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My intention is not to troll at work, and I will probably only get to ask one or maybe two questions before I get muted on the telecon, so I ask you magnificent retards; what would be the most intelligent questions to ask, that will seem innocuous but switch people on to the fact that this is unadulterated fucking bullshit.

My intention is not to troll at work, and I will probably only get to ask one or maybe two questions before I get muted on the telecon, so I ask you magnificent retards; what would be the most intelligent questions to ask, that will seem innocuous but switch people on to the fact that this is unadulterated fucking bullshit.

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sm-102 is soluble in shit other then chloroform. This "story" started because some faggot googled sm-102 and found a random SDS (safety data sheet) for sm-102 in chloroform solution. Does this seem scary to a little beta faggot like you? Probably, because it does seem sketchy as fuck but, sm-102 is not chloroform. Xiden is the best chance this country has, trust the plan.

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What's it soluble in other than chloroform? Still why would I get a pussy vaccine when my body already crushed the virus like I'd crush Chinese special forces in hand to hand combat.

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I don't know specifically because sm-102 is a novel molecule so you would have to determine it's solubility experimentally. We can make a few assumptions based on it's formula.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/08/SM-102.png

It has an alcohol and 2 ester functional groups. Alcohol is soluble in water, esters aren't super soluble but they are. However, the large hydrocarbon chains aren't very soluble in water.

Beta faggots like you probably need the vax. Ima just assume ur a chicom neodog for now on. ;)

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Esters are not soluble in water unless they acidify, I work with A/C systems, a lot of them run on PAG oil which is an ester. We work very hard to keep moisture out of the system because the refrigerant and oil mix with moisture it creates a strong acid. That's why it(SM-102) needs to bind to chlorinated ions in order to form solution. If you put it in solution in water you'll end up injecting a very low PH solution into your patient, which would be muy malo.