sp2 hybridization on the Fe-O bonds is erroneous!!!!!!!
Mark teh Geek Jan 27 at 23:11
I… love iron ferrite. It’s like Mars. I… love Mars.
anon Jan 27 at 23:12
WTH TOM… of course Fe is iron, that’s because iron was previously known as ferrum (latin)… also, you might know that a ferris wheel is named after a device used in iron works, by oh yes, a ferris is an iron worker… FE dumbass.
Ben Jan 27 at 23:16
tom, you fool. ferrous is another name for iron and is what you call it in a compound. i.e. ferrous oxide
john Jan 28 at 00:30
@Tom: U r stupid
Lance Jan 28 at 00:33
Fe was originally “ferrous”
Look it up.
Rodney Jan 28 at 00:43
hahahaha Tom is a little behind the game.
Good picture though!
Joe Jan 28 at 01:09
Ferrous is the latin adjective for Iron, jackass.
THe pic is awesome
Ash Frog Jan 28 at 01:10
Tom, i think you’ve missed the point. Fe (aka Iron) is not properly called “Iron” in a compound. It is referred to as either Ferric or Ferrous depending on it’s charge.
The pun here being an exchange between “Ferrous” and “Ferris”
Kasey Jan 28 at 01:29
Tom, you’re a moron. Ferrous is the original name for Iron. Do some research.
Kshadow Jan 28 at 01:42
Haha. I feel like a nerd. :(
Alxnotorious Jan 28 at 08:37
ROFL, that is so awesome. I’m so showing this to my Chem teacher tomorrow.
Sorry it took me so long to clear out the comment moderation queue.
Mcgurker Jan 28 at 20:40
I rofled my waffle while lofling my snofl
Why do the irons only have 1 lone pair, shouldn’t they have two?!
And those two at the bottom! They have three single bonds and a double bond! That’s TEN electrons!! TOOO MAAAAANY OH NOOOOOO!!!!!
Mcgurker Jan 28 at 20:41
Oh yah, and Tom, screw you. In fact, for that comment, I hope you burn. I hope you burn for a long, painful, horrifying period of time. I hope you learn to RUE THE DAY you made that comment. I hope you know you broke your mom’s heart, Tom, you SOULESS BASTARD!
@pastorlenny: Same place where all funny comes from. Internets.
dude Jan 29 at 02:35
TOM, YOU’RE A DIRTY, DIRTY WHORE
I HAVE NO IDEA WHY.
BUT A PEOPLE ARE PISSED AT YOU.
BY THE WAY, IRON IS HARD, DUMBASS.
WOW WHAT A RETARD.
Dave Jan 29 at 08:03
Tom you tool, jeez!
Almost as funny as the OP all this Tom-bashing!
:)
bil Jan 29 at 10:22
whats so funny about a iron wheel,lame
Sid Jan 29 at 10:26
Tom, you made baby Hitler cry
You heartless tyrant!!
Rob Jan 29 at 14:24
I just accidently the periodic table
Flonkbob Jan 29 at 14:54
Hah. Made me laugh, it did.
btard Jan 29 at 15:16
with that O inside, it just looks to me like fool’s gold.
douche Jan 29 at 16:12
you guys just got trolled
jon Jan 29 at 16:57
i love tom… toms great
jon Jan 29 at 16:57
lets all be honest aswell, fe IS iron ;)
wasn't trolled Jan 29 at 17:07
Epic troll Tom, Epic troll
Nofirefrog Jan 29 at 21:01
Tom’s a pretty classy guy. He’s obviously someone to which you couldn’t hold a candle, jack. Give him a bre
David Snyder Jan 29 at 23:24
Ha. Not bad.
oldfag Jan 30 at 00:05
I’m not quite sure… is the content of this page important because of the ferrous wheel, or Tom’s successful troll?
Thumbs-up, either way!
Beaker420 Jan 30 at 02:17
Actually… Ash Frog, it is Ferrous or Ferric depending on the oxidation state of the iron. You can have a compound in which Iron has an oxidation state of +2 or +3. When the Oxidation state of Iron is +2 it is Ferrous such as in FeCl2 or Ferrous Chloride. When Iron’s oxidation state is +3 it is Ferric, such as FeCl3 or Ferric Chloride. The ultimate point I’m trying to get at here is that Tom is a dumbass and completely missed the joke, and that I am way nerdier than all you bitches.
Marshall Jan 30 at 08:00
I thought the joke was going to be: “Iron Man.”
Dave Jan 30 at 08:16
Shut up and leave Tom alone jeez. Humans make mistakes. Stop flaming him for one petty mistake. It makes you happy that you’re smarter than someone doesn’t it?
What the hell tom !
How old are you ? like 21 or something ?
Who doesnt know this stuff ?? wtf tom ?
Tom? Jan 30 at 18:04
I’m pretty sure Tom just stated a fact the Fe was iron he was not asking a question you guys are insame.
I love Ferrous Jan 30 at 18:45
To Anon: Please learn to spell before sending people back to CHEMISTRY. You may want to consider a English or grammar course.
Brendon Jan 30 at 23:05
MAH FERROUS WHEEL GOES SOI SOI SOI
zastava yugo Jan 31 at 11:58
@Joe
Lol, adjective.
Anyway, why is everyone pissed at Tom? He just said “Fe is iron” and he’s right.
Steve Jan 31 at 16:07
Just to give tom a short reprieve, this is directed towards anon. The ferris wheel was named after George Ferris Jr. The iron worker thing is a coincidence. George Ferris was the engineer who designed it for the Chicago world’s fair.
X Jan 31 at 21:05
Oxygen can’t have that many bonds.
X Responder Feb 01 at 14:14
Actually oxygen can have that many bonds. It could be ionised sufficiently, or could form dative covalent bonds with the iron. Learn to chemistry.
X Responder responder Feb 01 at 15:40
Shouldn’t “Learn to chemistry” be “Learn to DO chemistry?”
Learn to grammar. :P
J.D. Devereux Feb 01 at 15:40
Hehe. At first, I thought is said: “Ferrel Weasel”. I thought the spokes at the bottom were whiskers.
X Responder Responder Feb 01 at 17:26
But you don’t draw a covalent bonding structure for a metallic compound.
feg19830429 Feb 01 at 20:58
i dont think it’s right but i dont mean it’s wrong!
X Responder responder responder Feb 02 at 01:55
Lern2meme
amie Feb 02 at 13:37
haha
Whether or not it’s chemically correct, i think the idea is still funny… and I’m a chem major.
Jyamato Feb 02 at 18:37
“But you don’t draw a covalent bonding structure for a metallic compound.”
Which is why we have oxygen in there, making it not a metallic compound. Also, Iron is a transition metal if I’m not mistaken, meaning it doesn’t work like lithium or Magnesium or w/e.
ML Feb 02 at 20:47
@ Devereux: that adds a whole new layer, haha.
Also–this was great!
X Responder responder responder responder Feb 02 at 22:21
Learn.
X Responder responder responder responder Feb 02 at 22:32
Yea, lern2chemistry
Then RTFM and lern2meme
X responder responder responder responder Feb 03 at 00:16
the oxygen has 12 electrons on it… which even a chem retard knows is too much, learn to chemistry before you tell others to do so
>>Shouldn’t “Learn to chemistry” be “Learn to DO chemistry?”
Actually, it is “learn to chemistry”. It’s internet slang.
x responder responder and so on Feb 09 at 14:20
you guys really do suck…
Lance Feb 10 at 17:57
Er… when I posted my response to Tom way back, I couldn’t see any other responses, so I just assumed I would be the first. Sadly, I was mistaken, sorry Tom!
Blahh Feb 13 at 20:41
hmm, i wouldnt ride an iron ferris wheel that has a bond with oxygen i’d be rusty and dangerous O.o
It’s ridiculous. I know this isn’t the point of the drawing, but, there are way too many electrons on that oxygen. The octet rule says that there have to be 8 electrons, and here there are like…12. Just turn the double bonds into single bonds. And that’s true for the 2 Fe atoms the oxygen is connected to too. It might not make the picture look as good, but it’d be correct.
saitokthz Jun 20 at 01:39
oh wow… i just learned this… who thought of this lolz
Jan 27 at 13:03
Fe is iron
Jan 27 at 15:17
@Tom: Yes. Yes it is.
Jan 27 at 15:18
Hardy har har. Pretty clever
Jan 27 at 18:11
sp2 hybridization on the Fe-O bonds is erroneous!!!!!!!
Jan 27 at 23:11
I… love iron ferrite. It’s like Mars. I… love Mars.
Jan 27 at 23:12
WTH TOM… of course Fe is iron, that’s because iron was previously known as ferrum (latin)… also, you might know that a ferris wheel is named after a device used in iron works, by oh yes, a ferris is an iron worker… FE dumbass.
Jan 27 at 23:16
tom, you fool. ferrous is another name for iron and is what you call it in a compound. i.e. ferrous oxide
Jan 28 at 00:30
@Tom: U r stupid
Jan 28 at 00:33
Fe was originally “ferrous”
Look it up.
Jan 28 at 00:43
hahahaha Tom is a little behind the game.
Good picture though!
Jan 28 at 01:09
Ferrous is the latin adjective for Iron, jackass.
THe pic is awesome
Jan 28 at 01:10
Tom, i think you’ve missed the point. Fe (aka Iron) is not properly called “Iron” in a compound. It is referred to as either Ferric or Ferrous depending on it’s charge.
The pun here being an exchange between “Ferrous” and “Ferris”
Jan 28 at 01:29
Tom, you’re a moron. Ferrous is the original name for Iron. Do some research.
Jan 28 at 01:42
Haha. I feel like a nerd. :(
Jan 28 at 08:37
ROFL, that is so awesome. I’m so showing this to my Chem teacher tomorrow.
Jan 28 at 11:04
babbahahahahahahahahahahhahhahaahahahahhahahahahahahaha
Jan 28 at 17:02
Lol! Great!
To Tom:
Fe is iron, but Ferrous is used when talking about a certain iron ion, so it’s true.
Jan 28 at 17:21
Tom, Fe is iron, but the Latin root is ferrum. Try not to be smart on the internet. Odds are, there is someone out there that knows you are wrong.
Jan 28 at 18:21
tom lrn to ferrous
gb2 chemestry faggot
Jan 28 at 19:20
lol! haha
Jan 28 at 20:26
Sorry it took me so long to clear out the comment moderation queue.
Jan 28 at 20:40
I rofled my waffle while lofling my snofl
Why do the irons only have 1 lone pair, shouldn’t they have two?!
And those two at the bottom! They have three single bonds and a double bond! That’s TEN electrons!! TOOO MAAAAANY OH NOOOOOO!!!!!
Jan 28 at 20:41
Oh yah, and Tom, screw you. In fact, for that comment, I hope you burn. I hope you burn for a long, painful, horrifying period of time. I hope you learn to RUE THE DAY you made that comment. I hope you know you broke your mom’s heart, Tom, you SOULESS BASTARD!
Seriously guys, chill…
Jan 28 at 20:44
All the comments at Tom are probably my fault for not clearing the mod queue earlier. For that, I apologize, Tom.
Jan 28 at 22:54
Hey where did you get this from???
Jan 29 at 00:07
@pastorlenny: Same place where all funny comes from. Internets.
Jan 29 at 02:35
TOM, YOU’RE A DIRTY, DIRTY WHORE
I HAVE NO IDEA WHY.
BUT A PEOPLE ARE PISSED AT YOU.
BY THE WAY, IRON IS HARD, DUMBASS.
WOW WHAT A RETARD.
Jan 29 at 08:03
Tom you tool, jeez!
Almost as funny as the OP all this Tom-bashing!
:)
Jan 29 at 10:22
whats so funny about a iron wheel,lame
Jan 29 at 10:26
Tom, you made baby Hitler cry
You heartless tyrant!!
Jan 29 at 14:24
I just accidently the periodic table
Jan 29 at 14:54
Hah. Made me laugh, it did.
Jan 29 at 15:16
with that O inside, it just looks to me like fool’s gold.
Jan 29 at 16:12
you guys just got trolled
Jan 29 at 16:57
i love tom… toms great
Jan 29 at 16:57
lets all be honest aswell, fe IS iron ;)
Jan 29 at 17:07
Epic troll Tom, Epic troll
Jan 29 at 21:01
Tom’s a pretty classy guy. He’s obviously someone to which you couldn’t hold a candle, jack. Give him a bre
Jan 29 at 23:24
Ha. Not bad.
Jan 30 at 00:05
I’m not quite sure… is the content of this page important because of the ferrous wheel, or Tom’s successful troll?
Thumbs-up, either way!
Jan 30 at 02:17
Actually… Ash Frog, it is Ferrous or Ferric depending on the oxidation state of the iron. You can have a compound in which Iron has an oxidation state of +2 or +3. When the Oxidation state of Iron is +2 it is Ferrous such as in FeCl2 or Ferrous Chloride. When Iron’s oxidation state is +3 it is Ferric, such as FeCl3 or Ferric Chloride. The ultimate point I’m trying to get at here is that Tom is a dumbass and completely missed the joke, and that I am way nerdier than all you bitches.
Jan 30 at 08:00
I thought the joke was going to be: “Iron Man.”
Jan 30 at 08:16
Shut up and leave Tom alone jeez. Humans make mistakes. Stop flaming him for one petty mistake. It makes you happy that you’re smarter than someone doesn’t it?
Jan 30 at 08:16
Tommy!
Jan 30 at 13:46
That’s photoshopped, that compound doesn’t exist.
Jan 30 at 13:59
What the hell tom !
How old are you ? like 21 or something ?
Who doesnt know this stuff ?? wtf tom ?
Jan 30 at 18:04
I’m pretty sure Tom just stated a fact the Fe was iron he was not asking a question you guys are insame.
Jan 30 at 18:45
To Anon: Please learn to spell before sending people back to CHEMISTRY. You may want to consider a English or grammar course.
Jan 30 at 23:05
MAH FERROUS WHEEL GOES SOI SOI SOI
Jan 31 at 11:58
@Joe
Lol, adjective.
Anyway, why is everyone pissed at Tom? He just said “Fe is iron” and he’s right.
Jan 31 at 16:07
Just to give tom a short reprieve, this is directed towards anon. The ferris wheel was named after George Ferris Jr. The iron worker thing is a coincidence. George Ferris was the engineer who designed it for the Chicago world’s fair.
Jan 31 at 21:05
Oxygen can’t have that many bonds.
Feb 01 at 14:14
Actually oxygen can have that many bonds. It could be ionised sufficiently, or could form dative covalent bonds with the iron. Learn to chemistry.
Feb 01 at 15:40
Shouldn’t “Learn to chemistry” be “Learn to DO chemistry?”
Learn to grammar. :P
Feb 01 at 15:40
Hehe. At first, I thought is said: “Ferrel Weasel”. I thought the spokes at the bottom were whiskers.
Feb 01 at 17:26
But you don’t draw a covalent bonding structure for a metallic compound.
Feb 01 at 20:58
i dont think it’s right but i dont mean it’s wrong!
Feb 02 at 01:55
Lern2meme
Feb 02 at 13:37
haha
Whether or not it’s chemically correct, i think the idea is still funny… and I’m a chem major.
Feb 02 at 18:37
“But you don’t draw a covalent bonding structure for a metallic compound.”
Which is why we have oxygen in there, making it not a metallic compound. Also, Iron is a transition metal if I’m not mistaken, meaning it doesn’t work like lithium or Magnesium or w/e.
Feb 02 at 20:47
@ Devereux: that adds a whole new layer, haha.
Also–this was great!
Feb 02 at 22:21
Learn.
Feb 02 at 22:32
Yea, lern2chemistry
Then RTFM and lern2meme
Feb 03 at 00:16
the oxygen has 12 electrons on it… which even a chem retard knows is too much, learn to chemistry before you tell others to do so
Feb 03 at 12:47
I take care of small animals and as a hobby get involved with your topic and similar ones. I gotta say this is quite the eye opner for me. Thanks!
Feb 04 at 19:07
Hi,
Not sure that this is true) but thanks
Thanks
Pett
Feb 05 at 00:23
>>Shouldn’t “Learn to chemistry” be “Learn to DO chemistry?”
Actually, it is “learn to chemistry”. It’s internet slang.
Feb 09 at 14:20
you guys really do suck…
Feb 10 at 17:57
Er… when I posted my response to Tom way back, I couldn’t see any other responses, so I just assumed I would be the first. Sadly, I was mistaken, sorry Tom!
Feb 13 at 20:41
hmm, i wouldnt ride an iron ferris wheel that has a bond with oxygen i’d be rusty and dangerous O.o
Feb 16 at 13:03
Right on! Good post.
Mar 30 at 23:57
shopped
May 07 at 04:12
It’s ridiculous. I know this isn’t the point of the drawing, but, there are way too many electrons on that oxygen. The octet rule says that there have to be 8 electrons, and here there are like…12. Just turn the double bonds into single bonds. And that’s true for the 2 Fe atoms the oxygen is connected to too. It might not make the picture look as good, but it’d be correct.
Jun 20 at 01:39
oh wow… i just learned this… who thought of this lolz
Jun 20 at 11:11
I want to kill myself now. Really, that is quite terrible.
Jun 22 at 16:37
I’m pretty sure…Tom knows what it is…and is just stating a fact.
Jan 23 at 02:37
I haven’t seen so much fish in the net before !
Feb 23 at 11:19
oxygen with 4 bonds and 2 lone pairs? really?