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Also, upon researching sulfur, it seems that it’s a very, poor, electrical, conductor. So I’m guessing it’s the potassium which is quite abundant within horseradish that acted as the conductor.

I have been assuming all these years that touchscreens work through thermal conductivity. Upon Googling it, I see that it works through electrical conductivity, not thermal. Thanks for the guidance.

Upon doing a quick Google search, it seems that reverse osmosis is so effective at removing all dissolved minerals, that some people actually have to reintroduce minerals into the filtered water. Something else you might want to consider for drinking water only bc of your sensitivity, is...

I carry horseradish bc of health reasons. I was wearing gloves and dipped my fingers into the powdered horseradish. Then I began typing with my middle finger on my smartphone. And that’s when I realized that I could never type with that finger before while wearing gloves bc only the thumb and...

I apologize. I didn't see any general chemistry categories, so I am posting my question here. Microbes and methane are inextricable from one another. My question is this. Are microbes "encased" in gases like methane when they rise into the atmosphere? Surely microbes can become particulate...

Per our previous conversation, I am investigating these strange sewer like fumes to which I react. Is there a possibility that I am reacting to a combination of H2S and CH4?

Do you know if the multi-gas detectors that firemen use, can detect carbon disulfide?

Be nice. 😉

Excuse my retardation. The cap is plastic and it’s a removable safety feature. I was trying to figure it out without unwrapping it.

Excuse me. The cap is on the negative terminal.

I’m assuming 6V is a suitable battery for such process. The terminals on this type of battery are different from what I’ve seen on other types. The positive terminal is “capped” with black plastic. With this cap intact, would I be able to generate electrolysis?

I’m assuming 6V is a suitable battery for such process. The terminals on this type of battery are different from what I’ve seen on other types. The positive terminal is “capped” with black plastic. With this cap intact, would I be able to generate electrolysis?

What is in our DNA that separates us from other primates?

I did a little online research. What I’ve gleaned is that unless you drive a high performance car, like a sports car for example, and unless the manual specifically recommends it, spending money on high octane gas is pointless.