@orthocresol y u no dv? This is definitely naa, if not completely wrong or at least misleading... but it does not explain why the xy5 is less uniform. I put it in mod-review, so I think we should remove the answer at least... the duplicate seems quite fine and basically answers it, I'm gonna give it a gentle touch up

@orthocresol impressive how ron could (or did) have nailed that with the organic chemistry badge...

@orthocresol that was the same question, I'm sure you wanted to point to something else... I guess we'll find it eventually ;)

Shame on me closing this as a dupe; but to unshame myself, this is a terrible question which should have been closed as unclear... can we delete?

@Martin-マーチン Nooooo!

Maybe it was this one:

:: chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/4328/… away with thee (del m.)

@orthocresol hmm pull up your browser history from four days ago, about 11pm ...

working on another one right now... i'm done in a few

Yes, this was the only question which had the hyperlink as the "already-visited" colour :P

Could we reopen this too, while we're at it?

:: chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/81974/… parent Q reop'd m

@orthocresol this is a link to your answer ಠ_ಠ (even though this is a nice answer)

Interestingly the following survived the storms for a few years: Why does AgNO3(aq) + Fe(NO3)2(aq) -> Ag(s) + Fe(NO3)3(aq)?

I think we could live without:

:: chemistry.stackexchange.com/q/40411/4945 Deleted-o