Recent content by nukeman

Does the strong nuclear force and the electromagnetic force plat into it at all, as in their role in holding atoms together?

Well put both of you. I was on the same page. Basically, we need to question authority to ever have a say if authority is wrong. Thanks all!

Hey guys... The part I DON'T understand clearly is the following part that is in BOLD "Science is more than a body of knowledge It's a way of thinking A way of skeptically interrogating the universe If we are not able to ask skeptical questions To be skeptical of those in authority...

I do not quite understand How and why do the anticonvulsant work for bipolar? Can anyone explain this for me in any detail? From what I can see, there are 2 possible ways they work for bipolar. 1) inhibiting voltage-sensitive sodium channels 2) Boosting the actions of GABA Anyone...

Hey all, Can anyone let me know what the main role of Glutamate is in modulating Schizophrenia? I can't seem to find a answer to this. Thanks!

Hey, Can someone explain to me how you calculate time to steady rate? Or provide a website that explains it? Not having much luck :( Thanks!

Great, appreciate the speedy replies, thanks!

Ahh ok, that makes sense...Thanks for that! So essentially its just the concentration of Deuterium in the sample, in compared to Hydrogen? Can you possibly elaborate on what you said: "99.999 atom % D D2O has one hydrogen-1 atom for every 100,000 deuterium atoms whereas the 99.96% has...

Hi there, thanks very much for the reply! Can you explain how you got this? "99.999 atom % D D2O has one hydrogen-1 atom for every 100,000 deuterium atoms whereas the 99.96% has one hydrogen-1 atom for every 2500 deuterium atoms." so really its the concentration of Deuterium in the...

When looking at a Chemical, what does this mean... "99.9 atom % D" Hey, can someone explain to me what this means. Lets use D2o for example (Deuterium oxide) 1 store says "99.999 atom % D" And the other store simply says "DEUTERIUM OXIDE 100% D,99.96% " Can someone please shed some...

Wow, thanks! Appreciate it.

Oh yes, I got it! Thanks! While you are here, your formula make more sense than the one I was given. What is the formula for the Grand SD? I just square root the Grand Variance correct?

ahhg I did that! Don't tell me I just messed up on my calculator and that's why I am trying all these different things! lol :)

Hey "I Like Serena" I don't quite understand the SST part of that equation. Do I take the squared differences of ALL 15 data points, then add them up? then divide by n-1 ? (14) ?

I keep getting wrong answer. I don't know what I am doing wrong. :( Here is the data: