[gilency]

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Originally Posted by dj_mocok /img/forum/go_quote.gif Well, that depends... What do you put in the water? If the water is spiked, I believe it will weight a bit more than that. Also depends on where you weigh it. If you ask my local butcher to weigh it, 250ml will equal to 300grams (or more) using his scale because everytime I buy a chicken that looks no more than 750gram, it always weigh 1kg under his scale.

you made my day! Thanks for the laugh! No say something useful to help this kid with his homework

 

[gilency]

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Originally Posted by virometal /img/forum/go_quote.gif I have been stuck on the atomic number for Hydrogen. Anyone care to help a brother out?

I think is 3

 

[gilency]

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Originally Posted by dj_mocok /img/forum/go_quote.gif Who is the prime minister of Africa?

I though Africa was a city down in Honduras!

 

[logwed]

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Originally Posted by chews89 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Stupid, not "stoooopid".

Wait, really? So the red marks on my English papers don't point out examples of my superior writing ability?

 

[grandenigma1]

Your new best friend Wolfram|Alpha

 

[dj_mocok]

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Originally Posted by gilency /img/forum/go_quote.gif I though Africa was a city down in Honduras!

Nah, Im quite sure Africa is a country. I think next to UK if Im not mistaken.

 

[limpidglitch]

On the moon, at NIST STP it will weigh about 41.6665 gram,
while at earths equator under the same circumstances it will be about 248.83134 gram.

This assuming we're dealing with pure H2O, no salts, gases or other stuff dissolved in it.

 

[Spiug31]

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Originally Posted by i_don't_know /img/forum/go_quote.gif I need to know one thing to finish the last part of something. What is 250mL of water in kg?

Find out for yourself, measure out the 250ml, weigh it and record your answers including the margins for error at each stage of the process. It might get you credit and at the least you'll have your own research to back it up

 

[Bonthouse]

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Originally Posted by Spiug31 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Find out for yourself, measure out the 250ml, weigh it and record your answers including the margins for error at each stage of the process. It might get you credit and at the least you'll have your own research to back it up

Dude.. that would involve blood, sweat and tears for Gen Z! You have no idea how troublesome that is!

Apparently, I'm Generation Y. What generations are you all?

 

[limpidglitch]

Ha! I'm Generation Y, too. Phew!

 

[logwed]

Wait, I might've sneaked into Gen Y!!!!! 1992!

 

[wanderman]

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Originally Posted by limpidglitch /img/forum/go_quote.gif On the moon, at NIST STP it will weigh about 41.6665 gram, while at earths equator under the same circumstances it will be about 248.83134 gram. This assuming we're dealing with pure H2O, no salts, gases or other stuff dissolved in it.

mass != weight.

 

[moogoob]

I'm in between x and y. Maybe leading edge of y, or tailing edge of x.

 

[Spiug31]

tail end of x

 

[Ishcabible]

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Originally Posted by virometal /img/forum/go_quote.gif I have been stuck on the atomic number for Hydrogen. Anyone care to help a brother out?

Gawsh, it's 42.

Any other questions?

BTW, I'm from Generation Z and I have at least a 4.0 average, which probably doesn't say much considering it's much easier to do well now than before, according to some oldsters.

Oh, what if the water is in vapor form? Or solid?