Discuss structure of hydrogen peroxide
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The story goes this way.
Two chemists walk into a bar. They have both sworn with each other to not drink any alcohol the entire night. The first chemist is totally on board with the plan so he walks proudly up to the bartender and asks loud enough for the whole room to hear, “Can I get some H2O?”
Now the first chemist stands out of the way so that his friend can order. This second chemist isn’t so excited about this plan. He just finished a hard day of work, and finally accomplished a long held goal, something he hopes will help him win many awards. He really wanted to go and party it up.
“I’ll have some H2O, too,” he sighs in defeat. He peers at the bartenders face, as it seems familiar, but he turns away, just done with trying to think for that day. It’s just too much. There is a click behind the bar as the bartender gets the drinks, but neither men notice.
The bartender gives the men their drinks, and once again the second chemist stares at his face intently, again shaking off the feeling he has seen this bartender before. After all the chemist doesn’t go to bars very often, only when he wants to party.
A few minutes later, the police arrive on the scene. After taking a sample of the liquid in the now dead second chemist’s cup, they find hydrogen peroxide, H2O2.
After questioning, the blame falls to the bartender, as he is the only one who touched the drinks. They arrest him for murder, after finding out that he used to be a chemist, who worked with the second chemist.
After a long held court battle, the bartender chemist is declared innocent, and the incident is ruled a suicide, after finding that:
He had a recording of the second chemist asking for hydrogen peroxide.
There was a sign that said, “These premises are monitored by video and audio, for your safety”.
It wasn’t the bartender’s fault that the second chemist drank the hydrogen peroxide, as the bartender had no knowledge of what the second chemist wanted to do with it. Perhaps he was going to perform an experiment. Even if the bartender had knowledge that the second chemist meant to kill himself, assisted suicide had just become legal.
This is all despite the fact that:
The bartender used to be partners with the second chemist.
The second chemist stole work from the bartender, destroyed his career, and left him for broke.
The bartender had already attempted murder on the second chemist before, and had served time in jail.
The judge applauded the bartender for the perfect crime, and put on the record that, “If a chemist isn’t smart enough to know the difference between water and hydrogen peroxide, then he deserves to die.”
The bartender took back up the second chemist’s work, won many awards, and died a successful man.
bro I explain very best and you full read ok
The story goes this way.
Two chemists walk into a bar. They have both sworn with each other to not drink any alcohol the entire night. The first chemist is totally on board with the plan so he walks proudly up to the bartender and asks loud enough for the whole room to hear, “Can I get some H2O?”
Now the first chemist stands out of the way so that his friend can order. This second chemist isn’t so excited about this plan. He just finished a hard day of work, and finally accomplished a long held goal, something he hopes will help him win many awards. He really wanted to go and party it up.
“I’ll have some H2O, too,” he sighs in defeat. He peers at the bartenders face, as it seems familiar, but he turns away, just done with trying to think for that day. It’s just too much. There is a click behind the bar as the bartender gets the drinks, but neither men notice.
The bartender gives the men their drinks, and once again the second chemist stares at his face intently, again shaking off the feeling he has seen this bartender before. After all the chemist doesn’t go to bars very often, only when he wants to party.
A few minutes later, the police arrive on the scene. After taking a sample of the liquid in the now dead second chemist’s cup, they find hydrogen peroxide, H2O2.
After questioning, the blame falls to the bartender, as he is the only one who touched the drinks. They arrest him for murder, after finding out that he used to be a chemist, who worked with the second chemist.
After a long held court battle, the bartender chemist is declared innocent, and the incident is ruled a suicide, after finding that:
He had a recording of the second chemist asking for hydrogen peroxide.
There was a sign that said, “These premises are monitored by video and audio, for your safety”.
It wasn’t the bartender’s fault that the second chemist drank the hydrogen peroxide, as the bartender had no knowledge of what the second chemist wanted to do with it. Perhaps he was going to perform an experiment. Even if the bartender had knowledge that the second chemist meant to kill himself, assisted suicide had just become legal.
This is all despite the fact that:
The bartender used to be partners with the second chemist.
The second chemist stole work from the bartender, destroyed his career, and left him for broke.
The bartender had already attempted murder on the second chemist before, and had served time in jail.
The judge applauded the bartender for the perfect crime, and put on the record that, “If a chemist isn’t smart enough to know the difference between water and hydrogen peroxide, then he deserves to die.”
The bartender took back up the second chemist’s work, won many awards, and died a successful man.
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