Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 500787. ((3 bromo 2 methylcyclopent 2 en 1 yl)oxy)(tert butyl)dimethylsilane; 141536 77 8

👉 The word "500787" is a jumbled mess of letters, symbols, and numbers. It means something very specific and important in chemistry.

Imagine you have 500787 atoms of some chemical substance. Imagine that this chemical substance contains 3 bromo molecules, 2 methylcyclopentene units, 2 enyl groups, and 1 tert-butyl group. Imagine also that there are 8 oxides (hydroxides) of the same type. So, if you combine these elements into a solid, it would look like this: ``` 500787 Hydroxybutyl hydroxide (HBO) 3Bromo2Methylcyclopentene2Enyl2EnylHydroxyl2Butyl ``` Now imagine that one of these hydroxybutyl hydroxides is dissolved in 141536 liters of water. Imagine that this mixture forms a thin layer on a surface. What if you try to mix it with another substance? For example, what if it was a different type of hydroxybutyl hydroxide? So, how would you describe the chemical reaction between the original 500787 hydroxybutyl hydroxides and the water? It'd be like saying "the mixture of 3Bromo2Methylcyclopentene2Enyl2EnylHy