Some time ago, she also pointed out something even more significant: as long as I keep reacting to the other person's behavior, I am likely to keep attracting them to me.
In this process, hydrocarbon products keep reacting with oxygen, whilst chains with functional groups are split into carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, water, and shorter chain hydrocarbon compounds.
Hydrocarbon products keep reacting with oxygen, and thus the chains with oxygen-containing functional groups are further broken down to carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, water, and shorter chain hydrocarbon compounds.
If we don't keep reacting, it could explode at any moment.
He tells me about a Radiolab podcast he heard about looping memories, and how if you can't form memories (after a stroke, or when you blackout because you're drunk), then you're reduced to doing the same thing over and over, because your personality keeps reacting in the same way to the same stimuli.
The Obama campaign seems naïve when it keeps reacting with hurt feelings and play-by-the-rules protestations to the Clinton modus vivendi of grabbing the slightest slip and ripping it open.
Another drawback was that the process for making HMF doesn't stop: Some HMF keeps reacting, turning into two more stable compounds known as levulinic acid and formic acid, not normally used for making fuels.
The mixture is heated up to 290 °C and kept react for 30 min. The mixture is then cooled down and the produced nanocubes can be precipitated by ethanol.
If you want "engagement", every marketing major's favourite buzzword, you need people to keep them reacting, and it's a lot easier to make a snide remark in 140 characters than the deep ruminations that something like Mad Men requires.
I have to keep stopping and reacting".
