Infinity Boot Posted October 3, 2021 Share Posted October 3, 2021 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RaqjH_FzqgTkgLHPeruyro7P-BVZZ_feUXkwZNoIfH0/edit?usp=sharing Former Security 1LT and DCHJ "40K" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
8Dustin Posted October 4, 2021 Share Posted October 4, 2021 Official Scoring System (PROJECT - Harsher Grade) *Due to the reputation of previous test grade: A Total: 21/25 Creativity: 5/5 Usefulness: 4/5 (Listed Below) Writing: 4/5 (Gramatical) Presentation: 5/5 Realism: 3/5 (Listed Below) Notes: After reviewing this test and doing background searches, I've concluded some errors within the test (listed below [Harsher grading - Great test]) Your OMD chemical "Trioxide-monoazide" from looks is very similar to Zn3(AsO4)2 (zinc arsenate) which is a low combustible that does not have a dissolving property. Using Hydrogen Peroxide H2O2 does not balance the equation, and therefore it can't be a "neutralizer" for Trioxide-monoazide (AsZn) O3. Math: 3H2O + O3AsZn = 3H2O2 + AsZn (The original resulted in a negative coefficient meaning that distilled water must be used to neutralize the Trioxide-monoazide and the byproducts are hydrogen peroxide and AsZn [AsZn is not a stable compound and would combined to form a stable valence shell) A simple but powerful acid, NHO3 or Nitric Acid, has been known for dissolving lipids, nucleic acid, and proteins; and can be neutralized by NaHCO3 or Baking Soda. (This may of been a better option in the test) The aspects of using corrosive material from contained scp's has some problems. SCP-106, the implication of the SCP's acid may cause a corrosive effect on any surface (Not a result that your wanting ["non-organic Materials (aka Metal, glass, plastic)" *Hypothesis*] SCP-035, I agree the use of this SCP because of the degradation of tissue, but when the SCP is applied to inorganic object there is still degradation but at a different rate. [Allines with hypothesis, nice] Grammatical errors SCP wiki's SCP-035: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-035 Quote used: "A highly corrosive and degenerative viscous liquid...substance slowly decays over a period of time, depending on the material" (Disc. #2). SCP-106: https://scpcb.fandom.com/wiki/SCP-106 Quote used: "SCP-106 causes a 'corrosion' effect in all solid matter it touches, engaging a physical breakdown in materials several seconds after contact" (Disc. Line#2) Chemical References: https://cameochemicals.noaa.gov/chemical/4798 https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/Nitric-acid https://www.webqc.org/balance.php (Chemical balance calc) *My scratch paper is full, but i'm not posting it (same answer)* If there is any misunderstandings of the info above, please comment below so there can be a review of the test's materials. As DHMR, I approve the usage of this but with a different chemical (unless debunked), But I do not approve of the usage of SCP-106 due to the corrosive properties associated with the black inchor. The test will be brought to a command member that can approve the utilization of "OMD." *Loved this test and I had to really look hard just to nitpick the test* If you have any questions about your test score do not hesitate to contact MR Command. Additional Notes: *You gotta love a BioChem Major* Official Scoring System (PROJECT) grade: S Total: 25/25 Creativity: 5/5 Usefulness: 5/5 Writing: 5/5 Presentation: 5/5 Realism: 5/5 Notes: Great attention to detail Can be used by our mobile forces Never seen a corrosive chemical test Simple writing and contains numbers on roll Clean format that looks professional Loved this test If you have any questions about your test score do not hesitate to contact MR Command. |RRH Tango 63| CI RND AIN Rusty BSA192 | EOI | Head Medical Research | DHFTO | Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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