Korora Let's keep calm here... @Background Pony Number 17 Then there’s chlorine trifluoride, which is as hypergolic as sin–it even sets sand and asbestos on fire! @Nittany Discord Rather salty humor, there. Posted 5 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
Nittany Discord Dress Fanatic Chlorine can be so stingy. She outright steals electrons from sodium. Posted 6 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
redweasel Fuzzbutt @Background Pony Number 17 b-but hydrogen only has one electron to give! Posted 7 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
🐴 anatomy matters @Background Pony Number 17 These are the discussions I live for. Posted 7 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
Background Pony Number 17 Good thing that’s chlorine and not fluorine. Hydrogen fluoride is actually H2F2, not HF, because fluorine atoms are so electron-hungry they’ll double-team a hydrogen atom to form an FHF- ion. Posted 7 years ago Report Link Quote Reply
Interhalogens are really based.
Then there’s chlorine trifluoride, which is as hypergolic as sin–it even sets sand and asbestos on fire!
@Nittany Discord
Rather salty humor, there.
b-but hydrogen only has one electron to give!
These are the discussions I live for.