Dihydrogen Monoxide...?
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I think we should drink it up!\n\nI think we should bathe in it.\n\nI think we should let our children play in it.\n\nI gave my granny a big old glass of it.\n\nDoes that make me a bad person??
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H2CO2 is better written as HCO(OH).\n\nThe dissociation equation is:\n\nHCO(OH) ---> HCOO(-) + H(+)\n\nYou can see from the reaction that it can give only one proton (The other H, bound to the C is not acidic).\n\nSo monoacid.
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Though I dont entirely understand I can answer to my understanding of the question.\n\nWhen you inhale carbon monoxide from cigarette smoke the carbon monoxide binds to the hemoglobin in blood. Normally Oxygen would bind to this hemoglobin to allow oxygen to be transported to your body. While Carbon Dioxide sometimes bonds to blood, carbon monoxide has a stronger bond and is therefore harder to deal with when you inhale carbon monoxide.\n\nSo to answser your question:\n\nCarbon Monoxide is a waste of a) hemoglobin or b) red blood cells.
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Its not the heaters that produce the monoxide unless something is wrong with the pilot in your heater. Your best bet is to buy a carbon monoxide detector (probably like $15 at a hardware store) and plug it in the room your in the most or where you see fit. That way you will know when something is wrong and you'll rest easy. I feel mine saved my family when my dumba** sister used a powerwasher INSIDE the house!! Good luck!
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What are the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning?\nThe initial symptoms are much like the flu and include headache, dizziness, drowsiness, fatigue, shortness of breath, nausea and vomiting. Symptoms may progress to fainting, unconsciousness, heart problems and even death. Many people die in their sleep, never realizing that carbon monoxide levels have risen to a dangerous level. The severity of the symptoms depends on the concentration of the carbon monoxide, the duration of the exposure and the size of the area. If a person is in a small, enclosed area without ventilation, they are more likely to have a more severe case.\n\nHow is carbon monoxide poisoning diagnosed?\nInfants, small children, pets, pregnant women (more specifically the unborn baby) and people with heart disease are at greatest risk for carbon monoxide poisoning. If a pregnant woman is exposed to carbon monoxide, the baby absorbs more carbon monoxide from mom's blood than mom does herself. Mom may not have many symptoms but the baby may be seriously affected. Pregnant moms must be very careful to prevent exposure. Carbon monoxide is diagnosed by a special blood test. It is not detected by routine blood tests. If you suspect carbon monoxide poisoning, you need to be tested while you are ill. Carbon monoxide does not stay in the blood stream long. If you are tested when you do not have symptoms, chances are that the carbon monoxide will not be detected. Treatment depends on the amount of carbon monoxide found in the blood and the symptoms.
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OH LET ME THINK.....WHAT IS THE GAS THAT HELP US HUMAN BEINGS TO LIVE...HMM.....WHAT IS IT CALLED?....OXYGEN? WELL, SERIOUSLY, ITS MIXED WITH OTHER NATURAL GASES.
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New in Chemistry?????\n\nThere is no conversion of H2O in HHO.\nIt is simply way of writing a formula. HHO is wrong, it is HOH.\n\nActually Oxygen has two separate bonds with two different atoms of Hydrogen so it is written as H-O-H.\n\nWhen H-O-H is broken it usually converts to H+ and OH-
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a. Silver nitrate\nb. isopropanol? methanol?\nc. Potassium chloride\nd. Benzene\ne. Carbon monoxide\nf. Sodium hydroxide
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Zinc hydroxide - ZnOH2.
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A 1,2-diol would form.\n\nEthene would form ethan-1,2-diol, (CH2OH)2.
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flare up bigger than normal..\noxygen is not flammable..but the presence of it is needed for combustion\n\nCH4 + 2O2 --> CO2 + 2H2O\n\nwith burning in atmosphere, the flame is smaller because of incomplete burning,*there is only about 21% of oxygen in atmosphere..
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H2S\n\nthats two hrdrogens for every 1 sulpher\n\nso get pure hydrohen and pure sulpher and mix 2:1
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My God!!!  Are you people really this brainwashed or are you simply selfish and stupid?!?!?!\n\nSometimes I think only 10 yo girls are answering questions on this board.\n\nOxides of nitrogen. This gas can make children susceptible to respiratory diseases in the winters.\nCarbon monoxide. CO (carbon monoxide) combines with haemoglobin to lessen the amount of oxygen that enters our blood through our lungs. The binding with other haeme proteins causes changes in the function of the affected organs such as the brain and the cardiovascular system, and also the developing foetus. It can impair our concentration, slow our reflexes, and make us confused and sleepy.\nSulphur dioxide. SO2 (sulphur dioxide) in the air is caused due to the rise in combustion of fossil fuels. It can oxidize and form sulphuric acid mist. SO2 in the air leads to diseases of the lung and other lung disorders such as wheezing and shortness of breath. Long-term effects are more difficult to ascertain as SO2 exposure is often combined with that of SPM.\nSPM (suspended particulate matter). Suspended matter consists of dust, fumes, mist and smoke. The main chemical component of SPM that is of major concern is lead, others being nickel, arsenic, and those present in diesel exhaust. These particles when breathed in, lodge in our lung tissues and cause lung damage and respiratory problems. The importance of SPM as a major pollutant needs special emphasis as a) it affects more people globally than any other pollutant on a continuing basis; b) there is more monitoring data available on this than any other pollutant; and c) more epidemiological evidence has been collected on the exposure to this than to any other pollutant. \n\nAutomotive/manufacturing pollution is much worse and (silly little girl that said otherwise...'worldtraveler') these pollutants are much more dense and concentrated than tobacco smoke.\n\nto hutches3....silly head...your feet will get your lazy butt to the grocery store and cause NO pollution.  If you are so worried about 'smoke', give up your car....that is why you have 2 feet.\n\n\nAnd, finally, to Julie B....are you freaking retarted???  Car Exhaust doesn't cause cancer and emphysema????  Of course they can!!!  If you think car exhaust is not harmful, crank up your car and shut your garage....see what happens.  \n\nIn fact, here is a good test study for you idiots.  \n\nPrior to the above suggestions (car, garage, etc...since you won't survive that one, please do it after the next suggestion) Light up an entire carton of cigarettes in a closed up garage.  sit in there for 20 minutes.....are you dead???  No??  OK, now let all the 'deadly' tobacco smoke out of the garage.  Now close the garage door again (don't really do this part, it WILL kill you.) crank up your car and sit there for 20 minutes....\n\nMy point is, clearly exhaust from a car is WAAAAAAAY more deadly than cigarettes....and I REALLY don't care if it gets you to the grocery store or not, idiot, it is much more deadly than a cigarette....\n\nPoster, thanks for allowing me to vent for few minutes about this.  Sorry I ranted so much, but idiots make me do that occasionally!!  :-)
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trying to be a smart ass huh? well if you are not then here is the answer.\n\n"FREE" hydrogen and "FREE" oxygen mixed together is highly explosive, however a Hydrogen Oxygen "COMPOUND"(water) is not.
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Dihydrogen monoxide, otherwise known as water, is vital to green vegetation. Just think about the name for one second all you people who didn't get the connection between the name and what it is.
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Argh! I wanted to say H20. But never mind, try CO2 or CaCO3
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Dihydracodiene without a doubt.