That Kalium with two bonds tho
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It has positive vibes.
Heads up, it's called 'Potassium' in English, even though I think the original Latin you used makes more sense
How in the name of fuck does one triple bond an Oxygen to a nitrogen while also having a bond to hydrogen?
And the same question, but for the Oxygen-nitrogen-potassium side
I tried that, but the site doesn't want us to learn nuclear fission. :(
The chemist in me is appalled... But the queer clown in me is delighted 🏳️🌈🤡
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Honk if you’re bond
Blursed Potassium
How do you even get two bonds out of potassium, doesn't it only have 1 electron on the outer ring?
You get 2 bonds by drawing an impossible chemical structure in software
You just have to make it's partner atom extra sexy.
I shall name them Chuckles
Chuckles the Clown
May they HONK forever more into the future
H—O≠N=K
Goose rule
Gamzee?
CHEEEEEN
No, don’t wanna.
IUPAC can do that shit