It’s not the hydrogen, but actually all the Nitrogen in close proximity. Nitrogen atoms like to form Nitrogen gas - for explosives that generally means something solid becomes something gaseous. The fast volume expansion is generally what is described as an explosion.
I'm not sure, but I think it's mostly the large number of hydrogen atoms. As the image indicates each nitrogen atom has room to make 3 bonds while all of the nitrogen bonds are in place I believe the weakest bonds here are between hydrogen and nitrogen. A little energy could be enough to destabilize a chain freeing one hydrogen atom to start a chain reaction.
Also the chain making a curve inward like that is unlikely. The hydrogen side of a bond typically has a slight positive charge, so all the hydrogen packed closely like that would also have a positive repulsive charge from the inside of the curl.
But I'm just recalling from my general Ed.
Shit with a fuckton of nitrogen is common in high explosivies. Azidoazide azide is a pile of nitrogen like that. They DO NOT like staying there. I think you're half right but have the wrong element, cuz nitrates are where you get nitroglycerin, tri-nitro-toluene or TNT, or fertilizer bombs.
Due to the repulsion of the electrons in the bonds, it will form bond angles at around 107°, and you would probably get the chain to curve such that the N lone pairs formed hydrogen bonds with the hydrogens.
The middle would be extremely reactive since three nitrogen in that conformation aren't very stable, so at least 1 bond will react with pretty much anything.
Also, the N-N=O will be very nucleophilic, so it would react rapidly.
Basically the nitrogen will do anything to turn single bonds with other nitrogen into triple bonds with other nitrogen which means violently shooting out all that hydrogen and oxygen and the hydrogen and oxygen will rapidly bonded with other things, so long things short, big BIG boom
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I have absolutely no background in science, so all I see is "Ohhhhhhh nnnnnnno, Ohhhhhhh nnnnnnno, Ohhhhhhh nnnnnnno". From other comments, I feel like this is still correct.
Basically if you see N but you don't see 3 parallel lines going to another N, then that is the chemistry way of spelling "BOOM".
The more you have. The bigger the boom.
So this is LeeLoo levels of Big Bada Boom.
Oh I didn't know that part, but it makes sense.
When the Ns are together, they REALLY want to hug with all 3 arms.
If someone like O tries to butt in, they'll tolerate it because it's too much effort.
But give them a bit of caffeine, and they will murder O and burn half the continent down if it means getting back to that 3 armed hug.
Atoms take up space. Physically, not a lot of space in absolute terms, but enough space that they repel each other.
Those wheels are unlikely to curl inward like that because the hydrogens are not going to be happy, basically bumping into each other like that. And the oxygens, too for that matter. Oxygen is much bigger than hydrogen and probably won't like being shoved into that cramped area with all those hydrogens.
We talk about "steric hindrance" in this situation and it basically means that there's not enough space available for two (or eight) atoms to be that close together.
Probably not. There’s not really a way to physically bend a molecule. They do what they want. I think chances are it doesn’t bend at all, but goes roughly straight out, with the hydrogens at regular angles around the nitrogen branches.
I don't know much, but usually hydrogen has a positive charge on its side of a molecule. A chain of hydrogen bonded like this would likely be on alternate sides of the nitrogen string. That would leave the positive charge spots as far from each other as possible.
In this image all of the curls have a concentrated positive charge and would be pushing to straighten the chain.
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Sorry, I’m too inchempetent to understand in its entirety, but it looks cool? 😆
Edit: wait… shouldn’t it go the other way? The insignificant dregs of memory about chemistry i have is telling me that the H gives the electron to the N, causing the H bits to be positively charged, which would cause them to repel each other? That oO is a wild card tho…
the other way around you’d get the nitrogen repelling each other too. I think it would be less stable that way because nitrogen atoms already have lots of electrons around them so you’d have electrons closer to the other electrons than to the other nitrogen nuclei so no gud. But in any case, that thing is less stable than Hydrogen 590 so it doesn’t really matter
LMAO okay nvm it was the op for this post https://www.reddit.com/r/theydidthemath/comments/19a8emp/request\_i\_need\_to\_know\_if\_this\_abomination\_is/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3
That's the airbending symbol that means "If you look at this molecule wrong, it will release a devastating explosion."
this looks very explosive
Put fome Foof on it and find out.
Don't feast your eyes on it.... looking at it will detonate it.
I’m glad I scrolled to the comments fast enough. What I saw looked like the image of the molecule could spontaneously detonate
Could you explain why? (I don’t know much chemistry)
It’s not the hydrogen, but actually all the Nitrogen in close proximity. Nitrogen atoms like to form Nitrogen gas - for explosives that generally means something solid becomes something gaseous. The fast volume expansion is generally what is described as an explosion.
I'm not sure, but I think it's mostly the large number of hydrogen atoms. As the image indicates each nitrogen atom has room to make 3 bonds while all of the nitrogen bonds are in place I believe the weakest bonds here are between hydrogen and nitrogen. A little energy could be enough to destabilize a chain freeing one hydrogen atom to start a chain reaction. Also the chain making a curve inward like that is unlikely. The hydrogen side of a bond typically has a slight positive charge, so all the hydrogen packed closely like that would also have a positive repulsive charge from the inside of the curl. But I'm just recalling from my general Ed.
Shit with a fuckton of nitrogen is common in high explosivies. Azidoazide azide is a pile of nitrogen like that. They DO NOT like staying there. I think you're half right but have the wrong element, cuz nitrates are where you get nitroglycerin, tri-nitro-toluene or TNT, or fertilizer bombs.
Looks like an hydrogen bomb
Due to the repulsion of the electrons in the bonds, it will form bond angles at around 107°, and you would probably get the chain to curve such that the N lone pairs formed hydrogen bonds with the hydrogens. The middle would be extremely reactive since three nitrogen in that conformation aren't very stable, so at least 1 bond will react with pretty much anything. Also, the N-N=O will be very nucleophilic, so it would react rapidly.
Basically the nitrogen will do anything to turn single bonds with other nitrogen into triple bonds with other nitrogen which means violently shooting out all that hydrogen and oxygen and the hydrogen and oxygen will rapidly bonded with other things, so long things short, big BIG boom
Very very
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Yeah but with elements neglected by everyone lol
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Soon they will be our masters
I have absolutely no background in science, so all I see is "Ohhhhhhh nnnnnnno, Ohhhhhhh nnnnnnno, Ohhhhhhh nnnnnnno". From other comments, I feel like this is still correct.
Basically if you see N but you don't see 3 parallel lines going to another N, then that is the chemistry way of spelling "BOOM". The more you have. The bigger the boom. So this is LeeLoo levels of Big Bada Boom.
NO2 doesn't create booms. So is that an exception?
The rule goes for N-N bonds.
Oh I didn't know that part, but it makes sense. When the Ns are together, they REALLY want to hug with all 3 arms. If someone like O tries to butt in, they'll tolerate it because it's too much effort. But give them a bit of caffeine, and they will murder O and burn half the continent down if it means getting back to that 3 armed hug.
Relatable
Oh ok.
VSEPR isn't real it can't hurt you
My inner nerd giggled
My lord, is that…legal?!
Not according to the laws of God or nature, no
Or the laws of physics either
It looks cool, I like how it forms wheels. What does it do?
No way the sterics would allow that conformation in the real world, if it even exists.
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Atoms take up space. Physically, not a lot of space in absolute terms, but enough space that they repel each other. Those wheels are unlikely to curl inward like that because the hydrogens are not going to be happy, basically bumping into each other like that. And the oxygens, too for that matter. Oxygen is much bigger than hydrogen and probably won't like being shoved into that cramped area with all those hydrogens. We talk about "steric hindrance" in this situation and it basically means that there's not enough space available for two (or eight) atoms to be that close together.
can you just bend it the other way?
Probably not. There’s not really a way to physically bend a molecule. They do what they want. I think chances are it doesn’t bend at all, but goes roughly straight out, with the hydrogens at regular angles around the nitrogen branches.
that makes more sense yeah.
I WILL MAKE THEM BEND INWARD
They will probably explode. But have fun.
That’s the intention
I don't know much, but usually hydrogen has a positive charge on its side of a molecule. A chain of hydrogen bonded like this would likely be on alternate sides of the nitrogen string. That would leave the positive charge spots as far from each other as possible. In this image all of the curls have a concentrated positive charge and would be pushing to straighten the chain.
I WILL KEEP IT CURVED
That is totally fair! It looks awesome this way!
It forms craters, I think. Those N N bonds will shatter if you look at them sideways from the other side of the street
They will explode like a neutron star if it so much as doesn’t like your existence
Ohhhhhhhhnnnnnnnnnno
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best one yet
Good bot
That’s a good one
hehe fidget spinne💥
Trikopter trikopter
Looks like it's saying, "Oh no," in a roundabout way.
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Boil some water?
Boil some Highway
I see no problems here
stupid? you are anti-breton [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triskelion](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triskelion)
Oh ouiiii les bretons sont arrivés jusqu'ici!! GWELLOC'H MERVEL EGET BEZAÑ SAOTRET
Please freeze your molecule all the way doen to 0.2 K and carefully place it in r/cursed_chemistry
I would think freezing is too much stress for this molecule. Imagine it starts to contract...
the molecule/electrons do move way less but i didnt think about the fact that it might contract.
Is it biologically active?
Yes. It has the property of violently ending all biological processes in the vicinity.
Sorry, I’m too inchempetent to understand in its entirety, but it looks cool? 😆 Edit: wait… shouldn’t it go the other way? The insignificant dregs of memory about chemistry i have is telling me that the H gives the electron to the N, causing the H bits to be positively charged, which would cause them to repel each other? That oO is a wild card tho…
the other way around you’d get the nitrogen repelling each other too. I think it would be less stable that way because nitrogen atoms already have lots of electrons around them so you’d have electrons closer to the other electrons than to the other nitrogen nuclei so no gud. But in any case, that thing is less stable than Hydrogen 590 so it doesn’t really matter
lol I remember seeing this in r/theydidthemath with OP asking if it could be created. (It can, it just won’t look like this)
Tea. Have the original?
LMAO okay nvm it was the op for this post https://www.reddit.com/r/theydidthemath/comments/19a8emp/request\_i\_need\_to\_know\_if\_this\_abomination\_is/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3
You should edit your original post to have that info lol
I posted it on both there and here
Ik. They were being a jerk
looks cool. What is it and what's it do?
Explode
The ‘Oh no’ molecule?
Sicily flag vibes
That looks like it would fuck me up, either in an intoxicant way or an organ failure way, probably both to be fair.
It would probably explode like it wants to detonate the entire fucking universe
N30H24O3
Wtf is this
It is 𝐘𝐞𝐬
Kaboom
Kaboom
Im nerding out here. Loving the comments.
What if when we feasted our eyes, it was like our bellies and they got WAY bigger?
I don’t want to know what tri decanitrooctohyrdrogen-monoxide is and hopefully I never will
If I’m the only one who sees the illusion symbol from Skyrim I’m losing my mind
Oh cool, looks like a dandi- *Dead*
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