The last being the BEST! Cool short= nice car! joc ya forgot BOXER SHORTS!!! 1oz alcohol to 10000+ gal of water— bullshit Originally Posted by scheherazade One can only spend so much time per day between the sheets, lol.Life has far too many interesting activities to explore and I think that for most relationships, having similar chronology enables them to have similar perspectives on shared interests, a sense of the same history.I’m not suggesting that things never work out between December-May couples, for I know of a few myself, but I cannot think that a ‘youth elixir’ would much affect relationships between people.Looking after one’s health should be a priority at all ages and then one will feel ‘perky’ well along in life, no elixir required. I read it as spilling alcohol onto trunks saturated with pool water and my answer was intended to say the chlorine in the water will have no effect on the alcohol. Originally Posted by PhDemon Yeah, I got a hit of the pure gas when a glass vacuum line I was using to mix it with other gases decided to implode, it was a lot worse than anything I’ve seen using bleach…

did you have a mask or anything on? Originally Posted by PhDemon True, I misread the question. Actually I consider a troll anyone who only says the trivial things that come to his mind on irrelevant threads. Your query puts me in mind of the film Peggy Sue Got Married.

If you add salt (which contains Cl-) by Le Chateliers principle the equilibrium would be expected to shift to the left giving more chlorine. It is misused so frequently that it has lost its original meaning and using it is nothing more than a form of what was originally called trolling to begin with.These days, it seems that the trolls (by original meaning of the word) are usually the ones going around calling people trolls. The last being the BEST! Cool short= nice car! joc Thank goddess you are ok!! Atmosphere to Bethany!

Clean a bathroom with straight bleach and no ventilation and you will be sick as a dog, even if you are being careful not to put too much anywhere….it is strong stuff! Not nice… Originally Posted by theorist Mythical creature that is non existent in reality and referred to people in a rude manner of ignorance. Piss me off and you’ll find out all about red hair characteristics !! *L* personified.

Seems to me, from past excursions into the chemical unknown, that chlorine and ethanol are used to make Chloral Hydrate, a potent sedative and sleep-inducer, widely used years ago. Chlorine is nasty stuff! Gassed myself (mildly) as a masters student. The accusation, even if it probably applies, really should be reserved.It’s starting to become a peeve for me. i need a website where i can find videos of programms like ” The Elegant Universe ” Originally Posted by PhDemon I wouldn’t try it, you’d probably throw it up before it got to the other end anyway 😛 . Originally Posted by PhDemon All true, I only got a very slight exposure but my eyes and nose were running and I was coughing a lot for a few days… PHDEMON OK….read this three times….I guess this is about as layman as you get? *chuckle* I think I get the general premise!Thank you for taking the time to answer my question….Mr.

Hi, maybe this link is useful for you. Originally Posted by fizzlooney just go wash your shorts define “shorts” please!Mahalo! Originally Posted by PhDemon It’s a long time since I did organic chemistry but I’ll have ago!When chlorine dissociates in water, there is an equilibrium between chlorine and hydrochloric acid and hypochlorous acid:Cl2 + H2O <----> HCl + HClOIn water the hydrochloric acid will dissociate into H+ and Cl-.

Originally Posted by PhDemon Don’t worry anything really dangerous we get the students to do. The amount of extra chlorine will depend on hte equilibrium constant for this reaction (I can’t be bothered to look it up but I’m guessing the effect isn’t large – I could be wrong). just go wash your shorts Originally Posted by PhDemon The reaction of chlorine with ethanol is via the haloform reaction:Haloform reaction – Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaFor this to occur, basic conditions are needed.From: HowStuffWorks “Pool pH Levels””Most pool experts recommend a pool pH between 7.2 and 7.8.”This is pretty much neutral and not basic enough for the haloform mechanism to be efficient unless a base (such as NaOH)is added, so in a water sample containing chlorine and alcohol at this pH there should be little (or no) reaction and you can test for the alcohol as usual. I’m sure they have astrophysics as well.

Charlie shrugs and says, ‘When I talked about the Big Bopper she thought it was a hamburger.’ That’s a shame, winding up gingers is a bit of a hobby of mine Brat. As far as I know the only way to get a lot of Cl2 from Cl- (the chloride in sodium chloride/saline) is by electrolysis. I wanted to ask whether in water which contains chlorine and alcohol, chlorine would remove all traces of alcohol in a container such as a test tube and mixed together.Would I be able to test for alcohol traces in say my swimming trunks if I got out of a swimming pool that had alcohol spilled on to it from guest in a hotel?It’s a weird question, I know but it just came up in mind and I seem not to be able to figure out a concrete answer Originally Posted by babe Originally Posted by fizzlooney just go wash your shorts define “shorts” please!Mahalo! Short “takes”, short time, short circuit, short temper, short fuse, short while, short sale, short shorts. Originally Posted by PhDemon No, the amounts were very small (0.5 L at ~10 Torr) and didn’t think I needed it, the chlorine was inside the vac line and I was outside!

I know better now! Luckily I was wearing my safety glasses though as when the vac line went *bang* there was glass everywhere, this was ~15 years ago and I still have a small scar on my hand from some of the shrapnel… I am guessing when the term was first used, it had a genuine intent to describe an unwelcome personality type on a forum, or some other place of social interaction.

Related Discussions:How could the big bang create itself?Happiness in a relationshipAnother God ParadoxAmerica’s idealsooops, ah, i did it againRealityEvolution Help for fictionPinchoismDesert Hazard!Law of Purpose Related Discussions: Related Discussions:Chlorine and EthanolPure EthanolProtonation of Chlorine in PVC?vinger too ethanol?Ionisation of ethanolethanol vs carbon(coal)Amount of chlorine in tap water?Complex ions’I made a mistake’: Al Gore’s U-turn on corn ethanolEthanol concentration in a liquid ? It’s a crude form of natural selection and if the worst happens they’re cheap to replace and not much education is lost. They have dozens of science tv series, for specific audiences (from primary school to adult learners). As you so eloquently put it though a small amount of alcohol spilled into a whole pool would be below detection limits… Besides causing extreme discomfort initially, it can quickly disable and kill.

Often mistaken ignorance for a lack of education, and often considered to be of the none clever variety of person, as often a relative troll, may just want to fit in, and look for the defining one big idea.A trolls idea are often never considered, and only looked upon as baseless fact.Dismissed without thought, as the facts tell us otherwise.So often then the troll becomes confused, he/she thinks they are doing ok ,and putting in some clever input with the best of their thought abilities.Often something a troll may say, may be overlooked, such as the double split experiment using just your eye…Often a troll may become confused, looking for the right section to post, and not finding the section he was hoping for, like a beginner section for all, and all ideas and thoughts……. Is there a known maximum amount of pool water that would make testing for a 1.0 oz alcohol spill untestable? How about a 300 gallon spa?

I used to have a spa, and I know alcohol got spilled into it. This effect seems compounded in arid areas where the make-up water added as needs arise contains the typical alkaline dissolved minerals found in desert areas. jocular Often mistaken ignorance for a lack of education, and often considered to be of the none clever variety of person, as often a relative troll, may just want to fit in, and look for the defining one big idea.A trolls idea are often never considered, and only looked upon as baseless fact.Dismissed without thought, as the facts tell us otherwise.So often then the troll becomes confused, he/she thinks they are doing ok ,and putting in some clever input with the best of their thought abilities.Often something a troll may say, may be overlooked, such as the double split experiment using just your eye…Often a troll may become confused, looking for the right section to post, and not finding the section he was hoping buy economics essay
for, like a beginner section for all, and all ideas and thoughts……. Yes. Addiction to Chloral Hydrate was even given a name: “Chlorosis”. joc Kind of like saying, “yeah? well your mom stinks so you are wrong!” It is childish and unproductive. One can only spend so much time per day between the sheets, lol.Life has far too many interesting activities to explore and I think that for most relationships, having similar chronology enables them to have similar perspectives on shared interests, a sense of the same history.I’m not suggesting that things never work out between December-May couples, for I know of a few myself, but I cannot think that a ‘youth elixir’ would much affect relationships between people.Looking after one’s health should be a priority at all ages and then one will feel ‘perky’ well along in life, no elixir required.

As I get older, it increasingly seems to me Alastair Cook was right when he remarked that, in his opinion there are only two genuine aphrodisiacs: youth and boredom. Chlorine if memory serves, is a powerful lachrymator (what a word, no idea why it popped into mind), is one of the gases used in WW-I, I believe. Hell with the tears! joc She asks what happened to his (younger) girlfriend. Personally, I don’t like the idea of calling someone a troll.

But I think the word has been hijacked by those who dislike something they read and for lack of a reasonable argument against that which they dislike, they use the word troll as a cop out to discribe the one they disagree with. would the chlorine level be different if it is a saline pool?just asking… Originally Posted by PhDemon It was a long time ago — I’ve had many other “incidents” since then… don’t tell me…I’m like a bleeding heart lady and I’d probably try to help you get better *L*…spousy (my nickname for my husband) says I am TOO nice…..I don’t put up with bullshit, at all, from anyone but I am such a soft heart sometimes…..but then again, don’t think I will ever get that “edge” ….then again…I am no mouse!! *L*..Piss me off and you’ll find out all about red hair characteristics !! *L* personified. Is this a confession? Come to think of it, I believe I fit quite snuggly into that category.

Too often, and usually simply because one party disagrees with the other, I see the ad hom accusation of “troll/trolling.” A troll is a clearly defined individual, with set motivations. Originally Posted by jocular Originally Posted by babe Originally Posted by fizzlooney just go wash your shorts define “shorts” please!Mahalo! Short “takes”, short time, short circuit, short temper, short fuse, short while, short sale, short shorts. OK…talk to me like im 8. Near the end, Peggy Sue (Kathleen Turner) is reunited with her high-school sweetheart and ex-husband Charlie (Nicholas Cage). Mythical creature that is non existent in reality and referred to people in a rude manner of ignorance.

So…if I drank it…if I shit myself, I’d actually be cleaning my drawers instead of soiling them? So what would happen in I poured myself a Clorox and Everclear? Not for drinking, of course.

For reason unknown to me, the presence of dissolved chlorine in pool water always causes the Ph to slowly rise, as a result of some part of the mechanism by which chlorine kills bacteria present in the water.