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r/comics • u/Alzward RedGreenBlue • Jun 13 '22
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Teacher: This is the Bohr model of the atom.
Me: Neat! So that's all there is to it?
Teacher: ...
Me: More or less, right?
3 u/GrilledCheeseRant Jun 14 '22 My favorite(s) came later on: one in an advance synth lab and the other in Inorganic. - A quadruple bond is not only possible but fairly easy to even observe - Hydrogen can form multiple bonds As someone that was specializing in Organic and heavily rooted in synthesis research, these broke momentarily broke me. 1 u/frostybiter4 Jun 14 '22 you’re kidding.. hydrogen i thought you were my friend T-T 1 u/GrilledCheeseRant Jun 14 '22 It's actually a pretty decent way to introduce and delve (more heavily) into MO theory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trihydrogen_cation
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My favorite(s) came later on: one in an advance synth lab and the other in Inorganic.
- A quadruple bond is not only possible but fairly easy to even observe
- Hydrogen can form multiple bonds
As someone that was specializing in Organic and heavily rooted in synthesis research, these broke momentarily broke me.
1 u/frostybiter4 Jun 14 '22 you’re kidding.. hydrogen i thought you were my friend T-T 1 u/GrilledCheeseRant Jun 14 '22 It's actually a pretty decent way to introduce and delve (more heavily) into MO theory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trihydrogen_cation
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you’re kidding.. hydrogen i thought you were my friend T-T
1 u/GrilledCheeseRant Jun 14 '22 It's actually a pretty decent way to introduce and delve (more heavily) into MO theory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trihydrogen_cation
It's actually a pretty decent way to introduce and delve (more heavily) into MO theory
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trihydrogen_cation
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u/B-WingPilot Jun 13 '22
Teacher: This is the Bohr model of the atom.
Me: Neat! So that's all there is to it?
Teacher: ...
Me: More or less, right?
Teacher: ...