My Experiment - A Refresher

Swan wrote:

HarveyH55 wrote:
How can N2O be bad? It's the happy-gas dentist use. It's the fun gas that makes cars go crazy fast. Why do democrats always want to destroy all the fun things in life?

I brought Nitric oxide into the conversation because Harvey the idiot believes wrongly that N20 which is laughing gas is the same gas used in top fuel racing, which is Nitrous oxide or NO. An acceptable mistake, for a 6th grader perhaps.

Harvey isn't very smart, but we tolerate him because he wasted 6 years at Harvard studying psychology so he could end up here with me.

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Feel free to pop another Vicodin and have another nap

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

HarveyH55 wrote:

Swan wrote:

HarveyH55 wrote:
How can N2O be bad? It's the happy-gas dentist use. It's the fun gas that makes cars go crazy fast. Why do democrats always want to destroy all the fun things in life?

LOL two different gasses kid

Like CO2, and man-made CO2? Nitrous Oxide is one gas, many uses. Did the fatman knock you of your bike again? Funny thing about science... They take great care to uniquely label everything so illiterate morons like you can't fukk it up. Yet, you still manage...

Is nitric oxide same as nitrous oxide? No they are two totally different gasses

Nitric Oxide (NO) is NOT the same as Nitrous Oxide (N2O). Nitric Oxide is one molecule of nitrogen, one of oxygen. Nitrous Oxide has 2 molecules of nitrogen, and one of oxygen. And that extra molecule of nitrogen changes the gas completely.

Which means as I already specified that you are really STUPID, however we may have discovered your problem as you are obviously snorting dragster fuel.

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LOL how much did you flush on that Harvard Edducationz

Nice try little girl

You are just arguing against yourself again, posting simply for the sake of posting.
N2O is being discussed here, not NO.

LOL, I can discuss whatever I choose, so either get used to this or check out.

CIAO

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Swan wrote:

HarveyH55 wrote:

Swan wrote:

HarveyH55 wrote:
How can N2O be bad? It's the happy-gas dentist use. It's the fun gas that makes cars go crazy fast. Why do democrats always want to destroy all the fun things in life?

LOL two different gasses kid

Like CO2, and man-made CO2? Nitrous Oxide is one gas, many uses. Did the fatman knock you of your bike again? Funny thing about science... They take great care to uniquely label everything so illiterate morons like you can't fukk it up. Yet, you still manage...

Is nitric oxide same as nitrous oxide? No they are two totally different gasses

Nitric Oxide (NO) is NOT the same as Nitrous Oxide (N2O). Nitric Oxide is one molecule of nitrogen, one of oxygen. Nitrous Oxide has 2 molecules of nitrogen, and one of oxygen. And that extra molecule of nitrogen changes the gas completely.

Which means as I already specified that you are really STUPID, however we may have discovered your problem as you are obviously snorting dragster fuel.

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LOL how much did you flush on that Harvard Edducationz

The problem with using scientific terms without knowing what they mean is you can end up saying something really STUPID.

You certainly have demonstrated that!

Im a BM wrote:
Like saying "Nitrous oxide has two molecules of nitrogen and one molecule of oxygen".

An introductory chemistry course would have surely included an explanation for what the difference is between an atom and a molecule.

But in a troll-on-troll debate, an atom IS a molecule - if you are good enough at word games.

An atom is not a molecule.

Im a BM wrote:
Nitrous oxide is generated by a variety of human activity.

Use by dentists doesn't even make the list of top 100 sources.

The single biggest source of nitrous oxide entering the atmosphere is due to excess nitrogen fertilizer finding its way into low oxygen environments in the form of nitrate. Denitrification of nitrate by bacteria creates nitrogen gas (N2) as the dominant product, and nitrous oxide and nitric oxide as by products.

Nitrous oxide has no capability to warm the Earth.

Im a BM wrote:
For an actual scientist to engage in discussion with trolls who don't even know the difference between an atom and a molecule would be a waste of time.

So discussing with you about the difference between an atom and a molecule is a waste of time. Gotit.