As an A-Level Chemistry student, i can assure you that it is indeed Caesium.

As an A-level Junior at the university at the age of 16 I can guarantee that it is spelled Cesium. All of the nuclear physics references I have read have spelled it Cesium. Not until today had I ever heard it called Cesium. You may spell it that way in Britain, but I am most certainly not wrong, as you are saying.

 

 

 

 

 

okay okay, no more fighting, we all know england is like our drunk older brother...jeez

lol nooby question here, but whats that ammy ur wearing :lol: im always seeing it on high lvls... WHUT IS IT!!! lol and if i wuz a high enough lvl i would definatly train there :)

lol nooby question here, but whats that ammy ur wearing :lol: im always seeing it on high lvls... WHUT IS IT!!! lol and if i wuz a high enough lvl i would definatly train there :)

 

 

 

salve,

 

 

 

http://kbase.runescape.com/lang/en/aff/ ... le_id=1815

 

 

 

Ability to make Salve amulets, giving combat bonuses against the undead

lol nooby question here, but whats that ammy ur wearing :lol: im always seeing it on high lvls... WHUT IS IT!!! lol and if i wuz a high enough lvl i would definatly train there :)

 

 

 

Its a slave ammy you hit harder on undead things.. to stop the fighting someone give 1 hour of their time and try it out :wink:

thx

Uhhh, im kinda of a noob, but where is that? :oops:

in that spot with my whip i can pull over 60k an hr just bsin.... its an easy 1k exp a min so those who said its like 50k you are wrong..

I went with a really low level friend (lvl 65 cb) who was doing dt to the shadow diamond boss' cave as protection from the skeletons and dogs and to retrieve and belongings should he pass-on ... my main function was to distract skeletons and dogs so he had the boss to himself... he did a duck and dodge sidestep with a dds to take down the boss.

 

 

 

It took him 20 minutes to kill the boss... I had a load of shark with me and a sup set I gained a strength level while there and when I looked and compared to my xp before I went in ... found I had gained 28kxp in that time.

I been using this place with dharoks, i dont have the ammy he does but i can still hit up to 56, it takes 2 hits to kill them most of the time, i average 63k an hour :)

With 63k an hour i can double my total strenght exp in 50 minutes.

I've been there before.

 

The skeletons don't respawn fast enough to melee.

 

You end up sitting there waiting for them at some pt.

 

I don't see how you could get 110k per hr.

 

Then again I never saw how anybody could claim similar things on the monkeys at ape atoll.

 

 

 

Also, the Cesium/Caesium debate looks like differences between american and bristish english (eg. color / colour).

 

I only know Cesium though.

I've been there before.

 

The skeletons don't respawn fast enough to melee.

 

You end up sitting there waiting for them at some pt.

 

I don't see how you could get 110k per hr.

 

Then again I never saw how anybody could claim similar things on the monkeys at ape atoll.

 

 

 

Also, the Cesium/Caesium debate looks like differences between american and bristish english (eg. color / colour).

 

I only know Cesium though.

Get a crowded world. W18 FTW

I highly doubt that's possible...I've looked at all the other posts, and it seems to br pointing away from you...sorry.

woa sweet :D

thats ALOT of xp an hour for your lvl, and yeh thats alot of clicking :(

As an A-Level Chemistry student, i can assure you that it is indeed Caesium.

As an A-level Junior at the university at the age of 16 I can guarantee that it is spelled Cesium. All of the nuclear physics references I have read have spelled it Cesium. Not until today had I ever heard it called Caesium. You may spell it that way in Britain, but I am most certainly not wrong, as you are saying.

 

 

 

Britain is the authority on such matters. It is Caesium.

 

It is also Sulphur, not Sulfur... But that is probably a different argument.

 

 

 

~Jimmie.

I highly doubt that's possible...I've looked at all the other posts, and it seems to br pointing away from you...sorry.

K good go find some other forum to play on. I am respected.

As an A-Level Chemistry student, i can assure you that it is indeed Caesium.

As an A-level Junior at the university at the age of 16 I can guarantee that it is spelled Cesium. All of the nuclear physics references I have read have spelled it Cesium. Not until today had I ever heard it called Caesium. You may spell it that way in Britain, but I am most certainly not wrong, as you are saying.

 

 

 

Britain is the authority on such matters. It is Caesium.

 

It is also Sulphur, not Sulfur... But that is probably a different argument.

 

 

 

~Jimmie.

 

 

 

AKA "Im a liar and whats Casium? PLEASE!!! everyone like me now, im cool please!!!"

A very electropositive element, also an Alkaline Metal.

 

 

 

~Jimmie.

As an A-Level Chemistry student, i can assure you that it is indeed Caesium.

As an A-level Junior at the university at the age of 16 I can guarantee that it is spelled Cesium. All of the nuclear physics references I have read have spelled it Cesium. Not until today had I ever heard it called Caesium. You may spell it that way in Britain, but I am most certainly not wrong, as you are saying.

 

 

 

Britain is the authority on such matters. It is Caesium.

 

It is also Sulphur, not Sulfur... But that is probably a different argument.

 

 

 

~Jimmie.

 

 

 

AKA "Im a liar and whats Casium? PLEASE!!! everyone like me now, im cool please!!!"

 

AKA maybe you don't have a clue?

 

 

 

1. How about I am not a liar: Correcting someone who isn't wrong is wrong. If I was not wrong then attempting to correct me is wrong.

 

 

 

2. http://freedomtoschool.proboards29.com/ ... 1118085180

 

 

 

Url:http://www.thestarpress.com/articles/8/040952-6148-021.html (Link dead, but it still shows on google

 

 

 

I am Daniel Baker.

 

 

 

Now, if you want to be technical, it is CÃÆÃâÃâæsium, if you can't spell that.

 

 

 

P.S. It's theater not theatre, color not colour etc. :lol:

 

 

 

3: Jimmie: No duh. :lol: It's a heavy metal and it is Alkaline. Congratulations on getting an A in chemistry but I also got an A in chemistry when I took it. In fact, I am studying the nuclear structures of the atoms involved so that I know why they have the different qualities associated with them.

 

 

 

4: To Tatu Trapt- Rather ridiculous how you come on the scene and accuse me of lying. Everything on this thread I have said is correct. There may be alternates but it is right.

 

 

 

5. Let's check an authority on the matter: perhaps the American Journal of Physics?

 

http://scitation.aip.org/getabs/servlet ... s&gifs=yes

 

 

 

The Journal of Chemical Physics?

 

http://scitation.aip.org/getabs/servlet ... s&gifs=yes

 

 

 

Journal of Applied Physics?

 

http://scitation.aip.org/getabs/servlet ... s&gifs=yes

What language do you speak? Ah yes, English, ENGLISH!

 

It is colour, sulphur, theatre and many other silly spellings which someone has happened upon and decided to use for a joke.

 

Oh, and its Caesium, Caesium, Caesium!

 

 

 

EDIT: Oh, of course, the American Journals. They will all contain the silly spelling of Caesium so you should just throw them away.

 

I keep the American Journal of Physics in my toilet, but not for reading.

Do you know why though? Because the American colonists had been denied their basic rights of freedom that were given to them by the government (Taxation without representation) and any government that does that gives the people the power to revolt. After revolting, they didn't want to be like the British anymore, so they changed many words and customs.

Ah, so they changed "Caesium" to "Cesium", therefore, Caesium, has been and always will be the correct spelling.

 

Game, set and match.

 

 

 

EDIT: Also, who wouldnt want to be like the British. Cracking folk, so they are.

Hook, Line, and Sinker. You took your words from the Greeks. They're right and you're wrong. Hand 'em over. :lol: (Sarcasm alarms should be going off about now if they aren't)

So? Its ours now, English is the best language ever. (When it isnt ruined by incorrect spelling).

 

 

 

Also, "Caesium is named for sky blue (caesius), but it is silvery-white."

 

Yes, Caesius, not Cesius.

 

 

 

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