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Originally Posted by LoBlo
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Originally Posted by Bubblehead Nuke
You come in via the aux seawater system bonded with two of you buddies know as hydrogen. You then go to a device that ensure that nothing but you and your twins get through; the rest goes back overboard. You then go to the O2 generator and get divorced from your H2 partners and then you are then stored in a large bottle for a while till they let you out. Then you float through the air till you are inhaled by a carbon based life form. You then are used to facilitate the conversion of matter to energy in said carbon based life form after which you are exhaled with the byproduct known as carbon you have now become bonded to.
And there you go, that is how a oxygen molecule becomes carbon dioxide.
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Aye. But the question wasn't how do a oxygen atom become part of a carbon monoxide molecule. It was how does a H2O molecule become a carbon monoxide molecule. Now if you assume that the question was pertaining not to the molecule as a whole, but the invidual atoms of the molecule, then yep, the question is doable. But if you assume that the "molecule" itself, must be perserved, then its a non sequitur.:p |
Son are you trying to be a smart ass with this qual board? I think I am going to have to rip up your qualification card and let you start all over? I am sure when you return we can expect you to have a little more respect for you superiors!
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