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Yesterday and today combined
In which I wrote an entirely new essay and I still know she'll moan.
I can't read it or work at it ever again though or I'll explode.
My brain is drained and me so tired
Thanks to Bellandy though who gave me some good links
In which I wrote an entirely new essay and I still know she'll moan.
I can't read it or work at it ever again though or I'll explode.
My brain is drained and me so tired
Thanks to Bellandy though who gave me some good links
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urr. no as water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen atoms, while oil is made up of many confusing ones. so oil is alot more dense than water so that question is totaly insane.
What subject is this for?
Actually, oil is made up of Hydrogen and Carbon.
So your half way there.
Sort of.
:-D
So your half way there.
Sort of.
:-D
Rite
Oil is made of many combustable parts which are usually long chained polymers such are petroleum or deisel fuel. Water on the other hand is made of mostly Hydrogen and Oxygen but with a few Isotopes which arent important.
They main point you need to see is electrolysis of water. They 'breaking' up of water into Hydrogen and Oxygen which can be burnt together in the ratio 2-1 to produce energy and water essentially a clean fuel if the source eletrolysis is clean eg solar power.
its very effiecent and very clean but hard to manage, for instance hard to store hydrogen and to transfer it to say a car with the added dissadvantage of things called Hydrogen fuel cells which are often Heavy metal matrixes to hold Hydrogen in a stable form although they cant hold much hydrogen safely at the moment. Its definely they way to the future but realistically only in the future.
Hope this helps
Oil is made of many combustable parts which are usually long chained polymers such are petroleum or deisel fuel. Water on the other hand is made of mostly Hydrogen and Oxygen but with a few Isotopes which arent important.
They main point you need to see is electrolysis of water. They 'breaking' up of water into Hydrogen and Oxygen which can be burnt together in the ratio 2-1 to produce energy and water essentially a clean fuel if the source eletrolysis is clean eg solar power.
its very effiecent and very clean but hard to manage, for instance hard to store hydrogen and to transfer it to say a car with the added dissadvantage of things called Hydrogen fuel cells which are often Heavy metal matrixes to hold Hydrogen in a stable form although they cant hold much hydrogen safely at the moment. Its definely they way to the future but realistically only in the future.
Hope this helps
*stunned*
Just say to her, 'Don't mug yourself love.'
SHEEPY wrote:
> " Is water the oil of the 21st century? "
>
> Is the question I made up
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Is it one of those philisophical questions, where water will become so scarce that it will become more profitable than oil?
Or is it the geeky scientific stuff that other posters have mentioned?
> " Is water the oil of the 21st century? "
>
> Is the question I made up
------
Is it one of those philisophical questions, where water will become so scarce that it will become more profitable than oil?
Or is it the geeky scientific stuff that other posters have mentioned?
I fill my car up with Sunflower Oil instead of petrol to save tax.
No, I am only 15 :(
No, I am only 15 :(
The alcohol powered car.
*one for me and one for you, one for me and one for you*
*one for me and one for you, one for me and one for you*
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