I Found Something WEIRD In Heavy Water?!

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[@syedsheralisha9012]

*D2O : Holy water*

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It would still be H2O, isotope doesn't mean you would change the letter because of the isotope's name

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Try leukocytes and their parts like granulocytes or agranulocytes😅

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You can tell this guy graduated from a good school/college.

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"the D stands for deez* 💀 NAH BRO

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Its feels familiar for some reason 🤔😅

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It’s not exactly twice the mass though, it’s slightly heavier

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Damn bro got us with the deez

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What if you mix H20 + sodium?

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salt or the sodium metal?

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@@PessiAndPenaldoSniperW_1 what if you put sodium metal in bread loaf and put lemon juice on it?

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We did this my chemistry class. It creates a bunch of sparks and explodes.

[@ABN460]

Could the pipet actually be holding any bacteria?

[@politicstoday8002]

Could still be H2O or D20,both correct😂

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Could you try the human urine situation please?

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Can you put skunk spray under a microscope

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Where is the little plant?

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Forgot to water it

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its the lens contaminating it

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DEEZ NUTZ ? 😂

[@bek1739]

IN FACT, It is not twice the weight, it is just 11% heavier

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Zoom in on a tritium tube.

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Tritium is radioactive and very difficult and expensive to get. It’s generally used in the experimental fusion reactors.

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Now can you do tritium, please? If you can?

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So tap water contains bacteria...how abt bottled wah'a..I'm bri'ish🇬🇧😅

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Can you do some type of venom vs blood

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please do a magnet under the microscope🔬

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Diatome

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Let's see bacteria survive dilithium...then I'd be impressed. Live long and prosper.

[@rtxagent6303]

It’s deuterium. It’s basically just water so it’s probably not going to change too much.

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@@rtxagent6303 star trek...dilithium.

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You look like Billy butcher

[@prawnydagrate]

why does it taste different though? it has the same chemical properties

[@rtxagent6303]

It might have to do with the saturation limit, which is how much can dissolve in the water. (Which can also affect the rate), so it may dissolve with certain things in your mouth to make it sweeter. I’m not entirely sure so you may want to double check.

[@prawnydagrate]

@@rtxagent6303 I don't understand why heavy water should have a different saturation limit, but thanks, I'll try to read something about it online

[@prawnydagrate]

@@rtxagent6303 I asked Google Gemini and it said this: _While chemically very similar, heavy water (D2O) can indeed taste slightly sweet to some people compared to regular water (H2O). This surprising difference is a subtle effect linked to how our taste receptors interact with the weak hydrogen bonds in heavy water._ _The exact mechanism is still being explored, but research suggests it involves the TAS1R2/TAS1R3 taste receptor, which is also responsible for detecting sweetness from artificial sweeteners and some sugars._ I also asked it why these bonds are weaker and its because deuterium is heavier so the vibrations between the hydrogen and oxygen atoms are weakened

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@@prawnydagrate I did some more research (Brought to you by ChatGPT) “The perception that D₂O (heavy water) tastes sweeter than H₂O (ordinary water) is a subjective sensory experience reported by some people, and the underlying reasons can be linked to several factors: 1. **Differences in Hydrogen Bonding**: The presence of deuterium in D₂O results in slightly stronger hydrogen bonds compared to H₂O. These stronger bonds can subtly alter the way D₂O interacts with taste receptors on the tongue, potentially leading to a different taste perception. 2. **Kinetic Isotope Effect**: The kinetic isotope effect, where reactions involving deuterium proceed more slowly than those with protium, might affect the interaction dynamics with taste receptors. This altered interaction could influence the taste perception. 3. **Physical Properties**: The higher density and slightly different physical properties of D₂O compared to H₂O might also contribute to its different taste. The way it flows and feels in the mouth could influence the overall taste experience. 4. **Psychological Factors**: Knowing that D₂O is chemically different from H₂O might influence people's perceptions. This placebo effect could lead to reports of a different taste based on the expectation of a difference. The combination of these factors can contribute to why some people perceive D₂O as tasting sweeter or different compared to ordinary water. However, it's important to note that taste perception is highly individual and can vary from person to person.”

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Sir how to make it???

[@rtxagent6303]

1. Electrolytic methods 2. Distillation of liquid hydrogen 3. Girdler sulfide process 4. Cryogenic distillation 5. Chemical exchange methods (e.g., hydrogen-water exchange) 6. Distillation of liquid water 7. Laser isotope separation 8. Thermal diffusion 9. Gas diffusion 10. Centrifugation

[@FFrailing]

I scrolled right as he said deez and it sounded like…. You probably know what I mean

[@marek_wiesner754]

Isnt it D3O

[@rtxagent6303]

No? There’s still 2 hydrogen atoms and an oxygen atom Only difference is the hydrogen is a heavier isotope, which means it has an extra neutron in the nucleus.

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What's Deez?

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What's heavy water?

[@rtxagent6303]

It’s water but the hydrogen is a different isotope, meaning that there’s an extra neutron in the nucleus, which makes the hydrogen atom twice as heavy.

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Pls dont drink it. It in not good for your health.

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It is perfectly safe to drink. Don’t spread misinformation just because you don’t know what you are talking about.

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Since doesnt work this way. Eache day they find out new things.

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You can drink small amounts of it, but ofc dont chug it

[@rtxagent6303]

It’s not very dangerous, the only difference is the weight, which may cause a higher chance of blood clots if you drink it in high amounts frequently.

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