organic chemistry

Sorry for my bad english,i’m an italian chemistry student,i was studing about organic structures when i was touched by his noodly appendage!!!

Mangiate in pace
Ramen!

Roberto.

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What is this structure? It is responsible for some very important things, no doubt – anyone know?

58 Responses to “organic chemistry”
  1. 1 - gmanterry - May 31st, 2008

    Roberto:
    Your English is perfect. Far better than a lot of native English speakers who flame our site.
    Ramen

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  2. 2 - Lyvvie - May 31st, 2008

    Well It’s definitely more complex than boring old Laminin.

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  3. 3 - Skiddywinks - May 31st, 2008

    Wow, that looks so similar to the FSM that it gives me goosebumps.

    Lyvvie, that link makes my brain hurt -_-
    Some people…

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  4. 4 - Stephanie - May 31st, 2008

    Your English beats all of the native Americans who send us hate mail, as does your knowledge of Science :D.
    .
    Grazie Roberto!

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  5. 5 - Marf - May 31st, 2008

    Well, if I’m right in calling it C6H18O2 then it is Hydric Pelargonate. What it’s used for I don’t know…

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  6. 6 - Brachigobio - May 31st, 2008

    Finaly another italian pastafarian!
    Che i venti soffino sempre a tuo favore, nel nome di Barbanera, della pastasciutta e del numero di Avogadro, RAMEN

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  7. 7 - Caveat Lector - May 31st, 2008

    Well, its studying and not studing

    but other than that your English is perfect and much better than the fundamentalists who burden our site with their poor English Spelling and Grammar. How can they debate the existance of a deity when they weren’t even smart enough to pass elementry school!

    lol but your English is great!

    may you be touched by his noodly appendage

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  8. 8 - Fishy - May 31st, 2008

    It’s some sort of hydrocarbon. Can’t tell you which though.

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  9. 9 - Cap’n Scurvy Fettucini - May 31st, 2008

    Laminin be blasted, I can’t figure out what it is……

    CH3 being a methyl component, H3C is a reverse methyl component, but I’m not sure what I’m looking at…

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  10. 10 - ME DUH - May 31st, 2008

    Nice English, don’t apologize! The rednecks who send hate-mail to poor Bobby speak far worse English than you.
    YES!!!! Further proof that the FSM exists!!
    You are obviously touched; how short are you? Thanks for spreading the FSM’s holy word.
    RAmen.

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  11. 11 - Barnacle Bill the Sailor - May 31st, 2008

    There now, ye see?
    His existance CAN be proven on paper!
    RaMen!

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  12. 12 - Prophet of the Great Corndog - May 31st, 2008

    Nice, Roberto! I just learned Organic Chemistry in school and now all of a sudden I love it :)

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  13. 13 - Sonichead - Jun 1st, 2008

    Hi, i’m an italian guy like roberto.. but my english is worse than his…
    If is possible I’d would like to know the name of this organic structure…
    Roberto rispondi ad un tuo connazionale pastafariano!!
    Ramen

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  14. 14 - Casi - Jun 1st, 2008

    As a fellow chemist and Pastafarian, I am trying to find out what this compound is. For the moment I can deduce that it has roots in napthol or napthalene. I think that this compound is called something like 1,3-dicarboxy-4,5,6,8,9,10-hexabutylnapthalane. However it shall always be the proof to all scientists as the existence of our most holy FSM.

    RAmen.

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  15. 15 - jack - Jun 1st, 2008

    the holy compound is 2,3,4,5,6,7-hexapropyldecahydronaphthalene-1,8-dicarbaldehyde

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  16. 16 - Daytrading Pirate-Cat - Jun 1st, 2008

    Looks like 2 carbon rings surrounded by 6 methyl radicals. I’ve forgotten a lot of my chemistry, but it’s probably organic. Isn’t the Flying Spaghetti Monster made up of organic pasta? According to Wikipedia, one effect of adding a methyl group to a chemical compound is to ease the compound’s absorption into biological membranes -Perhaps that is part of the mechanism in the Touch of His Noodly Appendage.

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  17. 17 - just a mariner - Jun 1st, 2008

    Roberto, the only thing that you should change is to put spaces after commas. Other than that, your English is fine.

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  18. 18 - Seabhag - Jun 1st, 2008

    Jack, wouldn’t that be 2,3,4,6,7,8-hexapropyldecahydronaphthalene-1,9-dicarbaldehyde? At least if you are saying that 1 is attached to one of the aldehydes that is.

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  19. 19 - jack - Jun 2nd, 2008

    i see what ur saying seabhag, but anything kinda between the balls (in between the 2 aldehyde groups, or directly below it) is labelled 4a or 8a in the naming system, not 5 or 10 as you might expect.

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  20. 20 - James D King of Pirates - Jun 2nd, 2008

    Best chemicle ever seen by mankind

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  21. 21 - jj - Jun 2nd, 2008

    Oooo organic chemistry burrrrn. Yeah Seabhag went there. He went all 1 to tha aldehydes on yo candyass. Well, at least I think it was a burn.
    All I know is, the Italian has stumbled on to something of mangiatical proportions!!

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  22. 22 - cafca - Jun 3rd, 2008

    Wow pastafarians from Italy are more then I thought. Thinking better… could it be different?
    Good job Roberto!

    Cafca – Un altro italiano toccato dalla Sua Spaghettosa Appendice nel paese più Spaghettoso del mondo

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  23. 23 - Laurent - Jun 3rd, 2008

    the bicycle is prioritary to me it’s 3,4,5,6,7,8-hexapropyl[4,4,0]bicyclodeca-2,10-dicarbaldéhyde in IUCPA
    ramen

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  24. 24 - Antman - Jun 3rd, 2008

    …soo…confused

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  25. 25 - DavidH - Jun 3rd, 2008

    We should not be surprised that these guys are into pasta. In fact, if they won’t mind me saying so, they’ve been adoring the stuff for centuries. Quite right, too.

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  26. 26 - Captian Priest Stephen of Huntingdon College - Jun 3rd, 2008

    Chemistry was never my specialty, what would one call that molecule?

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  27. 27 - PastafarianIceFarmer - Jun 3rd, 2008

    His Noodley Appendages revealed even at the molecular level! This is sure proof like this jack-hole on Godtube.com

    http://www.godtube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=152b5103d741aca61093

    I find our proof far more convincing that the “shape” of laminin.

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  28. 28 - cafca - Jun 4th, 2008

    @DavidH: People from all places adored stuff for centuries… do you have any counter example? We just like pasta… and since He revealed Himself I even “adore” it! :P
    So I don’t mind.

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  29. 29 - harddirt - Jun 4th, 2008

    Is clearly a symbionic hyperclase. Allows His Righteousness to interphase with us carboniferous bions without the risk of possible reverse-contamination.
    R’amen

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  30. 30 - neal - Jun 4th, 2008

    Roberto, you and laminin are the egg men, you are the walruses, koo koo ka choob!

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  31. 31 - Whole Wheat Wench - Jun 5th, 2008

    It’s wonderful and haunting all at the same time (Organic was a nightmare for me….)

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  32. 32 - Koolkat - Jun 5th, 2008

    It is 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 hexa(n-propyl)-1,9di-carbaldehyde decalin

    Decalin is the center fused rings (the meatballs. the n-propyl is the noodly appendages, and the aldehydes are the eyes. I will have to see what is availiable and come up with a potential synthetic method for creating this molecule.

    -Koolkat

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  33. 33 - ploper - Jun 5th, 2008

    koolkat
    you just melted the 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 hexa)n-propyl)-1,9di-carbaldehyde decalin off my face

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  34. 34 - damasta - Jun 7th, 2008

    wait, how can the carbon atom have 4 connections (3 times hidrogen and one time another carbon or oxigen atom)

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  35. 35 - BD - Jun 7th, 2008

    well…proof is proof. 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 hexa)n-propyl)-1,9di-carbaldehyde decalin, I salute you. I have no idea what you do but…I’m sure it’s great. I especially like the clouds, great touch.

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  36. 36 - Noodles in soy sauce - Jun 8th, 2008

    Clearly, the FSM has left a chemical signature in this world, now I would like to know if Laurent and Roberto can tell us what is the function or biological role for the molecule.

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  37. 37 - Katya - Jun 8th, 2008

    Ma che carino!! Roberto, spero che il mio italiano sia cosi bene che il tuo inglese.

    Perfection, thy name is 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 hexa(n-propyl)-1,9di-carbaldehyde decalin.

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  38. 38 - Tesvoy - Jun 10th, 2008

    ugh! Studying organic chemistry at uni right now and HATE it!.
    But, if it is good enough for the FSM to appear I might have to rethink the whole “hate it” thing.

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  39. 39 - Pete and Kiran - Jun 13th, 2008

    We asked our science teacher and the structure is, Acetophenone Diethyl Ketal, this is an organic chemical meaning the FSM is organic!! Thus proving its excistence because it excists on its own as an organic chemical!

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  40. 40 - T. Brown - Jun 14th, 2008

    Wow! word from the holyland

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  41. 41 - Xavier - Jun 18th, 2008

    THIS IS BULLSHIT! YOU GUYS ACUTALLY THINK FSM IS REAL? YOU’RE ALL GOING TO HELL! I CAN FEEL IT FROM THE REAL GUY (GOD). I’M CHRISTIAN! GOD RULES! GOD! GOD! GOD! GOD! GOD! GOD! GOD! GOD! GOD! GOD! GOD! GOD! GOD!

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  42. 42 - stevie - Jun 19th, 2008

    chill out xavier, your obiously very entrigued by the one true lord ( flying spaghetti monster) and are questioning your beliefs. Join with us we wont reject you. You have the noodles within!

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  43. 43 - Robo - Jun 19th, 2008

    Wow, he has left his imprint in even the smallest of details: this is indisputable proof of his existence. You’re right Xavier, god rules: but god is the Flying Spaghetti Monster!

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  44. 44 - Alex - Jun 20th, 2008

    Xavier, of course FSM is real, because we can feel it, we all have been touched by its noodly appendage. No better, no worse than you.

    Of course you can keep typing godgodgod as much as you like, if you feel that this will make your god (the only one, of course, as well as all the others) more real than FSM. That could be called the ineffable holy keyboard mantra, and you could even found a christian contemplative group if you were convincing enough !

    Good luck ;)

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  45. 45 - Laplace Daemon - Jul 1st, 2008

    Wow, i gotta say i’m impressed about that molecule!!! what is it???……Yea right that’s coincidence, what else do you need for us to prove the FSM is the only and true God? I mean molecules are what stuff is made off and this is a molecule, this is the FSM leaving signs off his creation in the microscopic world…MARVELOUS!!!

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  46. 46 - diana - Jul 4th, 2008

    ciao roberto,
    un altro pastafariano italiano!

    diana

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  47. 47 - eepp - Jul 5th, 2008

    @Xavier:
    1) Please find and use your CapsLock key. We are not impressed.
    2) Do you think that an omnipotent (and possibly imaginary) creator needs, or is impressed by, your “GOD! GOD! ….”? God….spare me.

    @Pastafarians:
    The systematic name of the molecule shown is (2,10)-diacetyl,(3,4,5,7,8,9)-hexa-n-propylbicyclo(4.4.0)decane…if it matters. I was a chemistry student once upon a time…

    RAmen
    eepp

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  48. 48 - Ismael - Jul 6th, 2008

    I’m wondering what FSM thinks about lasagna, vermicelli and other kinds of pasta.

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  49. 49 - Cthulku - Jul 6th, 2008

    Very nice, but I think that it would be better if the centre were aromatic– as in a napthalene ring surrounded by the alkane noodly appendages. Especially since cyclohexane (and even fused cyclohexane systems like the one above) are not planar and don’t look to meatballish other than on paper. The napthalene core (two fused benzene rings) is planar, and what’s more is that the delocalized pi-electron system would look pretty much like two adjacent meatballs.

    Brilliant discovery though henderob. I tip my three-pointed pirate hat to you sir. Yarr!

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  50. 50 - DrainedAgain - Jul 10th, 2008

    @PastafarianIceFarmer:
    wow.
    I’ve seen some jumps in my time, but nothing like that.
    And the way everyone in the audience – and on quite a few christian forums – is jumping on it, saying, “Look! Scientific evidence of the TRUTH!”

    I personally think the didactic prophylactic bicycle (or whatever) pictured above is much more telling, since it’s far more complicated than, oh, one of the most common shapes in the universe. [oh, but maybe the fact that it's so common is because of the big G-man.]

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  51. 51 - Scared Lonely Guy - Jul 14th, 2008

    This is creepy. I mean when I read your post, the hairs on the back of my neck went all sticky outy! The systematic name of the molecule shown is (2,10)-diacetyl,(3,4,5,7,8,9)-hexa-n-propylbicyclo(4.4.0)decane…

    Oh My goodness! EEPP!

    Do you realise that the above string, when exposed to meatballs in solution, becomes sodium carboxymethylcellulose and has an identical molecule?

    A common INGREDIENT OF TWO-MINUTE NOODLES!

    Now can you see the connection?

    Attention Moderator: are we permitted to start new branches of the FSM church?

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  52. 52 - kevin morton - Aug 3rd, 2008

    its no the fsm ita a flat lander ant

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  53. 53 - Darwin’sMonkey - Aug 3rd, 2008

    Wow I think if he would’ve said god one more time I would’ve converted. How can people not see the evidence of HIS Noodly existence when there is blatant proof such as this? If this doesn’t convert more people to pastafarianism I don’t know what will. Is it just me or is this amazing? Sorry I cant continue I’m getting very emotional and I need to run to my Pasta Shrine and kneel on my Pasta Pew and murmur three hairless pastas.
    Please FSM grace me with hairless pasta, I love you and all of my patch eyed brethren and peg legged sisters, thank you for lending your sauce filled ear. RAmen and Meatballeighlueah

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  54. 54 - roflolmao - Aug 19th, 2008

    hahaha an amazingly convincing arguement by alex! I was in hysterics…

    June 20th, 2008 at 4:43 am – Alex Says:

    “That could be called the ineffable holy keyboard mantra, and you could even found a christian contemplative group if you were convincing enough !”

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  55. 55 - Noodly Diddly - Aug 20th, 2008

    I’M NIHILIST! VOID RULES! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID! VOID!

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  56. 56 - Matticus - Sep 22nd, 2008

    Two quick things:

    1) Xavier, you know who else chanted things, trying to make them real? The Nazis.

    2) Is it just me, or does that Laminin picture look more like a penis sword than a cross?

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  57. 57 - vivian - Sep 23rd, 2008

    Xavier, you’re reason no. 1 sounds like a certain female trying become vp of america. But that’s OK because her chants are suppose to be messages sent from her christian god!

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  58. 58 - Liony Goodness - Sep 24th, 2008

    FSM! PASTA! PIRATES!FSM! PASTA! PIRATES!FSM! PASTA! PIRATES!FSM! PASTA! PIRATES!FSM! PASTA! PIRATES!FSM! PASTA! PIRATES!FSM! PASTA! PIRATES!FSM! PASTA! PIRATES!FSM! PASTA! PIRATES! Boy this chanting bit is fun! Pass the marinara!

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