SexyCleric
Don't make me spank you.
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never confuse a glass of rumpleminze for a glass of water on a hot day.
on the plus side, it did clear out my sinuses
Oi. Yeah, that'll do it. Plus, warm peppermint schnaps... Uch.
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never confuse a glass of rumpleminze for a glass of water on a hot day.
on the plus side, it did clear out my sinuses
Oi. Yeah, that'll do it. Plus, warm peppermint schnaps... Uch.
ohhhh peppermint schnaps are NOT good warm. thats a guarantee puke fest.
Yeah, pretty much.
But when it's frosted? Almost-syrup-level cold?
Magnificent.
*poke* Did you add me to Skype yet?
Oh Bio, I had the craziest idea for a theory last night 3am brainstorms are the stuff you always remember.
ohhh please tell..
Yeah, pretty much.
But when it's frosted? Almost-syrup-level cold?
Magnificent.
Pretty much what I think would ever happen if you ever got something to below absolute zero. I think the atoms would just break down into hydrogen atoms.
ohhh I love me some Ice 101 just out of the freezer. perfect.
there is no movement of anything at absolute zero b/c its entropy reaches its minimum value. Hydrogen atoms still have some movement (if i'm not mistaken..)
Pretty much what I think would ever happen if you ever got something to below absolute zero. I think the atoms would just break down into hydrogen atoms.
Well yeah, but the energy would be released from the fission of the atoms. Again this is a 3am theory.
Elements don't normally break down without an external force (energy), barring heavier elements' radioactive decay. As you approach 0 Kelvin, there is less and less energy available to effect changes like atomic decay.
What're you basing your theory upon?
energy = heat.
It looks like there is an attainable concept of negative temperature, but it's not attainable for most common systems. You need weird stuff with different spins and lasers to make it happen, it wouldn't happen with atoms.
Sleep depravation, honestly it was just a what if you took it below absolute zero what would happen? Answer the atoms would do whatever they could to get above absolute zero. How would they get said energy? well breaking down sounds the most plausible to me.
Where is SHELDON when we need him???
Where is SHELDON when we need him???
Sleep depravation, honestly it was just a what if you took it below absolute zero what would happen? Answer the atoms would do whatever they could to get above absolute zero. How would they get said energy? well breaking down sounds the most plausible to me.
He'll be on TBS in the fall....LOL
So far as modern understanding takes us, you can't actually get below 0 Kelvin. Even if you could though, the atoms couldn't fission on their own. The system would simply have negligible energy.
Eventually, if you believe entropy theory, the atoms would just break down on their own, but that's only after many many eons. And the cold might actually keep them stable longer.
LOL.... thanks. doesn't help with this discussion.
Jabber - the molecules will probably either because superconditive or superfluid. I'm just trying to remember physics and quant chemistry.
You're both probably right, I'm just a guy with crazy ideas. Also I'm crazy, but you better not call me mad!! XD
ummm.... The mad jabber has a nice ring to it.
You're both probably right, I'm just a guy with crazy ideas. Also I'm crazy, but you better not call me mad!! XD
ummm.... The mad jabber has a nice ring to it.