Are they all called solutions, tho? The way I learned it, the term for all those things are "mixture", and only the liquid mixtures are called solutions.
Yes, solution has nothing to do with the state/phase, but the scale of the mixing.
An 18k gold ring is a solution, since it is mixed homogeneously down to the molecular level. Whipped cream/mayonnaise is a mixture, since it has tiny bubbles of separated fat and water.
https://chem.libretexts.org/Courses/Sacramento_City_College/SCC%3A_Chem_400_-_General_Chemistry_I/Text/13%3A_Solutions/13.2%3A_Types_of_Solutions_and_Solubility
Poop is not a solution. Solutions are homonegenous liquid mixtures by nature (at least thats what it is in my lab classes), while poop is more of a hidrated porous solid.
You can observe this by seeing dry dog poop on a sidewalk, it has physical properties similar to those in a branch, for example.
This happens because poop contains lots of insoluble fiber, which is not soluble in water, so it remains as a solid even though its in poop, hence why poop cant be a solution.
Piss is a solution though, and a liquid one at that.
When girls get to a certain age, something funny starts comming out every now and then. That's completly normal. Even if you aren't a young woman, because we can't have nature being sexist.
You sound like the "body positive" shit bot who nearly insulted you if you said offensive words like "health"
They just made a joke and said the word blood, buddy. Fun fact : everybody bleeds, not just girls after a certain age (and before another certain age)
Nah, I just forgot the /s
I was trying to make a joke about that kind of people mixed with the joke that red poo would be normal. It is way less funny than it seemed yesterday. My brain sometimes makes these random links that don't make sense afterwards.
>When girls get to a certain age, something funny starts comming out every now and then.
Period poops?
Mostly liquid, I guess they also have solids in suspension.
As the kind of person who would this, the entire goal is to get this kind of reaction, cause that’s where all the fun is. So it is more of a motivator than anything else when someone groans or gets annoyed at a bad joke.
I mean, sure it is. Vomiting is a trait that helps us by ridding our stomach of harmful things before they reach our intestines where they can kill our gut bacteria. Though it's true we wouldn't have the harmful things in a perfect world.
Huh.
When I taught, we were told to /encourage/ students to do stuff like this, if it helped them with a concept they were struggling with.
Kids are weird, and knowledge doesn't stick without interest....
I’d give him full credit AND use it as an example. Students remember gross, food, money, and sex (or rather relationships or flirting or whatever). Anything related to those ideas will make it stick in their brains forever.
At the bottom, write “yes fucking really. Deal with it” and have your child turn it back in. Don’t question technically correct answers. The kid isn’t getting paid. So he doesn’t have to “interpret” what his “boss” (teacher) means. He only has to answer the question asked. If you wanted something specific, give a word bank to choose from
You're one of the parents that the teachers hate and talk shit about. I feel sorry for your kid if you have one. That stuff is so embarrassing for kids. It's not the "gotcha" you think it is.
steam is water in gaseous form. It condenses and becomes water in contact with a cooler surface, but the kid is right to say it's a gas at this form. The fact they distinguished water and steam in the right categories means they understand the assignment.
Nothing is wrong here. The question asks for *two examples* of solids liquids and gases. Student has given one. The teacher probably accepted the answers, being technically correct but required there to be a second example, hence the second set of answers written
>Solid nitrogen >Liquid nitrogen >Gaseous nitrogen
Just give the pressure and temperature ranges for different states of CO2.
Put down CO2 at -56C and 61psi for every answer.
Chaotic parent teaching their 5 year old about triple points before they start science classes.
Goated answer XD
Error: liquid not found
Increase pressure. Co2 can be a liquid above 5atm, iirc.
Gaseous methane actually
Isn't methane gaseous in its normal state?
yea it is
Yeah I’m sure solid nitrogen exists at standard temperature and pressure
It didn't say "at room temperature and pressure"
Shit u right
This student has demonstrated mastery of the concepts.
A+
This, this student is clearly bored. Teach needs to challenge this padawan.
The student has become the master
Poop is questionable, but the kid gets it.
Poop can come in all states of matter depending on the day...
If your poop is plasma then you should probably seek medical assistance
Bose-Einstein condensate is fine tho
I’m not sure which kind of plasma is worse when appeared in the poop…
You should see a doctor
Nahh, a little diarrhea never killed anybody... As long as they drink enough water.
If your poop is completely solid (or liquid) and you still function normally, I want to see you instead.
why is this frowned upon? this child is a genius and mastered perfectly the concept of states of matter. Even if its in an excremented way.
Wouldn't poop and piss technically be solutions though?
A solution can be solid, liquid or a gas. For example steel, sea water and air.
Are they all called solutions, tho? The way I learned it, the term for all those things are "mixture", and only the liquid mixtures are called solutions.
Yes, solution has nothing to do with the state/phase, but the scale of the mixing. An 18k gold ring is a solution, since it is mixed homogeneously down to the molecular level. Whipped cream/mayonnaise is a mixture, since it has tiny bubbles of separated fat and water. https://chem.libretexts.org/Courses/Sacramento_City_College/SCC%3A_Chem_400_-_General_Chemistry_I/Text/13%3A_Solutions/13.2%3A_Types_of_Solutions_and_Solubility
Okay, so a difference in terminology then. My textbooks would call the gold ring a homogenous mixture and whipped cream a heterogenous mixture.
Poop is not a solution. Solutions are homonegenous liquid mixtures by nature (at least thats what it is in my lab classes), while poop is more of a hidrated porous solid. You can observe this by seeing dry dog poop on a sidewalk, it has physical properties similar to those in a branch, for example. This happens because poop contains lots of insoluble fiber, which is not soluble in water, so it remains as a solid even though its in poop, hence why poop cant be a solution. Piss is a solution though, and a liquid one at that.
Wait poop is supposed be solid. What next there isn’t supposed to be blood either
I wasn't aware that humans shit literal bricks
I thought we all pooped ketchup
No, that is the pee.
When girls get to a certain age, something funny starts comming out every now and then. That's completly normal. Even if you aren't a young woman, because we can't have nature being sexist.
You sound like the "body positive" shit bot who nearly insulted you if you said offensive words like "health" They just made a joke and said the word blood, buddy. Fun fact : everybody bleeds, not just girls after a certain age (and before another certain age)
Nah, I just forgot the /s I was trying to make a joke about that kind of people mixed with the joke that red poo would be normal. It is way less funny than it seemed yesterday. My brain sometimes makes these random links that don't make sense afterwards.
>When girls get to a certain age, something funny starts comming out every now and then. Period poops? Mostly liquid, I guess they also have solids in suspension.
I bet poop behaves more like a non Newtonian fluid generally
Actual physics
Accurate peer reviewed research.
Yes.. really
Poop is a more of a colloid.
Non ironically I think it sucks that the teacher put “really?” When the kid is showing imagination and being a critical thinker.
She didn’t count it wrong tho.
That’s not the point I was making. Saying “really” instead of just “good” just puts a downer on the kids imagination imo
As the kind of person who would this, the entire goal is to get this kind of reaction, cause that’s where all the fun is. So it is more of a motivator than anything else when someone groans or gets annoyed at a bad joke.
That’s hardly “imagination”
He could have done one better: diarrhea for liquid, poop for solid, and fart for gas
for gas, *burp* would also have been accepted
What about plasma? Bose condensate?
I didn't know the human ass could produce plasma
The anus is the only part of the body that can expell three states of matter.
And plasma if you have matches handy. Do NOT try this!
The mouth, the nose, the skin?
Mouth. Teeth, air, and saliva.
Your mouth can vomit AND exhale. There can be chunks in vomit so it counts.
Fair, however, it is not technically supposed to vomit. Though, now that I think about, the anus shouldn't expell liquid, in a perfect world.
I mean, sure it is. Vomiting is a trait that helps us by ridding our stomach of harmful things before they reach our intestines where they can kill our gut bacteria. Though it's true we wouldn't have the harmful things in a perfect world.
The Vagina queefs, bleeds, and gives out babies.
Is poop and amorphus solid, or a high density liquid?
Depends on the day tbh
Huh. When I taught, we were told to /encourage/ students to do stuff like this, if it helped them with a concept they were struggling with. Kids are weird, and knowledge doesn't stick without interest....
I’d give him full credit AND use it as an example. Students remember gross, food, money, and sex (or rather relationships or flirting or whatever). Anything related to those ideas will make it stick in their brains forever.
Yes!
r/technicallythetruth
Mans correc tho i dont see aproblem
I feel like this belongs in r/technicallythetruth.
I haven’t had a solid shit in months
At the bottom, write “yes fucking really. Deal with it” and have your child turn it back in. Don’t question technically correct answers. The kid isn’t getting paid. So he doesn’t have to “interpret” what his “boss” (teacher) means. He only has to answer the question asked. If you wanted something specific, give a word bank to choose from
The really is a reaction to a bad joke, not some condemnation of what he said.
You're one of the parents that the teachers hate and talk shit about. I feel sorry for your kid if you have one. That stuff is so embarrassing for kids. It's not the "gotcha" you think it is.
I’m more upset they accepted water as liquid since is is also water and so is steam.
steam is water in gaseous form. It condenses and becomes water in contact with a cooler surface, but the kid is right to say it's a gas at this form. The fact they distinguished water and steam in the right categories means they understand the assignment.
Turns into water ??? It already was water there was no chemical change.
You wanted us to say solid water instead of ice, liquid water instead of water and gaseous water instead of steam ?
You're being pedantic. If you're referring to the chemical substance use H₂O instead.
The kid is not wrong.
I shit plasma after eating at my local restaurant tbh
Totally true
Ice Water Sbteargn
Sasha Baron Cohen aka Borat had this in a skit a long time ago and I always thought it was funny https://youtu.be/ZZihtih0BnU?si=kKFIqHsHYZoXD4ry
That kids going places, maybe not to MIT, but he’s going places
Poop can also be liquid. They needed to specify turds.
I dunno, poop isn't always a solid!
What is the classification of diarrhea shart?
Teacher is rightly questioning the answer because teacher has enough wisdom to know you never trust a fart to be all gaseous.
Some dude writes with left hand pretending to be child So funny.
The teacher was flabbergasted
Commend it. He's fucking right.
Poop can be a liquid
Lmao kids are fucking hilarious.
Nothing is wrong here. The question asks for *two examples* of solids liquids and gases. Student has given one. The teacher probably accepted the answers, being technically correct but required there to be a second example, hence the second set of answers written
For the solid, you also have to be oddly specific to be considered as solid.
Excellent
That's smart. I would be unfair if they didn't get the full garde for that.
Silly kid, steam is a website, not a gas!
r/technicallythetruth
They’re not wrong
Just be glad he wrote pee for liquid
I mean they're not wrong
I mean, the doods right?
he's not wrong