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Re: bond angle vs. K.E. Re: Is bond angle, absorption, then KE is emittance via collisions

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Archimedes Plutonium <plutonium.archimedes@gmail.com> writes:

>On Saturday, May 5, 2018 at 7:04:36 PM UTC-5, James McGinn wrote:

>> H2O and NH3 have a high heat capacity collectively.  You seem to not get this.  
>> 
>> You have no understanding of heat capacity.  Watch this and learn:
>> 

>You have no understanding of either Logic-- how to think straight and 
>clear, nor that of science -- how to put things together in coherent 
>ideas.

KO0kfight!!! In this corner, at 180 pounds of raw arrogance, we have
Archimedes "Because I Said So" Plutonium, backed by the full support of a
Giant Cosmic Atom!  And in this corner, at 185 pounds of raw stupidity,
we have James "Tardnado" McGinn and his Magic Water Plasma! At the bell,
come out swinging!!! And may the best k0Ok win!!!

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