Mushmouth
11-03-2018, 06:30 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmpLKg2jBZg
The fellow wearing yellow is trying to convince "Boo" and "Red" that since sodium has an atomic weight of 14, it is inappropriate for use in traditional electron scattering research. He insists (correctly) on using hydrogen. Once the calculations begin, the multiplier is one, vice 14, so the computer can come up with an answer faster and the number won't be so big. Also, sodium is not going to hold onto energy like Carbon or hydrogen. The guy in the dark blue wants them to hold an executive session to vote on this, in the parking lot of Habib's Kwik Mart at the corner of MLK and 127th.
The fellow wearing yellow is trying to convince "Boo" and "Red" that since sodium has an atomic weight of 14, it is inappropriate for use in traditional electron scattering research. He insists (correctly) on using hydrogen. Once the calculations begin, the multiplier is one, vice 14, so the computer can come up with an answer faster and the number won't be so big. Also, sodium is not going to hold onto energy like Carbon or hydrogen. The guy in the dark blue wants them to hold an executive session to vote on this, in the parking lot of Habib's Kwik Mart at the corner of MLK and 127th.