D Dextraneous Joined 23 Jun 2013 Messages 2,617 Reaction score 380 Location Manchester Country 23 Jul 2013 #91 EddieM said: Dextraneous said: Ta. And to save me the google, why is K potassium? Click to expand... Comes from the latin, Kalium. Click to expand... Don't suppose it's anything to do with kale cabbage? (in particular that this is rich in it)
EddieM said: Dextraneous said: Ta. And to save me the google, why is K potassium? Click to expand... Comes from the latin, Kalium. Click to expand... Don't suppose it's anything to do with kale cabbage? (in particular that this is rich in it)
D Dextraneous Joined 23 Jun 2013 Messages 2,617 Reaction score 380 Location Manchester Country 23 Jul 2013 #92 EddieM said: Dextraneous said: Ta. And to save me the google, why is K potassium? Click to expand... Comes from the latin, Kalium. Sodium Natrium hence Na, Tungsten W comes from the ore Woframite, Chemistry odd huh. Click to expand... Sure is. Read a book last year this one to be precise . Chapter on Davey - he was an odd fella. Anyway, can heartily recommend the book.
EddieM said: Dextraneous said: Ta. And to save me the google, why is K potassium? Click to expand... Comes from the latin, Kalium. Sodium Natrium hence Na, Tungsten W comes from the ore Woframite, Chemistry odd huh. Click to expand... Sure is. Read a book last year this one to be precise . Chapter on Davey - he was an odd fella. Anyway, can heartily recommend the book.
E EddieM 23 Jul 2013 #93 EddieM said: Dextraneous said: Carbon and oxygen to produce carbo-nitroxides such as baby bio Click to expand... wrong, carbon and oxygen are available from the atmosphere, fail. Click to expand... Sorry that was rude and meant for someone else.
EddieM said: Dextraneous said: Carbon and oxygen to produce carbo-nitroxides such as baby bio Click to expand... wrong, carbon and oxygen are available from the atmosphere, fail. Click to expand... Sorry that was rude and meant for someone else.
E EddieM 23 Jul 2013 #94 Dextraneous said: EddieM said: Dextraneous said: Ta. And to save me the google, why is K potassium? Click to expand... Comes from the latin, Kalium. Click to expand... Don't suppose it's anything to do with kale cabbage? (in particular that this is rich in it) Click to expand... probably rich in nitrates, i am guessing though.
Dextraneous said: EddieM said: Dextraneous said: Ta. And to save me the google, why is K potassium? Click to expand... Comes from the latin, Kalium. Click to expand... Don't suppose it's anything to do with kale cabbage? (in particular that this is rich in it) Click to expand... probably rich in nitrates, i am guessing though.
E EddieM 23 Jul 2013 #95 Diane2 said: EddieM said: joe-90 said: Poor D2 getting stuck with that plonker. Click to expand... well fortunately for me, she didn't think I was old, ugly, and untalented. Click to expand... hey...............I never said untalented!!!! Click to expand... No that is true.
Diane2 said: EddieM said: joe-90 said: Poor D2 getting stuck with that plonker. Click to expand... well fortunately for me, she didn't think I was old, ugly, and untalented. Click to expand... hey...............I never said untalented!!!! Click to expand... No that is true.
D Dextraneous Joined 23 Jun 2013 Messages 2,617 Reaction score 380 Location Manchester Country 23 Jul 2013 #96 EddieM said: Sorry that was rude and meant for someone else. Click to expand... No offence taken. Cheers anyway
EddieM said: Sorry that was rude and meant for someone else. Click to expand... No offence taken. Cheers anyway
D Dextraneous Joined 23 Jun 2013 Messages 2,617 Reaction score 380 Location Manchester Country 23 Jul 2013 #97 EddieM said: Dextraneous said: EddieM said: Dextraneous said: Ta. And to save me the google, why is K potassium? Click to expand... Comes from the latin, Kalium. Click to expand... Don't suppose it's anything to do with kale cabbage? (in particular that this is rich in it) Click to expand... probably rich in nitrates, i am guessing though. Click to expand... Having done a smidgeon of research, I can confirm that kale has SFA to do with kalium.
EddieM said: Dextraneous said: EddieM said: Dextraneous said: Ta. And to save me the google, why is K potassium? Click to expand... Comes from the latin, Kalium. Click to expand... Don't suppose it's anything to do with kale cabbage? (in particular that this is rich in it) Click to expand... probably rich in nitrates, i am guessing though. Click to expand... Having done a smidgeon of research, I can confirm that kale has SFA to do with kalium.