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The Master Blaster wrote:

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:A vessel containing 1.0 mol of methane and 2.0 mol of steam was heated to a temperature, T, and left until the reaction shown below had come to equilibrium.


CH4 + 2 H2O <=> CO2 + 4 H2


The total pressure in the vessel was then found to be 3000 kPa and analysis of the equilibrium mixture indicated that 0.2 mol of carbon dioxide had been formed.


Calculate the mols of CH4, H2O and H2 in the equilibrium mixture.

Yeah, I'm really quite stuck. I never could figure out the ratios. Same as how I dunno how to do algebraic long division.

Algebraic long division!

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:A vessel containing 1.0 mol of methane and 2.0 mol of steam was heated to a temperature, T, and left until the reaction shown below had come to equilibrium.


CH4 + 2 H2O <=> CO2 + 4 H2


The total pressure in the vessel was then found to be 3000 kPa and analysis of the equilibrium mixture indicated that 0.2 mol of carbon dioxide had been formed.


Calculate the mols of CH4, H2O and H2 in the equilibrium mixture.

Yeah, I'm really quite stuck. I never could figure out the ratios. Same as how I dunno how to do algebraic long division.

Algebraic long division!

Yeah, that's what I actually said


My chemistry teacher put it best:


There are two different types of people. The piano players, and the photocopiers. The photocopiers remember facts, figures and all the rest of the huha, while piano players need to understand how things work before they can remember and use it.



I am a piano player. Apart from with guitar. But that's more down to repeated practise building my muscle memory.

The Master Blaster wrote:

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:A vessel containing 1.0 mol of methane and 2.0 mol of steam was heated to a temperature, T, and left until the reaction shown below had come to equilibrium.


CH4 + 2 H2O <=> CO2 + 4 H2


The total pressure in the vessel was then found to be 3000 kPa and analysis of the equilibrium mixture indicated that 0.2 mol of carbon dioxide had been formed.


Calculate the mols of CH4, H2O and H2 in the equilibrium mixture.

Yeah, I'm really quite stuck. I never could figure out the ratios. Same as how I dunno how to do algebraic long division.

Algebraic long division!

Yeah, that's what I actually said


My chemistry teacher put it best:


There are two different types of people. The piano players, and the photocopiers. The photocopiers remember facts, figures and all the rest of the huha, while piano players need to understand how things work before they can remember and use it.



I am a piano player. Apart from with guitar. But that's more down to repeated practise building my muscle memory.

I don't think I fall under either of those categories! Ah! What do I do!

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:A vessel containing 1.0 mol of methane and 2.0 mol of steam was heated to a temperature, T, and left until the reaction shown below had come to equilibrium.


CH4 + 2 H2O <=> CO2 + 4 H2


The total pressure in the vessel was then found to be 3000 kPa and analysis of the equilibrium mixture indicated that 0.2 mol of carbon dioxide had been formed.


Calculate the mols of CH4, H2O and H2 in the equilibrium mixture.

Yeah, I'm really quite stuck. I never could figure out the ratios. Same as how I dunno how to do algebraic long division.

Algebraic long division!

Yeah, that's what I actually said


My chemistry teacher put it best:


There are two different types of people. The piano players, and the photocopiers. The photocopiers remember facts, figures and all the rest of the huha, while piano players need to understand how things work before they can remember and use it.



I am a piano player. Apart from with guitar. But that's more down to repeated practise building my muscle memory.

I don't think I fall under either of those categories! Ah! What do I do!

Give up now and become a hobo

The Master Blaster wrote:

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:A vessel containing 1.0 mol of methane and 2.0 mol of steam was heated to a temperature, T, and left until the reaction shown below had come to equilibrium.


CH4 + 2 H2O <=> CO2 + 4 H2


The total pressure in the vessel was then found to be 3000 kPa and analysis of the equilibrium mixture indicated that 0.2 mol of carbon dioxide had been formed.


Calculate the mols of CH4, H2O and H2 in the equilibrium mixture.

Yeah, I'm really quite stuck. I never could figure out the ratios. Same as how I dunno how to do algebraic long division.

Algebraic long division!

Yeah, that's what I actually said


My chemistry teacher put it best:


There are two different types of people. The piano players, and the photocopiers. The photocopiers remember facts, figures and all the rest of the huha, while piano players need to understand how things work before they can remember and use it.



I am a piano player. Apart from with guitar. But that's more down to repeated practise building my muscle memory.

I don't think I fall under either of those categories! Ah! What do I do!

Give up now and become a hobo

You know, you are the third person to say that to me today! My maths teacher said that to me when I complained that I couldn't get onto a maths website, so she told me:

'Well then, you'd better give up now and become a hobo.'

And then, my Dad said that to me when I said my team lost playing Rugby at school!
Its a conspiracy I tell you!

Looks like I'm not the only one having a bad day.

I hate college.

The Master Blaster wrote::P


Looks like I'm not the only one having a bad day.

I hate college.

Bad day? Moi? Whatever gave you that impression!

To get this thread on topic, however briefly, TRU manchester had Voyager class Optimus and Megatron on the shelves today. Also, while not quite as impressive as the old display, they've put a bunch of TF products in the promotional and seasonal area of the store (Also, get a free £5 Transformers gift voucher when you spend £40+ on TFs).

hmm i seem to have sparked another trend...slapping...i'd better watch it, who knows what i may set off next time

as for bad days...join the club...insomnia followed by an inability to fasten buttons, then a bloody cold ride to work on roads full of idiots, once at work i found out most of the fit women are spoken for, plus i felt tired and grouchy all day

any1 have any pics they could put up off armorhide and highscore in various poses or something please because i cant find them in the gallery

Sorry its taken so long for me to reply MB. I think its been too long since I last did this and I'm struggling to get my head back around it. I'll keep having a go at it if you haven't already worked it out if ya want, but I can't promise I'll have an answer soon.

EDIT: Actually, I don't think I'll ever get the answer to this. A-Level chemistry was so much easier when I learning it. Wish I could have been a better help MB.

Hey guys, hows it hanging?

Hope you all have your Transformers movie DVD's! I got the HMV exclusive with the transforming case, pretty darn sweet.

I also just bought an SDCC Alternators Rodimus off of Epay for £40, i thought that was pretty reasonable since he's rare and awesome. What do you think did i get a good deal?

I cant wait to get him anyways. This Christmas is gonna be full of TF's under the tree! My wife has been trying to sneak behind my back and get me some classics for xmas, i asked for prime and megs and the devastator pack but she wont tell me which she has got yet so i'll have to wait and see i guess. My parents are getting me an MP Megatron and Re-issue Prime as well, and now i just bought the alt Rodimus with some early Christmas money from the in laws so this is turning out to be a pretty darn sweet year for my collection. I think ive done well since i only started collecting back in May.

brodyimus prime wrote:any1 have any pics they could put up off armorhide and highscore in various poses or something please because i cant find them in the gallery

While I'm pretty sure there's an armorhide mold in the gallery somewhere there isn't a Highscore.

I too have bee contemplating picking up Highscore but we've only got one woolies now and they've been shyte for Tfs for ages and seem to prefer season one of re-invented Dr Who stuff....

Kaijubot picked up Highscore if memory serves me right and he seemed impressed - Autobot bruiser was the phrase he used (i'm sure) not sure if he can post pics but he should be able to give u an apprasal.

v.tired. mini-collider seemed to be turned up to 11...

I do indeed have High Score. He's nicely posable with ball joints in shoulders, hips and ankles and hinges in his elbows and knees. He is quite short and oddly proportioned; his arms arm massive but his legs are rather small and thin. He reminds me a lot of Armada Overload/Energon Ultramagnus, with his "built like a bunker" design and "don't mess with me or I'll mess you up" expression.

Also, according to his full length bio, High Score also mastered martial arts from watching people play computer games. If that doesn't appeal to you, nothing will.

Supercollider wrote:I too have bee contemplating picking up Highscore but we've only got one woolies now and they've been shyte for Tfs for ages and seem to prefer season one of re-invented Dr Who stuff....

If you can get over to the one in Bradford you may be able to pick one up there. They seem to be good for real gears as everytime I go in that's all they have (along with Recon Barricade)

brodyimus prime wrote:weed growing what would optimus say about that then?

Well, don't send him to Amsterdam. The Red Light District there has a Cannibis College with it's own forest... er... I mean garden in the basement. And it's open to the public.

On the TF side of things, last night, I discovered tit G1 Magnus has a movable waist. Didn't know that and I've not heard about it or seen pics anywhere, so I thought it worth mentioning.

Is Dinobot Hunt a worthwhile purchase? I found the graphic novel of it when looking for End of the Road with another of the US novels I need on buy 2 get 1 free so if it is, I may pick up the movie prequal as the free one.

jazzrules wrote:Sorry its taken so long for me to reply MB. I think its been too long since I last did this and I'm struggling to get my head back around it. I'll keep having a go at it if you haven't already worked it out if ya want, but I can't promise I'll have an answer soon.

EDIT: Actually, I don't think I'll ever get the answer to this. A-Level chemistry was so much easier when I learning it. Wish I could have been a better help MB.

Not a problem mate, it's the thought that counts!



I went to my room last night, where it's calm and quiet, and taught myself how to do these things. Now I know!

Then I watched half of a film called descent. Made me jump when I turned it on to see a chick get her throat ripped out by summat that looks like Gollum



At first I thought it was the hills have eyes, since I haven't seen that yet and a cavern network filled with monsters seemed to fit the bill. Channel four told me otherwise



Sounds like a sound deal to me Sonray. That moulds hard to come by. I'd say Mirage seems to be more of the exclusive though At least, there are always a Roddy going for about that on ebay when I look....May pick one up next year.


Couldn't say Insurgent. I'm not huge on comics really.

On that note, the tf comic is out tomorrow isn't it?

The Master Blaster wrote:Went to my room last night, where it's calm and quiet, and taught myself how to do these things. Now I know!

And knowing is half the battle

The Master Blaster wrote:On that note, the tf comic is out tomorrow isn't it?

Which one?

jazzrules wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:Went to my room last night, where it's calm and quiet, and taught myself how to do these things. Now I know!

And knowing is half the battle

The Master Blaster wrote:On that note, the tf comic is out tomorrow isn't it?

Which one?

The UK one, and I think it is out on Thursday

Optimus Frimal wrote:

jazzrules wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:Went to my room last night, where it's calm and quiet, and taught myself how to do these things. Now I know!

And knowing is half the battle

The Master Blaster wrote:On that note, the tf comic is out tomorrow isn't it?

Which one?

The UK one, and I think it is out on Thursday

Oh ok. I wouldn't know when that comes out. I spend enough of money on the Spotlights and main IDW arc.

It's supposedly out on the sixth, but I don't know the date today- or any other day for that matter


God am I tired.

Today is the 4th so it should be out on Thursday.

Splendid!




Maybe I should get a new battery for my watch. It's a chronograph- I used to depend on it for the date and time, and kinda still do









Is there anything more therepeutic than 2 and a half hours of mixing chemicals together and watching them change colour?

The Master Blaster wrote:Splendid!




Maybe I should get a new battery for my watch. It's a chronograph- I used to depend on it for the date and time, and kinda still do

Is there anything more therepeutic than 2 and a half hours of mixing chemicals together and watching them change colour?

Sleeping?

Optimus Frimal wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:Splendid!




Maybe I should get a new battery for my watch. It's a chronograph- I used to depend on it for the date and time, and kinda still do

Is there anything more therepeutic than 2 and a half hours of mixing chemicals together and watching them change colour?

Sleeping?

I had hoped the fumes combined with the heat in the room would've made me more drowsy. But I doubt falling unconscious in a monitored practical is a good idea