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Thread ID: 98737	2009-04-05 06:27:00	Where to get hydrochlorc acid?	forrest44 (754)	PC World Chat

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762466	2009-04-07 01:06:00	I am a member of chemical forums too. In print, we write "HCl" rather than "HCL" because the latter implies three different elements being chemically merged and available. However, when it comes to pronunciation, we say "Age See Ale" rather than "Age See Ai". Ken: And yeah, chemically pure implies HCl being 32 mol / L! As part of my research during the summer, at most I have dealt with 10 mol / L HCl :p Sweep: Nitric Acid = HNO_3 rather than H_2NO_3, just a friendly pointer. Agent_24: Yup, I've seen that somewhere on deviantart ;) Cheers :) ROFL me Jamus, you must live in a different world where they speak a different form of English, that isn't even New Zild, it may be Chinglish I suppose, or Pidgin................. HCl is pronounced aitch-see-ell......and the 'ell' is not pronounced 'ill'.	Terry Porritt (14)
762467	2009-04-07 01:20:00	ROFL me Jamus, you must live in a different world where they speak a different form of English, that isn't even New Zild, it may be Chinglish I suppose, or Pidgin................. HCl is pronounced aitch-see-ell......and the 'ell' is not pronounced 'ill'. Perhaps I will get some feesh and cheeps or is that fush and chups tonight? Maybe I will opt for snags and cheeps or alternatively fish and chips. I would know what I wanted but I am not sure whether what I ordered is what I will get. :rolleyes:	Sweep (90)
762468	2009-04-07 02:40:00	Agent_24: Wasn't that a thinkgeek shirt? Probably is a lot of things.. I can't remember where I saw it	Agent_24 (57)
762469	2009-04-07 06:13:00	ROFL me Jamus, you must live in a different world where they speak a different form of English, that isn't even New Zild, it may be Chinglish I suppose, or Pidgin................. HCl is pronounced aitch-see-ell......and the 'ell' is not pronounced 'ill'. Whatever, but you get the gist :) My English is not perfect, as most people know. P.S. I haven't been having ale prior to making the previous post :p	Renmoo (66)
762470	2009-04-08 04:16:00	ROFL me Jamus, you must live in a different world where they speak a different form of English, that isn't even New Zild, it may be Chinglish I suppose, or Pidgin................. HCl is pronounced aitch-see-ell......and the 'ell' is not pronounced 'ill'. Lucas is pronounced as "Lights u can almost see". :spam	R2x1 (4628)
762471	2009-04-08 05:31:00	Lucas is pronounced as "Lights u can almost see". :spam Be that as it may :rolleyes: The 1000cc 100mph daylight cruising speed Vincent was originally fitted with a 50 watt Miller dynamo and a 24/24 watt headlight bulb in a Miller headlamp that didn't have a real lens pattern. This gave a dim glim, and allowed a speed of around 30mph possibly to be sustained during the hours of darkness. By fitting a 60 watt Lucas dyno and 36 watt bulb in a P700 Lucas headlamp darkness speeds up to 50 or even 60mph could be achieved. By fitting a 100 watt special Lucas dyno as supplied to the police, and a 48 watt (or was it a 56 watt?) bulb as fitted to 6v Volkswagons, then speeds up to around 60/70mph could be sustained at night.:clap	Terry Porritt (14)
762472	2009-04-08 09:46:00	Ah - the magic Lucas lights - winner of the King's award to Industry for services to the country promoting the blackout. A Lucas dynamo - any size - for motorcycles normally did not last a great deal longer than a tank of gas. (Not long on a Vincent.) However, the matching Lucas magneto was usually conveniently ready for repair/exchange at about the same time. Pull into a service station, order a meal, get a fill of gas, another quart or two of oil, fresh mag and dynamo and it should be ready when you finish your lunch. Repeat in 150 miles. (More often if you bravely try to use the lights of course.)	R2x1 (4628)
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