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29 Sep 2023 at 12:39 | Open on sns.minovsky.space
@gigabecquerel There are exactly 2 atoms of hydrogen in one molecule of water (H2O) @jan_arie @gigabecquerel Which is one more than the number of stars in the entire solar system. ... unless you count stuff like the ones on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. @jan_arie @gigabecquerel @revk @gigabecquerel Although, there are as many of it as whiskey doses in my glass as a celebration for the weekend ! @gigabecquerel image description (you may be able to update your post to make it more accessible): hand holding glass of water with the caption “there are more atoms of hydrogen in a single molecule of water than there are stars in the entire solar system” @toon @gigabecquerel Only if you find extremely rare univalent oxygen... it's known as fluorine, and I strongly recommend against drinking or even touching such water. :) @toon @gigabecquerel There is exactly one oxygene atom connected to two hydrogen atoms, that's why it is called H2O. An image of a glass of water, the caption reads: "There are more hydrogen atoms in a single molecule of water, than there are stars in the solar system." Is that meant to be"in a single drop of water"? I thought there were two hydrogen atoms in a water molecule. Pardon my ignorance if this is wrong or if this is satire. @grendel84 There are two hydrogen atoms in a molecule of water. There is one star in the solar system. Generally speaking, two is larger than one. Whooshing sounds Dang, my brain just automatically translated that to universe, since that's what so many of those kinds of facts state 😅 @edavies @grendel84 @gigabecquerel Well, for sufficiently small values of "one". @bhawthorne @graydon I'm not sure if memes are ever created or if they're just continually reposted in an eternal circle of life without beginning I had to read through a lot of replies before I caught up to "... the solar system" bit. Well played. @gigabecquerel And the number of takes I did on that ("Huh-- wait-- oh, right") is more than either. @gigabecquerel When the water molecule is really really large I guess they could all fit 😏 @gigabecquerel #AltText Picture of a hand holding a glass of water. Text underneath: There are more hydrogen atoms in a single molecule of water than there are stars in the entire Solar System. @gigabecquerel that's funny. Does it satirize internet memes? Well, it does. But intentionally? @gigabecquerel Image description: A photo of a hand holding a glass of water. Below the photo, there's the following sentence: "There are more hydrogen atoms in a single molecule of water than there are stars in the entire Solar system."
@gigabecquerel tempted to use this thread as a source of "people I can safely ignore" block list @gigabecquerel The "solar system" got me, I was thinking bigger, like "galaxy" and was stunned for a while. @gigabecquerel 😂 So inspiring! alt text: Avhand with a glass of water in front of a white background, text below reads: "There are more hydrogen atoms in a single water molecule than there are stars in the entire solar system." @gigabecquerel In a glass of water, you mean? A water molecule contains only 2 hydrogen atoms. @allypally It's a trick 😉 If you reread the text carefully, you'll see that it's completely correct. @gigabecquerel I admit, I had to read this multiple times. Maybe it's better that I did not study chemistry, then. This is genius. Mind blown, reversed, unblown, stalled and refusing to restart, and then blown in a direction heretofore unknown. @gigabecquerel let's calculate @gigabecquerel As one may know from simple chemistry, Avogadro number allows us to calculate the number of molecules based on multiplying moles with 6.02×10²³, which means that there are around 48×10²³ water molecules, which means that there are 96×10²³ hydrogen atoms - since the formula for water is H²O. @gigabecquerel and I realized at the end that it's only "one" molecule, which makes all of those way funnier. @gigabecquerel It took me a while but I got t. It smelled fishy from the start so I took my time and it paid off.
@gigabecquerel @EverMama8_ Suspiciously phrased questions and statements like this. Correcting the errors may be more trouble than it’s worth. @heafnerj @EverMama8_ How is this "suspiciously phrased" |