Juice said:

Ozone Factfile

* Standard State: gas
* Boling temperature: -111.9 °C
* Melting temperature: -195.5 °C
* Specific Gravity: 2.144
* Formula: O3
* Colour: Pale Blue
* Occurs: naturally in troposphere
* Formed: From nitrogen oxides and organic oxides emitted as a product of combustion engines or from passing an electric current through air.

Chemistry is over!

Go back f.cking, Baby and smell the Juice...


evillol edit
[Edited 5/13/05 8:54am]

Damn chill winston...


Exactly it says it passes through air. main word being passing. Things can pass through gas but they cannot make a hole in it.

My arguement withstands.

Juice said:

http://www.atm.ch.cam.ac....part3.html

This is what I mean they feed you such garbage.

You cannot put a hole in gas, but things can travel through gas.


Period

Juice said:

Everything's gonna be alright!

I see why they call you cheeky

Juice said:

You have no idea!!! (or do you speak my native language???)

You have no idea

ask LadyBoy. Im worse than dangerous for a female. The femme fatale of all..

why ask why
why even try
what the fs the use
its all half truths
why get up
brush your teeth
why why why
its all such a reach
why bother typin
swipin or wipin
why
cause i love you

thats why

silly

why oh why
why do you write
such a poem
why do you even try
when I read it
I'd like to cry
and scream
"why oh why"
why is a 'Y'
at the end of the word
'why'
I'd like to see an 'I'
instead of the 'Y'
why oh why
do I
waste my
Time
for asking why

AzurePanther said:

WHY IS THE SKY BLUE?
The blue color of the sky is due to Rayleigh scattering. As light moves through the atmosphere, most of the longer wavelengths pass straight through. Little of the red, orange and yellow light is affected by the air.

However, much of the shorter wavelength light is absorbed by the gas molecules. The absorbed blue light is then radiated in different directions. It gets scattered all around the sky. Whichever direction you look, some of this scattered blue light reaches you. Since you see the blue light from everywhere overhead, the sky looks blue.

http://www.sciencemadesim..._blue.html

TearyRomp said:

Professor Walter Quevedo, a leading expert on the biology of the skin, explained it to me this way:


In the case of sun-induced bleaching of eumelanic (dark) black hair, hydrogen peroxide and superoxides (free radicals) induced by the UV component of sunlight,act to disrupt the melanin "granules" eventually to a degree where the products of disruption are no longer black. That lightens the shade of hair color. Remind your studentthat the hair is dead tissue, so those melanin granules, once bleached, cannot be replaced.
Unlike hair, the skin is alive, The melanocytes of the epidermis are stimulated to produce greater numbers of melanin "granules" (melanosomes that actually are much more complicated than granules). The melanosomes are transferred in increased numbers from the melanocytes to keratinocytes of the epidermis causing the darkening (tanning) of the skin.

The persistent darkness of sunburned ski, results from an inflammatory response (reddening )induced by UV light. It is a complicated process which ultimately results in the destruction of damaged components of the skin and their replacement. Various agents that produce the inflammation as well as growth factors produced by keratinocytes, act on melanocytes,as repair processes go on, to produce more melanin "granules" darkening the repaired epidermis. The elevation of melanin production may keep the skin dark for long periods following "healing" because the stimulating agents remain elevated for long periods.

http://www.millerandlevin...n-tan.html

why can one fall in love, but always jump over hurdles 2 get 2 it?
why do things hafta cost so much?
why do the days hafta be so damn long?!

Why don't women walk around smeared from head to toe in marmite?