Is it possible to combine Gold, Titanium,
Hydrogen, and Nitrogen into a single molecule? I
would like to know the shape of the molecule, and
the chemical formula. Is there more than one
possibility? I would really appreciate your help
here. I am trying to make a computer game about
space, and this molecule will be the fuel for
engines, you can grind it up and make it
lubricant
for the engines, and it\'s deadly in its liquid
state.Thank you very much! |
Answer 1:
There's no reason in theory why you couldn't mix
these four elements to make a compound, but I
doubt this compound would be very stable, as the
elements in question would rather be in their
pure, elemental forms. There are, however, a
potentially quite large number of compounds you
COULD make using almost any combinations of
elements (for example, water is the most stable
and most common compound you get from mixing
hydrogen and oxygen, but hydrogen peroxide,
H2O2, is also a compound
from the same two elements).
I'm not sure how or why you need these four
elements for your spaceship engine, though. What
would this stuff burn to become?
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