My safety charm

Eun Jo ahh.

Mr. Ion DIACONU Romania 1996

Mr. Ion DIACONU Romania 1996

Because Eun Jo is alone.

And then plus a hydroxide ion.

Plus a lithium ion.

Let's go, Eun Jo.

Eun Jo, what are you doing?

Ah. Where's Eun Jo?

Five hundred and seventy hand pumps were installed and 450 others repaired.

So you're more likely to have a potassium bump in just the right way to get through this channel and get out than you are to have a sodium be able to go the opposite direction.

Fuel pump 6 5 400 32 400

But they're going to go and form negative ions.

Well the little hydroxide ion is going to pop off.

A cation is an ion with a positive charge.

Not talking about Eun Jo?

That oil pump?

It's a brandnew pump!

And this would just be the negative ion of fluorine.

Seung Jo and Eun Jo's lunches.

So you could end up with a hydronium ion.

Fuel pod is down there.

So this is sodium potassium pumps.

There's a water jet that cleans you.

There's an air jet that dries you.

You look like a gasoline pump!

Louis, where the hell is the air pump?

Chloride becomes a negative ion and sodium is a positive ion, and they stick to each other really strongly because this guy's positive now, and this guy's negative after he took away his electron.

It's an ion because it has an extra hydrogen.

So people really care about the concentration of hydrogen of your hydrogen ions.

It completely disassociates in water into a hydrogen ion.

So this, right here, this is a negative ion.

So a , anion, means a negative ion.

Aigoo what's wrong? Eun Jo, you're cool too!

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We got a fire in the fuel pod!

We pump into the aorta.

I had a water pump go out in Pagosa Springs.

How soon's our air pump going to be ready?

H2O, disassociating in itself, really, into a hydrogen ion in an aqueous solution plus a hydroxide anion in an aqueous solution or a negative ion.

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No!

And let me draw the sodium potassium pump right here.

What has the man at the petrol pump said?