CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF RAINWATER

[squiggly]

I think those radical oxygens do some damage? Yo @squiggly you still around?

Yeah, radicals are bad. Radical oxygen won't last very long, that shit right there is gonna react with some shit super hardcore style. Pretty much anything it touches actually.

Electrons are little assholes man, it's tough to quench a radical reaction. They tend to be hyperfast chain reactions that don't terminate except under special conditions.

Yeah, rainwater is fucked all the way up though. Shit is raining pesticides (literally, that's a thing now).

 

[caveman4.20]

I was worried I might not want to know that answer.....

 

[way2green]

Man from the cave from the year 420, can u give me a prolific thought on a topic of your choice? I am too tired to think clearly today and need a good laugh.

 

[caveman4.20]

Go watch "what the bleep do we know?"

 

[way2green]

I have been thinking that ssme thing about everyone else in the World. What does everyone else know and why do I know so much more? Lolol. You crack me up ol boy

 

[derelict]

The composition's probably changed a bit over the years;
a little cesium here--
a little plutonium there...

certainly a great deal more sulfur. and lead. and a range of other industrial pollutants. good ol' humanity.

 

[Dasnip]

have you ever wondered why all the vegetation turns so green after a good rain? well i found the answer when i came across this read and I would like to share it with you... check it out.

Rain Water as a Chemical Agent of Geologic Process.
http://pubs.usgs.gov/wsp/1535g/report.pdf

I'll bet you there's a thousand people out there they want to know this