How does water relate to a theory of everything?

[toe21k]

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* Water & TOE
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Water is not H20...

What does that mean to Theory of Everything (TOE)?

[?]


http://www.superstringtheory.com/forum/basicboard/messages3/160.html

 

[chroot]

All the existing physical Theories such as GR, SR, QED, Standard Model, etc. are 'questionable'...

Sounds a bit preachy to me. Off to TD you go.

- Warren

 

[toe21k]

H1.5O = ?

H1.5O=?

OOps...

Water H1.5O ~ Particle X(3872)...

 

[toe21k]

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9453

 

[mathman]

The apparent missing protons result from a quantum mechanical effect that makes the protons less visible under certain conditions - scattering experiments. For chemical purposes, water is still H₂O.

 

[kx21]

In Search of H2O = ?

Originally posted by mathman
The apparent missing protons result from a quantum mechanical effect that makes the protons less visible under certain conditions - scattering experiments. For chemical purposes, water is still H₂O.

H2O is an approximation of

1.?...'s H & 0.?...'s O

Isn't that [?]

 

[kx21]

Originally posted by kx21


H2O is an approximation of

1.?...'s H & 0.?...'s O

Isn't that [?]

A M (Mathematical) Generalization:-

H2O is an approximation of

i1's H & i2's O, where i1 & i2 are

irrational Numbers, like SQRT(6); or
'imaginary' Numbers like i:-

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9474&perpage=12&pagenumber=2


extra !

kx21