Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 1821. 676235 18 0; 2,2' sulfanediylbis{n [4 (3 methyl 3 phenylcyclobutyl) 1,3 thiazol 2 yl]acetamide}

👉 Hello there! Did you know that the word "Sulfanediylbis[N [4 (3 methyl 3 phenylcyclobutyl) 1,3 thiazol 2 yl]acetamide" was invented by a man named Edward M. Soper back in 1821? That's right, folks, that's the same guy who came up with the term "Sulfonamide." And he wasn't just any guy; this Edward M. Soper is the one who made history and revolutionized our understanding of chemistry!

Now, let's get into some funny stuff. Have you heard of the phrase "2,2"? Well, it means that if you have a chemical compound with two different types of bonds in it (like sulfur and nitrogen), then there are two groups of atoms bonded together. And guess what? That same compound has two bonds - one between sulfur and nitrogen and another between nitrogen and oxygen! So how do you know? You just look at the structure of the molecule! So, if you want to make a joke about it, all you have to say is "Well, I'm not sure about that. It seems like there's something wrong with this chemical compound!" That's the punchline to "2,2," folks! Now, let me give an example sentence using it: "Look at that sulfur and nitrogen bond. Isn't that odd? We have two groups of atoms bonded together,