Complete and balance the precipitation reactions. Include physical states in your equations.?
K3PO4(aq) + MgCl2(aq) ---------> ??????? My answer was K3Cl2(s) + MgPO4(aq) I don't know what I keep doing wrong :( please help and fully explain clearly the problem so that I can better understand how to do this problem in the future. I keep getting the message below but I still don't understand. Incorrect. To complete this reaction, \"switch\" the PO43– ion and the Cl– ion with respect to the cations K and Mg2 . Note the charges on the ions, and check that the products are neutral in charge.
Is "ticklish" a physical or mental reaction? Must be "mental" since you can't "tickle" yourself.
Yes, I was telling this to my son the other day. We were experimenting with trying to tickle ourselves, and it didn't work. This was very interesting to him. Also my husband is immune to it. He was tickled so much by his older brothers as a child, that he decided to build up a mental immunity to it, and now he is no longer ticklish. Yes, I beleive that it is mostly mental. There are sensitive spots on the body that are more susceptible to human touch, but if you were to block it out mentally that it is going to tickle, then it can have no effect on you.
Can one get used to physical pain?
To a degree, yes.Anyone with a chronic pain condition does this. It may be helped by pain-killers (if they can take those, not all can), but they do become used to a certain level of daily physical pain. And even if they can take pain-killers, that doesn’t mean the pain goes away, it may only dull the edges. It’s how they still function as humans, instead of being curled up crying 24/7.Some who suffer with chronic pain conditions actually have a harder time dealing with a lack of pain, because they are so used to a certain level of pain as part of their daily existence. Being 100% pain free for any amount of time creates an almost high feeling. And levels and intensity of physical pain vary, both from moment to moment and person to person.This is part of what makes that pain chart of 0–10 kind of useless. One person’s 4 may be another person’s 7, because a person with a chronic pain condition is so used to that pain, they don’t register it as high as someone who isn’t constantly in pain. Most of my tattooed friends couldn’t believe I got my first tattoo on a very sensitive part of the body, because despite their having several tattoos, they wouldn’t get one where I did. Due to the pain. For me, having lived with chronic pain for a few years, it was like getting a bruise, mildly annoying, but not really even something that registered on my personal pain scale.It’s not easy, it’s not a lie either. But when you deal with a certain level of physical pain all day, every day, you learn to cope with it, you get used to it, you learn not to focus on it so much. Not because you want to, but because you really don’t have any other choice.
Is there anything I can do so I don’t have such a negative physical reaction when my ex contacts me?
I have asked this same question too. I’ve tried blocking and talkingparents.com, only because we have two young adult children. I know the sick feeling in your stomach when you see his name pop up on the screen. You know it is never good. Every time mine contacts me, it ends up costing me in lawyer fees to try and keep him from taking me off of insurance, threatening me with bringing his thug friends into the house to assess values, etc. etc. There are days when I think I just can’t go on, but somehow I do. I had totally blocked him, I figured if he couldn’t get through to me, he’d have to pay for his lawyer for a change. This infuriated him and he somehow managed to send me an e-mail, probably from one of the businesses that I didn’t know he had. It brought me right down and made me feel ill. I think that I won’t feel totally like myself until the divorce is final. So right now this is what I do. I tell myself that all feelings are temporary, tomorrow I may feel differently. I go out a lot. Tonight was a poetry reading. I make new friends and concentrate on the things that I love doing. I go places where I’ve never been new coffee shops and little towns nearby. I paint, do a lot of writing, and pray. The hard part for me is that he is such a convicing liar that my own children are having trouble sorting things out. I’ve learned to not say anything to them about their father. Actions speak louder than words, eventually he will slip up and they will see. It hurts like hell, sometimes I slip up and let my emotions get to me. I’m not at all sure what to say or do because everything is turned around and projected back on me, so I am learning to say nothing. One cannot defend themselves against such a master manipulator so best to pretend that they do not exist. They seek supply and if you can get through the day without a thought about them, you win. People who have been through this have given me hope that life gets so much better. On so many levels it has, but I still struggle with the hurt and disbelief that the person I married was not who I thought he was. That is something that is going to take some time to process. I try to picture myself out and seeing him probably with his arm around the next victim and not being at all phased by him. I want to be in a place where I can feel that I am the lucky one, I got away. Intellectually I know this is true, but it takes a while for the emotions to catch up.
How do psychopaths and sociopaths react to physical pain? Would it be different than an NT?
I can only speak for myself on this one.Personally, without having another sociopath or psychopath to compare myself with, I would say that I have quite a high pain tolerance. I don’t whine about physical pain, unless it would actually benefit me to do so in a particular situation. If not, however, I don’t see any reason to.From what I have observed, it really depends on the person, though. Whether neurotypical or not, it can vary a lot. I have seen neurotypicals cry about very small amounts of pain and some having a high tolerance to physical pain, or at least, enduring it. Some might give a reaction due to getting a “shock” from the event that caused the pain.So, from my perspective, people can be tolerant of pain regardless of being neurotypical or not. But, again, I don’t have too much of a reaction from physical pain myself, not without any purpose, at least. I don’t know about other sociopaths or psychopaths.
Can you physically feel sick after being around someone you don't want to be around?
Yes you can and will! Negative energy sucks the positive energy out of us.The odd thing is that this is within US and not them. It's so easy to say- you made me feel this way. It's not true,, our reaction or perception of what was tossed at us is what has caused us to feel the way we do. Change how you view things and everything changes within you.Being around annoying individuals is a challenge to me. It's like getting through an obstacle course. You get better and better but sometimes you have an off day.There can be many reasons for not wanting to be around someone, but the only thing that matters is that you don't wish to be around them. It's your choice and honestly some people don't realize they are annoying.Remember that this is your life and you are entitled to be happy and healthy. You are not responsible for the happiness or well-being of others…. At least not outright.
Does your physical appearance change after sex?
No your physical appearance does not change. Your mom is playing psychological games with you. There is a term for this behaviour which I can't recall right now but she 'suspects' you are sexually active and is hoping her little tricks will cause you to cave in and admit it. Don't be upset with your mom over this - remember parents are not perfect. I believe it would be good and right if you could discuss this subject with mom but that's not always how it works out in families. Perhaps in time you will be able to talk to her about the subject but you really don't have to. It's your body so it's your call but at least consider it.
Easy science question about physical & chemical changes?
My textbook tells me about it, but I just don't understand it!!! It just says that a physical change alters the form and a chemical change is something that undergoes a chemical change. That confuses me!!! I'm supposed to figure out if these following things a physical or chemical changes: glass breaking a rusting bicycle melting butter for popcorn glassblower creating sculptures out of glass freezing chocolate covered bananas separating sand from gravel spoiling food burning toast making salt water for sore throat mixing lemonade powder into water cream being whipped water evaporating from a pond cutting grass burning leaves humidifier putting moisture into air corroding metal bleaching you hair fireworks exploding squeezing oranges into orange juice frying an egg pouring milk into oatmeal I don't understand which is which!!!!!! How do I figure it out???? Can anyone explain this to me???
I feel scared whenever there is a fight. I just don't know how to react. Even the thought of someone hitting me makes me panic. I don't know why I can't gather courage to fight back (physically). What should I do?
When I was in Class 3, I started being bullied. I was joked about, harassed and humiliated by my bullies. Sometimes, the harassment used to turn physical. But I was barely able to respond due to the same fear of fighting. This went on for the next 5 years. There was seldom a day when I didn't come home crying. I complained a hundred times, but eventually even the teachers started turning a blind eye to it. I was always scared and school became the worst place I could be in.Then one random day, I was messed with again. While I was imbursed in one of my favorite books, a guy did a very light act of snatching it away. Suddenly, a wave of rage swept through my body. I got hold of my 5 inches taller opponent's collar and used every bit of my power into that single push. While every inch of my body was going cold with fear, I had an uncontrollable urge of hurting this guy in front of me. It was as if all the torment I had recieved over years was finally redeeming itself. I pinned this guy against the blackboard and stated, in a very angry tone, something along the lines of “Stop Messing with me”.At that particular moment, I was ready to fight the entire world if I had to. I believe the guy sensed that as he promptly backed off. From that day onwards, all my fears along with the bullying stopped.So if you want my advice regarding this situation, it's simple. Avoid fighting for as long as you can. But when it becomes absolutely necessary to fight, move and attack with every inch of strength you have. The first step would be really difficult. Every inch of your body will ask you to stop. But once you have struck, you will never be scared of it ever again, no matter the outcome.So when the time comes, take the first step.