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Can you please say me also the voltage ? 
Just kidding ..... exactly this (i said it was easy) :beer:
Just kidding ..... exactly this (i said it was easy) :beer:
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Game: Guess the mystery object !
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OK, since you are very strong in this game, here's one:
Here are two pictures: one object is in the other.
clue 1: it's in France, near Bordeaux.
Here are two pictures: one object is in the other.
clue 1: it's in France, near Bordeaux.
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^^ thats a good one.
Is it part of the LHC ?
Is it part of the LHC ?
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Laser Mégajoule?
Experimental inertial confinement fusion device.
Experimental inertial confinement fusion device.
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Yes, you win Piferal.
It's "two buildings of 300 metres in length to welcome each 120 laser beams. Amplified by 13 500 mirrors, they their race finish in a metallic dome of 10.50 meters in diameter to, finally, pressurized a gas billede of... 2 millimetres in diameter!"
Indeed the world's most powerful laser :eg: (after the Artic:gun
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Ok, let's go.
A chemical one, I think it is not very difficult.
One aid for all: Under a different conditions can be liquid, solid or gaseous.
A chemical one, I think it is not very difficult.
One aid for all: Under a different conditions can be liquid, solid or gaseous.
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Cyanide?
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Under a different conditions can be liquid, solid or gaseous./QUOTE]
I suppose you're not just speaking about water, right ? (j/k
Chemicals ..... with that appearence, do you realize it can be anything ? ..... urea, guanidin hydrochloride, ammonium acetate, tricine, ammonium persulfate, phosphoric acid ..... and some other hundred of different ones
A little hint can be helpful
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No Cyanide.
Under a different conditions can be liquid, solid or gaseous./QUOTE]
I suppose you're not just speaking about water, right ? (j/k
Chemicals ..... with that appearence, do you realize it can be anything ? ..... urea, guanidin hydrochloride, ammonium acetate, tricine, ammonium persulfate, phosphoric acid ..... and some other hundred of different ones
A little hint can be helpful
Ahahahah, ok.
Two Hint more: is highly toxic, and react with water or water vapor.
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My first thought was cesium or rubidium (or another from that family), but I'm pretty sure they don't look like that in elemental form?
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Yes, in standard temperature and pressure.
One more help: Reacts violently with water and is corrosive to most metals.
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phosphore
^forget this, I was think about sodium.
^forget this, I was think about sodium.
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Sodium
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Potassium or potassium derivates ?
Sulphuric acid ? (naah)
crystalized nitric acid ? (hmmmm)
molybdenum chloride ?p)
It's a combustible or a comburent ?
Sulphuric acid ? (naah)
crystalized nitric acid ? (hmmmm)
molybdenum chloride ?
p)It's a combustible or a comburent ?
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Potassium or potassium derivates ?
Sulphuric acid ? (naah)
crystalized nitric acid ? (hmmmm)
molybdenum chloride ?
It's a combustible or a comburent ?
Ahahaha, no, no ,no ,no
1) Under a different conditions can be liquid, solid or gaseous.
2) Highly toxic
3) Reacts violently with water and is corrosive to most metals
4) Is corrosive to most metals
One more, I think definitive: compound used to enrichment one element.....
