H₂O
H₂O
Angel Williams
Jose Harris
Useless goddess
Isaiah Fisher
C2H6O
Daniel Russell
...
Anthony Hall
I'm in love with Aqua !
Joshua Hernandez
So that's how you spell ho...
Nicholas Butler
how
Gavin Howard
Gaaaatoooorrrraaade
Evan Collins
...
Adrian White
Brando is better, it gives you electrolytes.
Joseph Gonzalez
Equil is better
Jackson Butler
Aqua a slut. And I'm not saying so because she doesn't wear panties.
Christopher Fisher
> Yellow-green highlights
> Flourine is yellow-green
> Flourine causes insanity
> Aqua followers are insane
Is this pottery?
Jacob Reyes
>flourine causes insanity
If death by one of the most reactive chemicals that exists stripping the hydrogen from your body's water to form an extremely corrosive acid is insanity, yeah.
Jason Nelson
>Brando
Bentley Green
It's only trace amounts, user. And it protects your teeth, so it's okay!
Ayden Williams
Fluoride != fluorine
James Watson
If anything Axis cultist is the one immune to fluorine. Aqua-Sama purify everything remember?
It's the rest of the world that's mad.
Blake Green
> B-but different electron counts!
Element 9 is still element 9, kid.
Gavin Jones
This must be b8
Chase Barnes
Someone didn't pay attention in high school
Joshua Cook
Darkness is better
Lincoln Lee
IM SO GRATEFUL THEY DIDNT GO MOESHIT WITH THE ANIME DESIGNS
Joseph Carter
This man has the right idea.
Easton Flores
Chemistry isn't a conspiracy theory, user.
Kevin Powell
If their sizes are musical notes, what melody is this?
Easton Torres
Their height or their breast size?
Jace Stewart
yes
Benjamin Robinson
...
Carter Jenkins
You mean C2H5OH?
Formalism is important, you know?
Ryder Miller
Flouride isn't the same as Flourine.
Flouride refers to the F- ion, which is in a noble gas-like state and therefore rather nonreactive.
Electron counts are literally all that matters in chemistry.
Camden Diaz
>there are people who like Aqua
>Darkness exists
Sup Forums we really gotta do something about your shit opinions, they're getting out of hand
Nolan Bailey
And here come the armchair chemists, here to tell us that elemental flourine isn't in the water supply because it isn't called flourine.
Alexander Wilson
Right?
Christopher Torres
Flourine cores are in the water supply.
However you cannot find flourine radicals or flourine molecules in the water supply as those are ridiculously reactive.
Flourine radicals are ridiculously reactive, therefore they don't exist in a meaningful way at normal conditions.
Flourine molecules are comparable to peroxides, so they'll readily dissociate and form two flourine radicals.
Elemental flourine is not found in the water supply, it is solvatized as Flouride, which again has a noble gas-like electron configuration and is rather stable and nonreactive.
Jace Bailey
All molecules have noble gas-like electron configurations. That means all molecules are stable and non reactive.
Let's get back to the important part of Aqua being a subtle and cute nod to fans of fluoridated water.
Cameron Gonzalez
>hating girls that are easy to bully
Zachary Lewis
That's nice, but irrelevant. The F- anion is not a molecule.
And that statement is also not true, a molecule doesn't have atom-like orbitals. Now using a more simple model you can argue that all atoms in a molecule have noble gas-like configurations, but that's an extreme simplification of the quantum mechanics behind nuclear bonding.
Not to mention that there are many molecules that will readily dissociate, the F2 molecule is a wonderful example thereof.