^^^gav you are the man.

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[QUOTE=ridethelightning]not tonight, just some graph in math, science tomorrow probably.

unless you have read the hobbit?[/QUOTE]

In 6th grade, but I vaguely remember it. I might be able to help you, though. Shoot.

I want rep points for homework help! :p

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-Gav

avogrados number to my knowledge and that of my chemistry teacher was 6.02 x 10^23 , is that last 2 extra ? or is my chemistry teacher ignorant

Oh, I was joking about the rep points, by the way.

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-Gav

[QUOTE=I0Play0Bass]Well, in one mole, you always have 6.022x10^23 molecules (in this case, the molecules are just atoms of copper). Just multiply that by 4.50, and you get 2.7099x10^24 molecules. We have 3 significant figures (Avogadro's number is a constant, and in the measurement of the moles we have 4.50), so it's 2.71x10^24.

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-Gav[/QUOTE]

You forgot about the molecular discharge of the isotope. Especially when it is unstable. Just remember the theory formulated by Leeukowevok that explained the endoplasmic reticulum deterimines the overall flagellic potential of the nucleus.

well, ive already gave you rep points. but o well. after chapter 1, how will bilbo get started on his adventure? will he become a brave and cofident character? predict.

ill need your science help soon though, probably math too,.

[QUOTE=Left Shoe]avogrados number to my knowledge and that of my chemistry teacher was 6.02 x 10^23 , is that last 2 extra ? or is my chemistry teacher ignorant[/QUOTE]

No, your teacher is correct, as am I. Avogadro's number is really 6.02214199x10^23, with even more digits after it, but I forget the rest. However, most people just round it to 6.02x10^23 for a simpler number. It's just a constant that we round to the hundreths place for simplicity's sake.

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-Gav

ok, this chemistry **** has to stop right now...

[QUOTE=BassVirtuoso]You forgot about the molecular discharge of the isotope. Especially when it is unstable. Just remember the theory formulated by Leeukowevok that explained the endoplasmic reticulum deterimines the overall flagellic potential of the nucleus.[/QUOTE]
im hoping your joking

[QUOTE=moxshyfter]ok, this chemistry **** has to stop right now...[/QUOTE]
you can come do my homework for me then O_O

[QUOTE=BassVirtuoso]You forgot about the molecular discharge of the isotope. Especially when it is unstable. Just remember the theory formulated by Leeukowevok that explained the endoplasmic reticulum deterimines the overall flagellic potential of the nucleus.[/QUOTE]

1-This is high school chem he needs (not saying he's in high school, just saying the level of that particular problem was high school).
2-We don't know which isotope of copper it was. If it was, it would've been a different calculation.
3-I haven't heard of that theory, heh. I take AP Chem next year, man.

Interesting thought, though. I'll look that up.

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-Gav

[QUOTE=Left Shoe]im hoping your joking[/QUOTE]
sadly, heres correct, i think. we did this last term. like 2 months ago. stupid grade 9. im so stupid, it doesnt make sense, i do no math work, know nothing in math, but i get picked by the principal to tutor a kid. My drummer in fact! :lol: hes in special ed, ADD,

[QUOTE=ridethelightning]not tonight, just some graph in math, science tomorrow probably.

unless you have read the hobbit?[/QUOTE]

i just finnished using that book for the 4th stright year. i love it.

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[QUOTE=ridethelightning]well, ive already gave you rep points. but o well. after chapter 1, how will bilbo get started on his adventure? will he become a brave and cofident character? predict.

ill need your science help soon though, probably math too,.[/QUOTE]

I dunno how much you've read, but Gandalf and the dwarves show up at his house and have a party where they talk about treasure and how they need a "burglar" which is going to be him. Basically they volunteer him for it. Then in the morning they're gone, but they leave him a note telling him to meet them at some tavern so they can leave.

Holy crap.

I hope you guys know I was making up words.

[QUOTE=ridethelightning]well, ive already gave you rep points. but o well. after chapter 1, how will bilbo get started on his adventure? will he become a brave and cofident character? predict.

ill need your science help soon though, probably math too,.[/QUOTE]

I forget most of it, but:

Most likely, Bilbo will poorly prepare for his adventure. Bilbo is, by nature, lazy (as most Hobbits are). However, with Gandolf as his guiding light, he will serve as a "teacher" to Bilbo and "push him harder" until Bilbo is self reliable. Through this, Bilbo will ultimately become stronger, braver, and more confident in himself.

Just write that. It's good BS, and I think it's correct, anyway.

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-Gav

[QUOTE=I0Play0Bass]1-This is high school chem he needs (not saying he's in high school, just saying the level of that particular problem was high school).
2-We don't know which isotope of copper it was. If it was, it would've been a different calculation.
3-I haven't heard of that theory, heh. I take AP Chem next year, man.

Interesting thought, though. I'll look that up.

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-Gav[/QUOTE]

Dude, he's yanking your proverbial chain. Even YOU should know that flagella are the little threads that bacteria use to move around, and they don't have anything to do with Moles! (BV, I was on to your tricks as soon as I saw how you spelled "Leewenhoek")

[QUOTE=BassVirtuoso]Holy crap.

I hope you guys know I was making up words.[/QUOTE]

So that's why it wasn't familiar. I was going to say, "I do know a pretty solid amount of chemistry, though." :lol:

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-Gav

[QUOTE=super deluxe]I dunno how much you've read, but Gandalf and the dwarves show up at his house and have a party where they talk about treasure and how they need a "burglar" which is going to be him. Basically they volunteer him for it. Then in the morning they're gone, but they leave him a note telling him to meet them at some tavern so they can leave.[/QUOTE]
yea, thats chapter 1. thanks.

[QUOTE=I0Play0Bass]

I forget most of it, but:

Most likely, Bilbo will poorly prepare for his adventure. Bilbo is, by nature, lazy (as most Hobbits are). However, with Gandolf as his guiding light, he will serve as a "teacher" to Bilbo and "push him harder" until Bilbo is self reliable. Through this, Bilbo will ultimately become stronger, braver, and more confident in himself.

Just write that. It's good BS, and I think it's correct, anyway.[QUOTE]

ya that about right gav, but you should read the book it is a very good book.

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[QUOTE=moxshyfter]ok, this chemistry **** has to stop right now...[/QUOTE]

:lol: OK man, sure.

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-Gav

yea, im writing that.

[QUOTE=I0Play0Bass]So that's why it wasn't familiar. I was going to say, "I do know a pretty solid amount of chemistry, though." :lol:

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-Gav[/QUOTE]
screw it im just going totell my chem teacher shes horrible and doesnt know what shes doing and then make her do this while i sit there and answer her questions.
night mx

[QUOTE=thelowsoundofbass]ya that about right gav, but you should read the book it is a very good book.

lowsound[/QUOTE]

I did read it, but I forget most of it.

I remember some stuff, like Bombur falling into the Black River or whatever, and the trolls turning into stone (which come up in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, which I wasn't a fan of at all).

I thought the Hobbit was awesome (lots of WWII symbolism in there), but LoTR blew.

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-Gav

[QUOTE=Left Shoe]screw it im just going totell my chem teacher shes horrible and doesnt know what shes doing and then make her do this while i sit there and answer her questions.
night mx[/QUOTE]

Sure you don't need help with anything else? I'll stay here and help you until you've got it, man.

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-Gav

[QUOTE=ridethelightning]yea, im writing that.[/QUOTE]

What I wrote?

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-Gav

The Hobbit was very good.

I'm always here to help with chemistry.

:D

yea gav, what you wrote.
im just about done for the night, just need to know how the dwarves lost their treasure and kingdom. then i have some science notes to copy, and draw a math graph

^ Indeed...

Ender's Game was another great book. It's a sci fi novel about some kid named Ender. He lives in the future, and humans are at war with some race of aliens. We almost got wiped out the first time, but now, the government is training young geniuses in the ways of combat to beat them. Ender's a young genius, and it's all about his training and his emotional, physical, and mental stuggle.

It's cool, they play this game similar to "lazer tag" to practice and train, but it's much more hardcore and better than it sounds. It's a great book, I suggest you all read it.

It gets pretty deep into human nature and how we fear what we don't understand and end up going crazy (if you read it, pay attention to the section of the book where Ender can't get past the giant in his computer game).

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-Gav

[QUOTE=BassVirtuoso]I'm always here to help with chemistry.

:D[/QUOTE]

:lol: Good to know...:)

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-Gav

[QUOTE=ridethelightning]yea gav, what you wrote.
im just about done for the night, just need to know how the dwarves lost their treasure and kingdom. then i have some science notes to copy, and draw a math graph[/QUOTE]

What are you studying in science?

If you don't mind my asking, what grade are you in and how old are you?

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-Gav

I do split a mean atom.

I read about Einstein once...

Sleep now... Nite now.... Sleep.

see ya scorp

lowsound

Later Scorp.

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-Gav

[QUOTE=I0Play0Bass]What are you studying in science?

If you don't mind my asking, what grade are you in and how old are you?

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-Gav[/QUOTE]
we are just doing astrology stuff, grade 9, im 14. its like planets, solar system, the creation of the planets, and such.

see ya scorp!

^ You mean astronomy? There's a difference...I consider astronomy true, while I consider astrology bull****. :cool:

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-Gav

yea, thats probably it. lol. your the geniues, im struglijng

so how did the dwarves loose their treasure and kingdom? needs 2 points/marks