Shireroth

Well... I was trying to keep it simple... and with gasses pressure is more commonly used, rather than density... Personally, I think that's a really stupid way of classifying properties, and I'm glad my high school chem teachers never bothered with it. The intrinsic/extrinsic system reminds me of ...

... ok. Fact: the only thing more evil than organic chemistry, to my knowledge, is physical chemistry.Physical chemistry is not, like I first thought, the chemistry of physical things. It is the PHYSICS OF CHEMISTRY! RUN! SCREAMING! AWAY! Ahem. Because mixing physics and chemistry can be nothing ...

Ok, here's the deal. Extrinsic properties change with how much stuff you have - intrinsic properties stay the same.Let's use water as an example. Pretend you have a glass of it. (Or don't, and get a glass with water in it, if you're feeling all active. Up to you.)Here's some things about that water ...

Bill3000: I'll help you if I can, but I'm still in uni myself. Osmose1000: can you give me some context for that?Hm... I've been thinking about a cool science stuff course... and from seeing a religion called B00mism (can't remember the exact l33t for it, sorry) - I trust a bit on how to make low ...

Hey Everybody, My name's Lillith, I'm one of Eoin's newbies, and for some strange reason I like teaching people things. Anyway, I'm a 3rd year education student, and teaching stuff seemed like a good place to start. I'm a science student, and would be happy to teach a class on chemistry or random ...