P — Martin - マーチン ♦ Sep 27 at 15:43
 
Also I ate your ice cream the other day Ortho. That was me.
 
!!icecream
sobs
Chemobot wherefore art thou
It sounds like chemotherapy bot to me
 
6:56 PM
!!test
 
edited !
 
@Chemobot French punctuation? FRENCH PUNCTUATION?!
 
Maybe someone knows by chance what "fixed modification" and "variable modification" are in the context of MS/MS study of protein structure..
 
nope
 
7:02 PM
@CowperKettle We're chemistlings, not internet
 
@orthocresol Not sure why chembot wasn't chosen instead.
 
@pentavalentcarbon I've been trying to think of a punny name for it for the last few minutes but couldn't come up with anything
 
7:19 PM
@Rubisco But some chemists do work with MS/MS
 
Generally, voting is something you help moderate the sites with, but it's not like flagging or voting for closure. I can vote however I want. I can upvote this question. I can downvote it. I can even opt not to vote it. You can't say the same for flagging. I can downvote someone's post because I'm a jerk and don't like their face, and this isn't against the rules if it's not serial voting. See? That's why a voting review queue doesn't make much sense. — Rubisco 12 secs ago
 
But I agree, this is a too specialized question to know right away.
 
Unrelated badass comment of the day
 
Shab bekheyr
 
Haha that's weird coming from you. Night
 
7:28 PM
@orthocresol stop editing your post and making me reload the page
 
Sorry. I'm going to sleep, so the editing will certainly stop ;)
 
nighty night
@Rubisco "done"
 
@pentavalentcarbon upboated
 
7:42 PM
:(
 
@pentavalentcarbon What if you find good tea if you discover pixabay?
 
@orthocresol liar
@Rubisco It reminds me of the days when people relied far more on Photobucket which was not so long ago.
 
 
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9:17 PM
!!tea
 
!!sarin
!!img
 
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