yo-yo, octane has -- be definition -- an octane rating of 100. check it out.

(modervador)
Date: 9/30/2004 12:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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(JAXAshby) wrote in message
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the octane rating of normal octane, ... is, less than zero.


wtf???

That is correct. Less than zero. Less than the rating assigned to
normal heptane.

I gave you a big hint when I said to look up octane numbers for
"normal octane", "normal heptane" and "iso-octane" (a.k.a.
2,2,4-trimethyl pentane).

Here's another hint (in form of questions): which is better as diesel
fuel, octane or cetane? Which has higher octane number, heptane or
propane? Can we make any generalizations about long vs. short chain
alkanes and their branched isomers?

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(JAXAshby) wrote in message ...
yo-yo, octane has -- be definition -- an octane rating of 100. check it out.

I said "the octane rating of normal octane, ... is, less than zero."
And I begged you a second time to look up the octane rating of
iso-octane.

Iso-octane and normal octane are not the same length. The octane
rating scale is based on 0 for normal heptane, 100 for iso-octane
(2,2,4 trimethyl pentane). On that scale, normal octane scores less
than normal heptane, less than zero.

%mod%


(modervador)
Date: 9/30/2004 12:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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(JAXAshby) wrote in message
...
the octane rating of normal octane, ... is, less than zero.


wtf???

That is correct. Less than zero. Less than the rating assigned to
normal heptane.

I gave you a big hint when I said to look up octane numbers for
"normal octane", "normal heptane" and "iso-octane" (a.k.a.
2,2,4-trimethyl pentane).

Here's another hint (in form of questions): which is better as diesel
fuel, octane or cetane? Which has higher octane number, heptane or
propane? Can we make any generalizations about long vs. short chain
alkanes and their branched isomers?

%mod%

odor, I ain't gonna check out anything you say. you have already shown
yourself to be a fraud with your ficitional statement that alcohol in small
amounts added to gasoline increases the octane rating by substantial amounts,
and the EPA required gas companies add alcohol to gas because carb's engines
run better at engine startup and thus the EPA saves the ass of automobile
companies once again.

other readers, please note odor's fraud address, the same address as used by a
couple dozen frauds here.

(modervador)
Date: 10/1/2004 8:04 AM Eastern Daylight Time
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jaxashby tells the world that he has never been near a carburetor and
doesn't know what a choke is or why it would be on carb, with his
fictitious statement that alcohol in small amounts added to gasoline
increases the octane rating by substantial amounts.

everyone, regard the real address of jaxashby, a screen name tied to
the AOL account of his parents, and which they provided to him the way
other parents have done for thousands of their offspring who can't
make friends with the normal kids, so that the parents can get at
least some time away from the whining of their obnoxious spawn while
they affirm to themselves that "at least he's doing something
educational playing internet on the computer, not like the way he used
to sit there in the corner banging his head against the plaster and
chewing the paint chips (oh, did we ever get that tested for lead?)."

(JAXAshby) wrote in message ...
odor, I ain't gonna check out anything you say. you have already shown
yourself to be a fraud with your ficitional statement that alcohol in small
amounts added to gasoline increases the octane rating by substantial amounts,
and the EPA required gas companies add alcohol to gas because carb's engines
run better at engine startup and thus the EPA saves the ass of automobile
companies once again.

other readers, please note odor's fraud address, the same address as used by a
couple dozen frauds here.

(modervador)
Date: 10/1/2004 8:04 AM Eastern Daylight Time
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oddor, whatever ARE you talking about? have trouble googling something --
anything -- to bolester your bogus point?

(modervador)
Date: 10/1/2004 11:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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jaxashby tells the world that he has never been near a carburetor and
doesn't know what a choke is or why it would be on carb, with his
fictitious statement that alcohol in small amounts added to gasoline
increases the octane rating by substantial amounts.

everyone, regard the real address of jaxashby, a screen name tied to
the AOL account of his parents, and which they provided to him the way
other parents have done for thousands of their offspring who can't
make friends with the normal kids, so that the parents can get at
least some time away from the whining of their obnoxious spawn while
they affirm to themselves that "at least he's doing something
educational playing internet on the computer, not like the way he used
to sit there in the corner banging his head against the plaster and
chewing the paint chips (oh, did we ever get that tested for lead?)."

(JAXAshby) wrote in message
...
odor, I ain't gonna check out anything you say. you have already shown
yourself to be a fraud with your ficitional statement that alcohol in small
amounts added to gasoline increases the octane rating by substantial
amounts,
and the EPA required gas companies add alcohol to gas because carb's
engines
run better at engine startup and thus the EPA saves the ass of automobile
companies once again.

other readers, please note odor's fraud address, the same address as used
by a
couple dozen frauds here.

(modervador)
Date: 10/1/2004 8:04 AM Eastern Daylight Time
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On 1 Oct 2004 20:45:45 -0700, (modervador)
wrote:

~~ snippage ~~

everyone, regard the real address of jaxashby, a screen name tied to
the AOL account of his parents, and which they provided to him the way
other parents have done for thousands of their offspring who can't
make friends with the normal kids, so that the parents can get at
least some time away from the whining of their obnoxious spawn while
they affirm to themselves that "at least he's doing something
educational playing internet on the computer, not like the way he used
to sit there in the corner banging his head against the plaster and
chewing the paint chips (oh, did we ever get that tested for lead?)."

That's some sentence.

Jeepers - take a breath, use a couple of periods, maybe even a
semi-colon or two. :)

Wow.

Take care.

Tom

"The beatings will stop when morale improves."
E. Teach, 1717