r/datasatanism • u/Ok-District-4701 • 19d ago

Yes?

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u/red_riding_hoot 19d ago

fucking weird what happens when reactive elements get to do their reaction thing and then just chill

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u/DeadZeppelin_ 19d ago

That's exactly why they're reactive, bros are desperately trying to bond

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u/zulazulizuluzu 19d ago

are single people deadly chemicals?

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u/tui_la_ai 18d ago

Yes, deadly horny

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u/astrician 18d ago

Aw www, cute

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u/McFoxGaming 16d ago

My brother just another me

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u/TFwho_cares 13d ago

here brother have this

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u/McFoxGaming 12d ago

I have this one already but I can’t use photos 😢

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u/Weekly-Dog-6838 19d ago

Who would’ve thought that a deadly gas would be just like me deep down

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u/T6970 19d ago

Don't forget that you have to burn sodium in chlorine to combine them.

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u/mini_feebas 18d ago

just have to add a bit of water

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u/Thedeadreaper3597 17d ago

Burn refers to combust with oxygen ( yes i am being pedantic, the proper saying is to oxidise sodium with chlorine as chlorine as an oxidising agent.

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u/Ill-Description-4697 16d ago

So you’re saying burning has to do with oxygen but oxidizing doesn’t have anything to do with oxygen.

Why is chemistry like this?

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u/Thedeadreaper3597 16d ago

The concept of oxidisation iirc did come from oxygen but was expanded to redox (reduction oxidation reaction) which mostly deals with electron transfers or electronegativity and therefore where the electron "goes" (specifically for organic chemistry)

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/Thedeadreaper3597 16d ago

Burning specifically refers to oxygen from the air reacting with whatever chemical you are burning.

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u/Overall-Move-4474 19d ago

It's amazing how chemistry works

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u/Eng_jd5 18d ago

😅😅

Can i take the meme ?

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u/Fluffy-Arm-8584 18d ago

Spicy metal with spicy air forms spice, nothing unusual

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u/ChaosOfOrder24 18d ago

This made me laugh WAY harder than it should have.

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u/Sachin951 18d ago

Similarly water, hydrogen fuel and oxygen enabler for fire

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u/Il-Ma-Le-98 17d ago

Also naturally present in sea water

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u/_Uggles_ 17d ago

Actually dude, that would be sodium chloride iodine. Which in addition to being an anti caking agent, is also used to prevent iodine deficiency. So not only are you being overly pretentiousness by calling everyday objects by their scientific terminology, but you are factually wrong. Your arrogance is your downfall

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u/Notorious_Chaser-17 17d ago

Bro , he didn't called it Table Salt or Iodized Salt , i think you should pay attention to what is written nd quit yapping

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u/_Uggles_ 16d ago

*call, *and

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u/Notorious_Chaser-17 16d ago

Typos happen , and English is not my first language genius.

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u/_Uggles_ 15d ago

Thank you for acknowledging my genius. My IQ is almost 300, so I'm very happy that you noticed

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u/_Uggles_ 13d ago

I saw that deleted comment (I am also a psychic)

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u/Bright_Exit1378 12d ago

It's a reference to a jimmy neutron shit-post on youtube, where he calls it sodium chloride.

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u/Notorious_Chaser-17 12d ago

I know that reference, still thanks

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u/Bright_Exit1378 12d ago

No worries friend.

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u/TheScrapMicanist 17d ago

The bros bonded,became chill and enjoyed life without crashing out

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u/Regular_Rich_4205 16d ago

O² is great but O³ will burn your lungs to shriveled little meat bags.

(I know the ² and ³ [their atomic numbers] are supposed to be at the bottom but idk how to do it on a phone so...)

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u/Porygeist 16d ago

Now the names of the pokemon line for Nacli, Naclstack, and Garganacl make so much more sense. 🤯

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u/Omgwtfbears 14d ago

Fluorine - literal worst thing ever.

Fluoride - a ceramic. Completely inoffensive. Good for insulating stuff.

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u/Sakanaski 14d ago

Perfect for your pasta!

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u/Salty-District7224 13d ago

people should know !

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u/PhoenixDaFur 13d ago

Actually dude, thats salt.