Which seems to me much more coherent (in last graph I took in consideration the conversion I want)
Yeah so we both agree on the reasonable thing
But still, if my last graph is correct I don't understand why my formulas are..
(well actually doing units analysis I do) but from the equations of kinetics I absolutely don't ^^
And by the way for those who know Python, this library enable you to perform the calculation of many thermodynamics values with a pretty nice accuracy compare to ASPEN.
@hBy2Py I wouldn't call it connections in Japan... and I don't use the twitter, but sure, go ahead, make a connection. It's not that I am hard to find in the internets
Premise
The premise is an adept modern chemist is transported back in time and is to serve as the court alchemist to a wealthy prince in the late 16th century.
Assumptions:
"Transmuting" gold is the chief goal, but the prince would possibly consider allowing for a different output to be yield...
@Loong That's interesting. But the technological limitations of the time would probably make most things impossible. The Hall-Heroult process (which was mentioned) requires electricity, and Faraday was born in 1791...
Also many modern chemists (myself included) would have no idea how the Hall-Heroult process works... and our knowledge of modern chemistry would be quite useless in the late 16th century...
Premise
The premise is an adept modern chemist is transported back in time and is to serve as the court alchemist to a wealthy prince in the late 16th century.
Assumptions:
"Transmuting" gold is the chief goal, but the prince would possibly consider allowing for a different output to be yield...
The Periodic Table
The Periodic Table