That's the one that's still bothering me. As Hezbollah is pretty much in charge of things there, you'd think a government of former bomb makers would hear the words "Ammonium Nitrate" and panic. Hell, just about any Oxide, Flouride, Chloride, or Nitrate makes me jump and I only had High School chemistry.
I think so. Aluminum oxide is what's used in some sandpaper and grinding wheels. Particularly nice colored pieces are ruby and sapphire gems. Impurities are what give it color. The colorless mineral is corundum.
Wasn't the first time though... Iran Air Flight 655 - Wikipedia - somewhat different response from the west that time, promotions and medals all round.
The more serious event though was the possible reaction of Iran after the killing of their general Soleimani. Since the worst case didn't happen this clearly shows that both countries, USA and Iran, have no real interest at going at a full blown war against each other in the Gulf region at the moment despite all spoken words of hate and vengeance directed at each other.
www.forbes.com
I think you may be confusing the late Herman Cain, a businessman, with Dr Ben Carson, a neurosurgeon.Herman Cain is now tweeting from beyond the grave that corona isn't that bad.
No, I'm not joking.
Maybe he's a zombie? He's also a brain surgeon, though, so he probably has impeccable table manners, for a zombie.
Herman Cain Tweets Coronavirus Not That Deadly—Despite Having Died From It
A Sunday tweet from an undead Cain sparked derision and raised questions about who controls verified accounts after the owner is deceased.
It's not dihydrogen monoxide?
That is indeed water, not that H02 doesn't exist, it's just a very reactive radical.
How did the stupid boyfriend of the chemistry student die? He visited a bar with her and she ordered "A glass of H₂O" he did not want to sound stupid in front of her so he ordered "A glass of H₂O too" ....
www.cbsnews.com
Some of them currently occupy the White House and the US Senate, I believe.
