They're just nearly equally reactive in two opposite directions.
You can absolutely make salts with acidic or alkaline properties by altering this careful balance.
It's like two titans fighting until both are dead and peace roams over the valley. Or, more accurately, relentless robber meeting someone who desperately needs to give something away.
I mean if we could get certain people who are deadset on making the world worse to believe this like the do for every other dumb fucking lie (EG: Vaccines and Autism, Fluoride in tap water, etc) this might be productive.
Personally, I sub out the chlorine for hydrogen and oxygen, which I know are safe because that's what's in water. It also helps keep my soup nice and warm whenever I sprinkle it in.
Eating sodium chloride is kind of insane. It would be like if you took my stuff and poured a bunch of hydrochloric acid on it and then sprinkled that all over your food. Yeah, no thanks.
Naw the army was dumping all kinds of stuff after WWII. They had built up so much material that this would be a unknown rubber stamp action without that film.
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Relevant xkcd
That's exactly what I was going for. Gonna need a lot more na tho.
Na
There’s a fixed version: https://xkcd.com/851_make_it_better/
Na-na-na Naaa
Na
pure sodium meets saliva
bits of mouth, now spread across the room, catch fire
Nature's Pop-Rocks
Poor Mikey
*Bits of Mouth*, name of my new band.
Na it wouldn't
K
Cu later then
You don't say!
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Instead we should be replacing the sodium with chlorine!
This is so_dium_.
thx. i like that
edit: laughs in german
It is kind of funny how, even though I understand how they cancel out, the unification of two very reactive elements makes harmless salt.
Hydrogen and oxygen are quite reactive as well.
And both water and salt, while vital to human life, are harmful to others. Water is a powerful solvent, and salt can kill snails.
They're just nearly equally reactive in two opposite directions.
You can absolutely make salts with acidic or alkaline properties by altering this careful balance.
It's like two titans fighting until both are dead and peace roams over the valley. Or, more accurately, relentless robber meeting someone who desperately needs to give something away.
This is an explosive opinion
The pasta would cook itself
Just don’t put the pasta next to the antipasta.
This sounds like the next thing we should get people riled up with along with the dangers of dihydrogen monoxide.
They put unchlorinated salt in the dang dihydrogen monoxide!
Hot take.
That's just your reaction to it!
Na
I mean if we could get certain people who are deadset on making the world worse to believe this like the do for every other dumb fucking lie (EG: Vaccines and Autism, Fluoride in tap water, etc) this might be productive.
Na, I don’t think so
Personally, I sub out the chlorine for hydrogen and oxygen, which I know are safe because that's what's in water. It also helps keep my soup nice and warm whenever I sprinkle it in.
Eating sodium chloride is kind of insane. It would be like if you took my stuff and poured a bunch of hydrochloric acid on it and then sprinkled that all over your food. Yeah, no thanks.
That's right keep telling yourself that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY7mTCMvpEM
You just know getting that to happen was the absolute peak crowning achievement of some bureaucrat's career.
Naw the army was dumping all kinds of stuff after WWII. They had built up so much material that this would be a unknown rubber stamp action without that film.
Sorta like the artifical coral reefs the US made out of WWII tanks
We didn't stop there. On the civilian side we decided to get rid of old tires doing the same thing.
https://www.greenmatters.com/pn/nonprofit-dumps-2-million-tires-into-the-ocean-to-create-artificial-reefs-heres-what-happened-to-the-ecosystem
"I'm just gonna salt my pasta a bit and ... "
Do you want to keep your teeth? How much are you planning on living? I have so many questions.