A really close friend that wants to make you smile and laugh all the time! They want to care for you and give you the world bc they think ur worthy of how much joy they want to send you
Maya: Omg he is soo cute but he is not my type..
Hanna:just make him your pal I have one! But I think I’m falling for him lol
An acronym for the phrase: "person always loyal". If you are called this, you can be certain that you are one of the closest friends of the person calling you it. This type of friend is super based, and will never betray you no matter how many times you say hello, greetings.
WilliamBryton: Ah, my dearest of pals!
GeraldCWrightson, Seaquatic, and (BBxBernstroff +1): Hello, Greetings!
PAL (All capital letters) means PhenylAcetaLdehyde (Phenylacetaldehyde). It's a precursor to P2Pol (Phenyl-2-Propanol) and Ethylamphetamine. You could either do a grignard reaction of PAL (Phenylacetaldehyde) with methylmagnesium iodide in diethyl ether (or dibutyl ether) to create P2Pol (Phenyl-2-Propanol), or condense the PAL with ethylamine to create PAL ethylimine (Phenylacetaldehyde ethylimine), and do a grignard reaction with methylmagnesium iodide in diethyl ether (or dibutyl ether) and do a hydrochloric acidwork-up to create Ethylamphetamine. PAL might polymerize, but in air it can over-oxidize to PAA (PhenylAcetic Acid, Phenylacetic acid). PAL can also be used to synthesize Propylamphetamine and DEPEA (N,a-Diethylphenethylamine). DEPEA uses ethylmagnesium chloride.
Tony: I just synthesized Propylamphetamine by using PAL (Phenylacetaldehyde), doing a grignard reaction with methylmagnesium iodide to form P2Pol. Then oxidizing it using PCC (Pyridinium chlorochromate) to P2P. Then I condensed it with Propylamine and reduced P2P Propylimine (Phenyl-2-Propanone Propylimine) in an ethanol hydrogen oxide (ethanol water) solution using Aluminum Galinstan to yield Propylamphetamine.
PAL (Phase Alternation Line) Is the main European TV signal output.
The difference between PAL and NTSC (the American type in full: National Television Standards Committee) is that the NTSC syatem isn't as good in coloring as the PAL system but has a higher nuber of half-frame per second (PAL has 50, NTSC 60) wich makes tv images look more fluid.
These days tv's (especially in Europe) support both signals including a mix of both wich has the refresh from NTSC and coloring of PAL.
This system is also used as a country lock, meaning that sertain DVD's or tapes will only play if the system supports the signal.
"My TV support NTSC and PAL signal, it lets me watchnormal tv in PAL and use my American game systems in NTSC"