science trivia

[micah3 61]

lets play science trivia its simple i just ask a question and you answer

[micah3 61]

what is the symbol for water

[FC.BayernMunchen 127]

h2o

 

what is the electron configuration for copper

[24-carrot 286]

{ AR}  3d¹⁰  4s¹  

 

 

what is the chemical diffrence between glucose and fructose?

[Who_Boss 154]

your answer is here :P http://www.differencebetween.net/science/difference-between-glucose-and-fructose/ ....

 

why the periodic table divided in numbers ... the number is shown at the moment...

Edited December 13, 2013 by Who_Boss

[24-carrot 286]

thats not fair getting it from the web lol

 

the number represents how many protons are in that element

the number at the bottom is the atomic weight, it respresents the average number of particals in that element( such as hydrogen with a weight of 1.00794 ) ...it offen has a decimal

 

 

how are voices and music encoded into radio waves, so that each radio station can have it's own frequency, yet not interfere with each other like sending normal sound over a radio would.

[65740192 27]

how are voices and music encoded into radio waves, so that each radio station can have it's own frequency, yet not interfere with each other like sending normal sound over a radio would.

A radio station's higher radio frequency is "modulated" or ( changed / altered ) in some way by the voice and music lower frequency. Examples are FM and AM -Frequency Modulation and Amplitude Modulation.

 

Radar is a form of Pulse Modulation - the transmitted signal is on or off.

 

bydolord - check out the  riddle game latest edit http://en.tankiforum.com/index.php?showtopic=180956&page=15

Edited December 15, 2013 by 65740192

[micah3 61]

What is the coldest temp ever on earth and where was it recorded?

Edited December 16, 2013 by micah3
CAPS are not allowed

[doodlebug33b 11]

it was -127 degrees and it was in antarctica :P

Edited December 17, 2013 by doodlebug33b

[doodlebug33b 11]

it was -127 degrees and it was in antarctica :P

what is the hotest temp. on earth and where was it recorded

[r_supersam0 95]

Edit: This was posted in the wrong section, Please delete mods ;)

Edited December 25, 2013 by r_supersam0

[THE_TANK_KILLER_KING 0]

This is not the right section for this, it should be in Off Topic Discussion.

 

Edit: This was posted in the wrong section, Please delete mods ;)

^ emmm  looks as if we have a 12 year old or younger mini mod mess mucking about :(   :rolleyes:

 

The mods are quite capable and don't need your help, thank you.   

Edited December 27, 2013 by THE_TANK_KILLER_KING

[MusicJam19 737]

This is not the right section for this, it should be in Off Topic Discussion.

Nope, this topic is a game and therefore is in the right section

Also, using the orange text just seems like you are a mod, please use the normal colour

[r_supersam0 95]

Nope, this topic is a game and therefore is in the right section

Also, using the orange text just seems like you are a mod, please use the normal colour

 

 

^ emmm  looks as if we have a 12 year old or younger mini mod mess mucking about :(   :rolleyes:

 

The mods are quite capable and don't need your help, thank you.   

didnt mean it for this section sorry

[ChuckNorris2090 102]

All right! Getting back to the game! 

 

what is the hotest temp. on earth and where was it recorded

Uh... time to use Google  :P

56.7 degrees Celsius or 134 degrees Fahrenheit in North America: Death Valley, CA, USA

Edited December 28, 2013 by ChuckNorris2090

[micah3 61]

what is the difference between plates and continents

[Eragon 13,876]

Continents are on plates, like flouting islands in lava.

 

 

 

Why can't make a computer with unpimited memory and stuff?

Why can't a a sastanable energy source be invented?(besides NE)

[GoldRock 6,165]

(EDIT) Ninja'ed, but eragon's answer above is actually partly wrong so...

 

what is the difference between plates and continents

You don't put a continent into a dishwasher.

 

What are the four observable states of matter?

Edited February 14, 2014 by GoldRock

[LETCHIK_WOLK 370]

Solid, liquid, gas and plasma.

 

What are the first 100 decimals of π?

[r_supersam0 95]

Solid, liquid, gas and plasma.

 

What are the first 100 decimals of π?

3.1415926535 8979323846 2643383279 5028841971 6939937510 5820974944 5923078164 0628620899 8628034825 3421170679

[canadarules 1,938]

..no question so i guess i ask one

 

What is Newtons first law?

[jet-0 2]

an object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion at the same speed unless acted upon bye an unbalanced force

 

 

 

 

what is neutral ph

 

waig not hard enouph

name the entire perodic table from most to least dense

 

and dont you dare use google

 

jk answer the first question

 

 

what is nuetral ph no no too easy

name the pyriodic table from most to least dense matirials

 

lol jk too hard answer the first question

Edited February 15, 2014 by jet-0

[r_supersam0 95]

an object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion at the same speed unless acted upon bye an unbalanced force

 

 

 

 

what is neutral ph

 

waig not hard enouph

name the entire perodic table from most to least dense

 

and dont you dare use google

 

jk answer the first question

 

 

what is nuetral ph no no too easy

name the pyriodic table from most to least dense matirials

 

lol jk too hard answer the first question

e=mc2

[Guest]

3. If in the first week of existance the game got less than 10 comments, it will be declared inactive and locked.

 

 

Closed.

Edited February 15, 2014 by Guest