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Combi Sim?

Anonymous
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on ‎17-02-2013 12:55

on ‎17-02-2013 12:55

hello again

 

i sent O2 an email with the suggestion of a combi sim that is white with a blue "O2" logo, as in ireland (republic of) they have such sim cards and they look really nice compared to the Uk ones.  Do you think it is a good idea?  How likely do you thinkit is that O2 will make these?

 

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‎18-02-2013 22:45 - edited ‎18-02-2013 22:45

‎18-02-2013 22:45 - edited ‎18-02-2013 22:45

O2 is oxygen at normal temperature and pressure, correctly known as dioxygen.

 

Just saying. slight_smile

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on ‎18-02-2013 22:45

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Boom^^ there's the right answer slight_smile
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on ‎18-02-2013 22:45

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...hence the 2!

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on ‎18-02-2013 22:48

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Ambient oxygen levels were important to me as a heating engineer having to consider ventilation in properties.

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on ‎18-02-2013 22:49

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I had to cover it in my a-Level chemistry and it was a rather large topic in my uni entrance exams.

Besides all the health and safety aspects of oxygen rich environments.
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Hot air risesSmiley Very Happy

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on ‎19-02-2013 08:06

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but we need the water to show the o2 bubbles or some washing up liquid to encase the o2.

 

Oxygen needs to be bonded due to its make up so the gaseous form of oxygen is o2

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i would much prefer the washing up liquid coating the oxygen wink

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