Can Any Identify This Picture? | The Escapist Forums

Menu

• Video Series Zero Punctuation
• Features
• Reviews
• Columns
• Forums New posts All threads Latest threads New posts Trending threads Trending

Forums Log in Register Menu Can any identify this picture?

• Thread starter Hutchy_Bear
• Start date Nov 22, 2009

Recommended Videos

• Forums
• General Forums
• V1 Archive

• 1
• 2

Next 1 of 2

Go to page

Go Next Last

Hutchy_Bear

New member

May 12, 2009 756 0 0 Hi escapees quick question to you smart people (or anyone who knows the answer), can you please explain this me? I came across this image and it's been bugging me, I havn't done science since GCSE. Winner gets a hug.

ThePoodonkis

New member

Apr 22, 2008 1,718 0 0 Its the chemical diagram for caffeine.

arc101

New member

May 24, 2009 1,173 0 0 Marajuana or some other drug

Hutchy_Bear

New member

May 12, 2009 756 0 0

Avykins said: Coffee! Actually I have no fething clue but still. COFFEE!!! Click to expand...

ThePoodonkis said: Its the chemical diagram for caffeine. Click to expand...

Ah! Thank you! Hugs to both of you.

TheEvilCheese

Cheesey.

Dec 16, 2008 1,151 0 0 c3h9n4o2. It Isn't actually caffiene. That's c8h10n4o2. So i'm not sure.

Smudge91

New member

Jul 30, 2009 916 0 0 Yarp i'm pretty sure thats caffeine

luclin92

New member

Apr 22, 2009 418 0 0 its Caffeine J

JemJar

New member

Feb 17, 2009 730 0 0

Hutchy_Bear said: Hi escapees quick question to you smart people (or anyone who knows the answer), can you please explain this me? I came across this image and it's been bugging me, I havn't done science since GCSE. Winner gets a hug. Click to expand...

With a caption like that it was always going to be caffeine or some form of amphetamine.

TheSeventhLoneWolf

New member

Mar 1, 2009 2,064 0 0 Mwh. I do A level chemistry but we didn't learn about this. I saw this in some fad and remembered it. It's Caffine or something.

Cargando

New member

Apr 8, 2009 2,092 0 0 Why I believe that is a diagram of the Arctulian otter-dragon, a rare creature that swims with it's abnormally long tongue, this gives it immense speed, but it sadly means they have to taste all the water that goes past them. Seeing as pollution in Arctul is on the rise, many otter-dragons have commited suicide rather than swim through another path of raw sewage.

messy

New member

Dec 3, 2008 2,057 0 0 Yeah caffeine, girl in my bio-chem lectures has it on a shirt cause she drinks nothing but coffee. Or its systematic name 1,3,7-trimethylxanthine R

rsacks

New member

Nov 19, 2009 48 0 0

ziggybogidou said: c3h9n4o2. It Isn't actually caffiene. That's c8h10n4o2. So i'm not sure. Click to expand...

In a chemical formula like this any node that isn't labeled is assumed to be carbon, so there are the correct number of carbon atoms but I also don't see where that tenth hydrogen is... Regardless, it's supposed to be caffeine, I've seen this before on t-shirts. [edit] oh wait, another formula for caffeine is C8H9N4O2, so it's all good.

Resistance205

New member

Jun 3, 2008 593 0 0 *Pretends to know what it is* Uhh, yeah! That's definitely coffee, without a doubt!

Kuchinawa212

New member

Apr 23, 2009 5,407 0 0 Damn, I should have brought my chem book home. But if people say coffee I'm going with that

rhyno435

New member

Apr 24, 2009 1,210 0 0 It's some sort of structural diagram of a compound. As others have said, it looks like caffiene, but caffiene is C8 H10 N4 O2, or as a simple formula, C4 H5 N2 O. It's close, but it's no coffee.

El Poncho

Techno Hippy will eat your soul!

May 21, 2009 5,889 0 0 It's eh, oh fuck i've just did this in school it's fructose? or is that only 1 ring like glucose, goddammit.

Merrik Waters

New member

Oct 31, 2009 130 0 0

ziggybogidou said: c3h9n4o2. It Isn't actually caffiene. That's c8h10n4o2. So i'm not sure. Click to expand...

It is caffeine. Most (Not all) chemists will leave out some of the carbons because it is assumed that they are there. Dont ask me why this is cause if a student ever put that on a test they would be failed on the spot. Just the way it is though S

savandicus

New member

Jun 5, 2008 663 0 0 c8h10n4o2 there are the correct number of each atoms so people who are saying its missing carbon or hydrogen need to realise that any unlabled atom is assumed to be carbon and any open bound to a carbon is assumed to be a hydrogen bond. The further right carbon atom has only 3 bonds so the 4th unlabled bond will be the 10th hydrogen. Count them up 3 labled carbon 5 unlabled carbon 9 labled hydrogen 1 unlabled hydrogen 2 labled oxygen 4 labled nitrogen And finally link to wikipedia confirming the formula of caffine http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffine

ffxfriek

New member

Apr 3, 2008 2,068 0 0 an isotope of caffeine?

The Austin

New member

Jul 20, 2009 3,367 0 0 Molecular formula for caffeine Soo... coffee.

• 1
• 2

Next 1 of 2

Go to page

Go Next Last Show hidden low quality content You must log in or register to reply here. Share: Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Link Top Bottom

• This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register. By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies. Accept Learn more…