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Re: Do anomalies in time and space affect chemical reactions?

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From: Octa Ex
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 01:07
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On 14 Sep 2005 03:41:47 -0700, hog.badger@mbox.bol.bg etched in
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>Before replying off the cuff, consider a planck-sized BH that has an
>electric charge of -1.
>I cannot see it participating in the shared electron cloud of a
>covalent bond, but might it balance up, say, an ammonium ion, allowing
>the crystalisation of Ammonium BH?
>
>How about a planck-sized BH with an electric charge of +1.  Could it
>substitute for a hydrogen nucleus?
>
In theory it could.
The mass would be much greater than protons though.  So it could
behave as a high density hydrogen.  There would be slight shifts in
the chemical properties due to the high mass of the "nucleus" .

The average theoretical dark matter would not be interacting
chemically otherwise it would not be dark.  It would not have a charge
or exclude normal matter.  Same storey for dark energy.  So the
effects would be only in bulk over a lot of space.
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