Chemical Reaction
Chemical Reaction by adhirtocm March 6, 2009
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Chemical Reaction
A chemical reaction is when two chemicals (reactants) form to make a new chemical substance. During the chemical reaction, the atoms are rearranged to form the aforementioned new chemical substance (products).
There are different types of chemical reactions, however, in this definition, I will not be explaining them.
There are different types of chemical reactions, however, in this definition, I will not be explaining them.
Guy 3: Woah, did you see that chemical reaction?
Guy 1: Hell yeah I did!
Guy 2: I wonder if we could do it again?
Guy 1: Hell yeah I did!
Guy 2: I wonder if we could do it again?
Chemical Reaction by Falco_FatalitY January 1, 2019
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A shit rubbing against something else cussing it to explode into many pieces causing a CHEMICAL REACTION!
person 1: “I JUST HAD A CHEMICAL REACTION!”
person 2: “so ur shit rubbed against ur hands? u nasty bozo 🥶”
person 2: “so ur shit rubbed against ur hands? u nasty bozo 🥶”
chemical reaction by bloblover.28839293938827392882 April 30, 2021
chemical reaction
True art is an explosion!
teacher: It’s a chemical reaction
True art is a large destructive chemical reaction!!!!
teacher: It’s a chemical reaction
True art is a large destructive chemical reaction!!!!
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