This was exactly what my Organic Chemistry final was like. Remember, the energy of the reaction only goes one way and you have to know the rate limiting step and use the right catalyst.
Originally in Marvel Comics, the Power Purse was an invention by Honey Lemon and a group of Naichō scientists using Pym Particles and nanotechnology to access the Microverse and pocket universes.
I want to love that movie, I really do, but they got lazy faaaaaast. I mean, they didn't even bother to animate the brother's breathing after about the 20-minute mark.
I doubt this would be very practical, even if one could come up with the formula on the fly and type it in without any errors, chemical equations get really long really quick, even at the speeds in the movie it would tank reaction time.
Lithium wouldn't be a time dump. 7(Nacl)+193(H20) would be required for something like salt water. Theirs also the mess that is different materials using the same formula like coal, diamons, graphite, and graphine all being C
I mean....I saw it and got it, but that's cos I'm weird and notice too many things in films, but with how focused those guys were in science, did a lot of people not notice?
I’m pretty sure it was explicit in the movie, this post seems like it came from someone who saw the purse for one short scene (or just the picture) and assumed this was a fun hidden Easter egg.
She doesn't. Because it's a cartoon. The worldbuilding only has to go so far for the movie to be cool. If it was meant to be an accurate documentary on reality, it'd be a completely different beast. -Debbie Downer
That's the least of my worries. How does she ensure stable isotopes? She tries to roll up a ball of calcium against a hydrofluoric acid monster and ends up with a nugget of Strontium-90.
Structure can affect chemical properties even if it isn't a matter of chirality (hushpuppy... might perhaps learn as well here), and it absolutely matters outside of just complex biological systems. Compare for example butane with isobutane, or acetic acid with methyl formate. It also extends past the "chemical" properties, as we can for example see with pure carbon giving us diamond, graphite, graphene, nanotubes or buckyballs depending on how exactly we assemble the atoms.
Also, HOW HEAVY / RADIOACTIVE / TOXIC IS THAT BAG?! Holy fk just having that thing is a war crime! She could make any type of chemical warfare in seconds
Maybe it's like the replicators in Star Trek. Simply a power source and it converts energy into matter. Still, "Ebola grey tea, hot" = war crime, and not just to Brits.
She owns a replicator small enough to fit in a handbag and be carried by a spindly young woman, and there is STILL conflict in this post scarcity world? SHE is the real villain in that story for not sharing that tech.
Originally in Marvel Comics, the Power Purse was an invention by Honey Lemon and a group of Naichō scientists using Pym Particles and nanotechnology to access the Microverse and pocket universes.
you wouldn't need radioactive of heavy metal elements in that bag. some of the deadliest compounds on the planet are just rearrangements of the atoms that make up your own body.
Originally in Marvel Comics, the Power Purse was an invention by Honey Lemon and a group of Naichō scientists using Pym Particles and nanotechnology to access the Microverse and pocket universes.
knudude
drduffer
This was exactly what my Organic Chemistry final was like. Remember, the energy of the reaction only goes one way and you have to know the rate limiting step and use the right catalyst.
RynHammer
Uh, am I the only one that noticed the string of, uh, beads, coming out of her, uh, purse??
loresjoberg
I'm not sure if you're just joking, but it's a strap, and the beads are pre-made balls that do fun chemical stuff when thrown.
derschweiz
This movie needed to be 6-10 hours long and have incredibly detailed descriptions of the heroes and their abilities. Give me LORE
RenaissanceFaireMan
There was/is an animated series, it really doesn't add to the depth at all.
RenaissanceFaireMan
Xenarion
Wasn't that obvious?
BlindGardener
Don’t type FOOF.
RenaissanceFaireMan
Originally in Marvel Comics, the Power Purse was an invention by Honey Lemon and a group of Naichō scientists using Pym Particles and nanotechnology to access the Microverse and pocket universes.
Akistos
I want to love that movie, I really do, but they got lazy faaaaaast. I mean, they didn't even bother to animate the brother's breathing after about the 20-minute mark.
idrinkcheapbeer
Criminally underrated movie. when you talk about great Disney movies of the 2000s, it usually doesn't come up.
Maultasche
And it's probably the only big budged animated Marvel film
idrinkcheapbeer
While not a film, I can't imagine that the "What If?" series was cheap.
RenaissanceFaireMan
Could she just make diamonds that way?
cjandstuff
Good question! While diamonds are made of pure carbon, so is stuff like graphite (pencil lead) and graphene. How does she program that!?
RenaissanceFaireMan
(pushes wrong button, end up throwing diamond(s) at the bad guy. Bad guy kidnaps her.)
Onlyhereforthelaughs
And also somehow stores all those volatile elements in a purse. Some elements that just don't play well with oxygen.
Hexidimentional
like the flourine...
RenaissanceFaireMan
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hammerspace
TayoStrum
I doubt this would be very practical, even if one could come up with the formula on the fly and type it in without any errors, chemical equations get really long really quick, even at the speeds in the movie it would tank reaction time.
RenaissanceFaireMan
Mostly why she's limited to make only certain things. Out of combat, IDK...could she make Lithium?
TayoStrum
Lithium wouldn't be a time dump. 7(Nacl)+193(H20) would be required for something like salt water. Theirs also the mess that is different materials using the same formula like coal, diamons, graphite, and graphine all being C
RenaissanceFaireMan
So roughly 1 sodium to 27 parts water.
TayoStrum
Yep or 3.5% if using ocean salinity. Chemistry generally likes to use whole numbers.
RenaissanceFaireMan
Marine aquarium owners should aim for a salinity of 1.025 s.g. which is about 35 parts per thousand.
lightfantasticem172
I mean....I saw it and got it, but that's cos I'm weird and notice too many things in films, but with how focused those guys were in science, did a lot of people not notice?
HMKwrites
I’m pretty sure it was explicit in the movie, this post seems like it came from someone who saw the purse for one short scene (or just the picture) and assumed this was a fun hidden Easter egg.
Sebastopol140
Neat!
modus0
Consentacles?
OrionKaelin
glowing elephant toothpaste
FTUG
Someone should edit this to display upvotes instead of the blue stuff
Sebastopol140
Agreed.
tacos12345555555
Or just white stuff…like foam…
donottouchdonut
Right...foam
AReallySatisfyingPoo
Thick ropes of ... Foam
Raecracy123abc
a *solution*
TlsGrz
I’d just press the Pu button until any problem I might have is solved.
manulofdoom
I googled for a better picture. She doesn't have any Pu button. There is a Po button, however...
AssociateBob
Is there an Au button? I think most of my problems could be solved by pressing that one repeatedly.
GhostBear3067
The Ag button would be enough for most people.
Sebastopol140
Must be the russian version of the movie.
Arcanum3000
I think that might be more disturbing, not less....
hushpuppyextraordinaire
How does she deal with Chirality
WhatAreYouTalkingAboutEh
Hahaha, among other problems, but yeah... Don't think about it too hard
Knifesmith
She doesn't. Because it's a cartoon. The worldbuilding only has to go so far for the movie to be cool. If it was meant to be an accurate documentary on reality, it'd be a completely different beast. -Debbie Downer
lovehandlesmessiah
That's the least of my worries. How does she ensure stable isotopes? She tries to roll up a ball of calcium against a hydrofluoric acid monster and ends up with a nugget of Strontium-90.
manulofdoom
Use the other hand
pilomotor
I think that only applies in biological systems that rely on enzymes. Chirality wouldn't affect chemical properties.
nemocares
Structure can affect chemical properties even if it isn't a matter of chirality (hushpuppy... might perhaps learn as well here), and it absolutely matters outside of just complex biological systems. Compare for example butane with isobutane, or acetic acid with methyl formate. It also extends past the "chemical" properties, as we can for example see with pure carbon giving us diamond, graphite, graphene, nanotubes or buckyballs depending on how exactly we assemble the atoms.
redpandabanana
Also, HOW HEAVY / RADIOACTIVE / TOXIC IS THAT BAG?! Holy fk just having that thing is a war crime! She could make any type of chemical warfare in seconds
Niagaran
She doesn't look Israeli
psmith00
She is a Latina.
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Bossco20
It once got stolen and it exploded in the thief's hands and he turned into a slime monster able to mimic any substance
ArcaneFocus
Maybe there are restricted outputs? Like if her finger slips and inputs the combo for chlorine gas it simply denies her request.
lovehandlesmessiah
How to make Willie Pete out of normal household items and the tears of five toddlers.
LillyReke
It also makes fun bubbles, who turn into bouncy foam! Win-Win!
Enoan
It may not actually have a supply of all of them, but the layout is familiar. Also like every gun ever is a war crime if you use it on civilians.
StunttheRunt
Maybe it's like the replicators in Star Trek. Simply a power source and it converts energy into matter. Still, "Ebola grey tea, hot" = war crime, and not just to Brits.
Makerofroads
She owns a replicator small enough to fit in a handbag and be carried by a spindly young woman, and there is STILL conflict in this post scarcity world? SHE is the real villain in that story for not sharing that tech.
StunttheRunt
Xenarion
Considering how the table on her purse is a lot smaller than the real periodic table, I'll assume no.
DrOsmium
Accidentally pressing the Uranium button and giving everyone a lethal dose almost instantly
RenaissanceFaireMan
You didn't see any graphite!
RenaissanceFaireMan
Originally in Marvel Comics, the Power Purse was an invention by Honey Lemon and a group of Naichō scientists using Pym Particles and nanotechnology to access the Microverse and pocket universes.
psmith00
you wouldn't need radioactive of heavy metal elements in that bag. some of the deadliest compounds on the planet are just rearrangements of the atoms that make up your own body.
JackalopeElope
I could fill a super soaker with bleach, but somehow I restrain myself.
Boyachi
Just fill it up with warm water…and bring it to a snowball fight.
Ultrashotpull
Nah, gotta go with the Shadowrun Special: DMSO, plus hallucinogenic drugs.
NorwegianSheepknuller
Use piss like the rest of us, bleach is expensive.
transyam
stercusmoriturussum
You could also fill it with extra hot habanero extract. Although, I just looked up the price for the extreme stuff...
UWAGAGABLAGABLAGABA
Why go for the weak stuff? You can get capsaicin granules and mix it into water or something.
https://www.hotsauce.com/16-Million-Capsaicin-Crystals/
TorrentialUpPour
Just spray a can of Mace into the reservoir. Even diluted it should have a pretty immediate effect.
foreverinchains
MightyIink
so she has every element in her purse? even the radioactive ones? looks like she has at least 4 of them on that bottom row...
Kwyjor
The flourine alone could really mess you up. (There's a great XKCD "What-If" on the subject, but it is exclusive to the book.)
RenaissanceFaireMan
Originally in Marvel Comics, the Power Purse was an invention by Honey Lemon and a group of Naichō scientists using Pym Particles and nanotechnology to access the Microverse and pocket universes.
JackalopeElope
San Fransokyo has very lax hazardous material laws.
Hexidimentional
i mean you can buy uranium on amazon
OffTheGrid99
They found me Marty. I don’t know how but they found me. Who do you think? The Libyans!
modus0
How else do you expect them to get more super heroes?
DocBenny
from the picture i count like 40-something. girl's probably not lugging around plutonium and the like, but could still ruin many people's day
manulofdoom
https://www.deviantart.com/ooprincesslinkoo/art/Honey-Lemon-s-Purse-Cosplay-Prop-507378253 I was only able to find cosplay photos, video thumbnails, or pinterest shit, but they all seem to have the same elements
manulofdoom
Weird choice to include elements like Hafnium or Antimony, but leave out the halogens.
PocketCleric
very easy to come up with a nerve gas.....
samwyze
I accidentally made it when I would mix "Under-sink Punch" as a child.
PocketCleric
MUCH safer to do the classic "shampoo potion"
samwyze
The things we would do on the toilet before the age of smartphones. Fun times.