Hey all mods got a question for ya!?

midwtchamp

Banana

• Nov 18, 2002

• #1

Hey mods do a source check or pm? Damn that was an easy question wasnt it? ok and I will add some more to make it somewhat difficult...explain how the stereochemistry of certain compounds affects the chemisty of them? Thanx guys!

 

superchicken

New member

• Nov 18, 2002

• #2

are you on drugs today?

 

Fina Addict

New member

• Nov 18, 2002

• #3

Thanks SC, glad to know Im not the only one that didnt understand him. lol

 

midwtchamp

Banana

• Nov 18, 2002

• #4

OH hell I must be on drugs..."do a source check or PM" wtf is that... what I meant was do a source check through pm or email...damn actuallY I am on drugs lol I got a damn head cold!

 

Gear101*

New member

• Nov 18, 2002

• #5

email only with stuff like that and no aol or hotmail.. use zip, cyber,hush, kept private

 

midwtchamp

Banana

• Nov 18, 2002

• #6

I knew zip or cyber...I was just curious bout the pms...thanks guys

 

Gear101*

New member

• Nov 18, 2002

• #7

zip is the easiest IMHO

 

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basskiller

Guest

• Nov 18, 2002

• #8

Fuck zip.. I'm tired it it taking forever to load messages and half the time sending something crypted gets screwed up down the line... I'm moving all my emails to cycber.. so if you want me.. have a cyber account...
I'm not answering anymore AOL's and or crap like that.

 

MacGyver

New member

• Nov 18, 2002

• #9

yeah I here ya, I've been using zip for about 1.5 years but it is slow.

 

kossdeh

New member

• Nov 18, 2002

• #10

As far as stereochemistry, yes, it absolutely changes the "chemistry"/ or I presume you mean how the molecule metabolizes in the system. some L formations are easily accepted or metabolized by your system and while the D isomers are just passed through because you dont have the correct enzyme to break it down. For the longest time, companies were experimenting with L and D isomers of sugars and fats to see if they taste the same while pass through your system unmetabolized. I think some sugars actually do this but may be harmful if retained in adequate quantity by your system. This variation is specific for each molecule since the specifity of enzymes for all molecules varies.
No Im not a total nerd.

 

mailboxkillR

New member

• Nov 18, 2002

• #11

damn koss speak english or at least blue collar english you brainyack

 

midwtchamp

Banana

• Nov 19, 2002

• #12

I am impressed Koss, someone knows their chemistry...and yes the body can only breakdown dexterotary-L...not bad didnt know we had any chem brains here.

 

BStrongBwell*

New member

• Nov 19, 2002

• #13

PhD chemists...sheesh!