Re: hefterbilder
From Benjamin Weiland <ben...@uloc.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 19 Jul 2001 00:17 · View full thread
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"Christian Garbs [Master Mitch]" <mit...@mitch.h.shuttle.de> wollte folgendes der �ffentlichkeit nicht vorenthalten: >> ObDroge: > >> H H >> | | >> H - C - C - OH >> | | >> H H > >> Ethanol > >Ist jetzt ernst gemeint (bin Nichtchemiker): Allohol? Ja. Die OH-Gruppe (hier ganz rechts) ist die "Alkoholgruppe", und dieses Molek�l hier im speziellen, Ethanol, ist eben der trinkbare Alkohol, der in Bier und dergleichen enthalten ist. hth >Ob'Ascii: > > H - Cl Hm, Salzs�ure... auch lecker :) f'up2poster benjamin
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