Im'm sure that you've read about the cheez whiz being 1 molecule away from being plastic?

 

did you also know that the human body is one molecule away from being hydrogen Peroxide? (I think its peroxide) which is toxic?

 

Do you know any more?

I think you mean atom. And it is one atom per molecule.

did you also know that the human body is one molecule away from being hydrogen Peroxide? (I think its peroxide) which is toxic?

 

No, water is one atom away from being hydrogen peroxide, or H202.

 

 

 

Though, I forget how that works out. Can oxygen have an oxidation number of -1?

1 atom in a molecule is right, and 1 atom, from what I know, isn't that little. I think it's something like, corret me if I'm wrong, rolling a dice. A 5 isn't really any closer to a 6 then a 3 is, people just think it is.

I don't think that me taking a can/jar/whatever they pack that in, and adding ONE molecule of something will change it's structure to a plastic. For one, one molecule really won't do anything in a big tub of cheese whiz. 2, cheese whiz does not have it's own molecule, and neither do plastics. They are both compounds. There is no "cheese whiz molecule."

 

 

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, that's just what you'd think.

Theres 37 liters of water in the body, thats 1250 ounces of water. For every 8 ounces of water there are 7.5E24 molecules of water. So in order for your theory to work, you would need 1.17E27 ATOMS of OXYGEN to be added to all the H2O in your body, inorder to make "your body" H2O2, hydrogen peroxide.

 

 

 

 

 

That doesn't sound very likely. You would die from the large amounts of oxygen before you even came close. Not to mention the chemistry wouldnt just happen.

 

 

 

 

 

Now if you took just one molecule of H2O, your right its only one Oxygen atom away from being H2O2, but its not like this is a spontaneous reaction.

We're one atom away from hydrogen peroxide... per molecule. So in reality, trillions of atoms make a big difference. And we already know that.

Ugh, if you were to change the chemical compound then yes. But you cant just "Add" an atom, you have to make a reaction happen.

Lots of molecular formulas are one atom away from becoming something completely different. Heck, some molecules just need to be mirrored to be something completely different.

 

 

 

Also, there are molecules called "free radicals" that will react with molecules in your body if you inhale them, which doesn't completely transform you but will cause some effect on your health.

Cheese whiz does not have it's own molecule, and neither do plastics. They are both compounds. There is no "cheese whiz molecule."

 

 

 

Hahah, hats off sir, I just burst out laughing at that

You're one molecule away from a whupping.

You're one molecule away from a whupping.

 

Your basically touching his butt already, if it's just a molecule. :)

 

 

 

But did you know that H is one atom away from being H2? Amazing really.

Hell yes,

 

 

 

Atom + split = boom.

You are ...

 

 

 

10 centillion to the 12 septillion power worth of atoms, to building a machine to do just that.

 

 

 

*rough estimate

You are ...

 

 

 

10 centillion to the 12 septillion power worth of atoms, to building a machine to do just that.

 

 

 

*rough estimate

 

Hitting the acid again?

nah, im focused on school at the moment to enhance my edumacation.

 

 

 

as you can see... my smarts are enhancing at the speed of the universe, which is going at the speed of like, which is some-6 million something miles per hour..

 

 

 

:thumbsup:

 

 

 

dude, that would be sweet if a rapper made a song about these.

 

 

 

GET ON IT BUBSA

 

 

 

3 thousand thousand

 

6 million million

 

9 billion 1000 million (1 milliard)

 

12 trillion billion

 

15 quadrillion 1000 billion

 

18 quintillion trillion

 

21 sextillion 1000 trillion

 

24 septillion quadrillion

 

27 octillion 1000 quadrillion

 

30 nonillion quintillion

 

33 decillion 1000 quintillion

 

36 undecillion sextillion

 

39 duodecillion 1000 sextillion

 

42 tredecillion septillion

 

45 quattuordecillion 1000 septillion

 

48 quindecillion octillion

 

51 sexdecillion 1000 octillion

 

54 septendecillion nonillion

 

57 octodecillion 1000 nonillion

 

60 novemdecillion decillion

 

63 vigintillion 1000 decillion

 

66 - 120 undecillion - vigintillion

 

303 centillion

 

600 centillion

Hell yes,

 

 

 

Atom + split = boom.

 

Pound of radiactive substance + a hell of a lot of splitting = bomb.

Hell yes,

 

 

 

Atom + split = boom.

 

Pound of radiactive substance + a hell of a lot of splitting = bomb.

 

Pound of radioactive substance + a hell lot of splitting = bomb + [developmentally delayed]ed president = doomed.

Hmm... I wonder how much of a boom one atom of uranium could produce assuming you could start the nuclear reaction.

did you also know that the human body is one molecule away from being hydrogen Peroxide? (I think its peroxide) which is toxic?

 

No, water is one atom away from being hydrogen peroxide, or H202.

 

 

 

Though, I forget how that works out. Can oxygen have an oxidation number of -1?

 

 

 

Obviously. It's unstable though.

 

 

 

Also, there are molecules called "free radicals" that will react with molecules in your body if you inhale them, which doesn't completely transform you but will cause some effect on your health.

 

 

 

That reminds me. You can also have oxygen with oxidation number of zero.

 

 

 

I think recalling my professor in inorganic chemistry said that some vitamins catch free radicals. (Also i think mostly these free radicals are oxygen atoms.)

1 atom in a molecule is right, and 1 atom, from what I know, isn't that little. I think it's something like, corret me if I'm wrong, rolling a dice. A 5 isn't really any closer to a 6 then a 3 is, people just think it is.

 

 

 

well, of cource it depends... just as a 5 is actually closer to a 6 than 3 is on my dice... the 3 is just one the opposite side of the dice :P

 

 

 

ah well... but one atom away in every molecyle, eh well... it does add up, right? :P

1 atom in a molecule is right, and 1 atom, from what I know, isn't that little. I think it's something like, corret me if I'm wrong, rolling a dice. A 5 isn't really any closer to a 6 then a 3 is, people just think it is.

 

 

 

well, of cource it depends... just as a 5 is actually closer to a 6 than 3 is on my dice... the 3 is just one the opposite side of the dice :P

 

 

 

ah well... but one atom away in every molecyle, eh well... it does add up, right? :P

 

 

 

On a dice 5 and 3 are equally distant from 6. Pick a number on a dice, and there are 4 equally adjacent to that number and 1 on the opposite side. The opposite sides always add up to 7. So 1 is opposite from 6. 2, 3, 4, 5 are all equally distant from 6.

No. Even if you had that extra atom of Oxygen, you'd still need catalase to convert it from water to hydrogen peroxide, plus the conditions, such as pH, temperature and pressure, to be right for the chemical reaction to take place.

 

 

 

So, no, we're not all one molecule away from being turned into bleach (which is actually one use of Hydrogen Peroxide). :roll:

 

 

 

Above all else, we'd die long before we'd get turned into Hydrogen Peroxide anyway, considering it's toxic...

I am shocked that nobody has said anything about Carbon Monoxide, which is one atom of oxygen away from being something we prduce naturally and can breath a little and won;t be affected (CO2) to something that will kill us (CO). And as for the Cheez Whiz thing; i believe it is the same with Splenda.

[...]Though, I forget how that works out. Can oxygen have an oxidation number of -1?

 

Yep, in peroxides.

 

That reminds me. You can also have oxygen with oxidation number of zero.

 

Yep. When it's part of an oxygen/ozone molecule.

 

 

 

A single fission event of a Uranus atom produces energy on the scale of hundred of millions of eV, around hundredths of nanojoules. Nothing.