"The solubility of a gas is directly proportional to the partial pressure of the gas above the solution" SAYS WHO?

Take this chemistry 1) "NAME TWO GASES THAT IS BEING USED IN REFRIDGERATORS/AIR CONDITIONERS 2)THE FUEL USED FOR LIGHTING,HEATING AND JET ENGINES IS...

@mr Tayyib,an oviparous mammal is one that lay eggs that then develop into an offspring.ECHNIDAS is the most extinct of them all.we also av reptiles-crocodiles,lizards,BIRDS-cuckoos,and generally the avian species.FISH,AMPHIBIANS and others.OP I DON TRY SIR

@Mr Olawalebabs and Miss Odunnu,On behalf of all OAU FRESHERS,i say a big thank you to you.@all the activists who fought for the sovereignity of this thread,KUDOS to you in my mother tongue.@Mr BINTI,i saw ur reply on my fb wall,lets mit wen u re less busy SIR

@MESSR,GLOATKENF,SLYBROLIN,OLASTEP,I WOULD LIKE YOU GUYS TO JOIN ME ON AN-IN-HOUSE RADIO PROG.ON ADABA 88.9FM ONE OF THESE DAYS IN AKURE,PROBABLY AFTER THE 1ST SEMESTER.AM A YOUNG PRIVILEGED PRIVATE OAP#JUST AN INVITATION THOUGH#

E-BASHING WILL FETCH YOU NO GRANDSLAM,DOGMATISM IS BAD SHUN IT,WOLE SOYINKA/PASTOR CHRIS OKOTIE NEVER THREADED THIS PATH.#u may end up bin relegated to the background when the competition hots up#

TOSIN ACCA: Lazarro's last movie polarized viewers: while many ------- the filmfor its artfully directed scenes, others ------- it for being inaccessible.
(A) praised . . extolled
(B) disparaged . . blamed
(C) regarded . . commended
(D) admired . . endorsed
(E) lauded . . criticized
NB: answer to the last question was redoubtable.
Only HERMIENART AND BINTI GOT IT.

Its LAUDED AND CRITICIZED BRO.(E)

YOU ARE BLESSED IN JESUS NAME,DID I HEAR YOU SAY AMEN! GO SUPER EAGLES,GO LADS,GO CHAPS.will join u guys on the match thread few mins gone past 6.insha allahu i wil b bak

NAIRALAND OAU PAST BIGBOYS WORDSOAU should be in the top 10.
Afterall OAU is the first
African University to do
Pharmacy, Chemical
Engineering and even
Electrical & Electronics. We should be there. We get
mouth pass any Nigerian
University.
The only let down is the
absence of neat and really
big hostel that can accommodate not less than
30,000 students especially
foreign students. That 's a
normal international
standard .
Our current hostel is not well taken care of. Though it
can house about 12,000
students and its very cheap
(N2590 or $20) per session,
it's not good enough. The
lecture theatres and rooms is the best in Nigeria. Every
hall is equipped with 2
plasma TV and A computer/
projector to aid learning. No
hall sits anything less than
500 students and there are up to 20 of them. OAU
currently have the best ICT
facility in any Nigerian
University. They currently
have their own server and
run their own iLAB - the first to achieve it. Internet
facilities are installed
everywhere on
campus.
If it 's not for Nigeria factor,
OAU would have achieved it's full potentials. This ranking is
merely suggesting that.

Afexlove: The eportal will be open on Tuesday 12th 2013.... Due to some technical prob.. Thankz .. Frm Dean of student

FINAL YEAR OR FRESHERS?

@ALL OAU ADMITTEES,MAY GOD GRANT YOU THE WISDOM KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING.TO BE AN UNDERGRADUATE IS A HERCULEAN TASK BUT SURMOUNTING IT MEANS YOU ARE A GRADUATE,MANY WILL BE MATRICULATED BUT NOT ALL WILL CONVOCATED,PRAY TO BE ON BOTH SIDES.insah allah

cloaked: ....fenks!....Engineering physics!...u?

INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY,WE ARE BOTH IN THE SCIENCE WORLD,LOOKING AHEAD FOR A SYNERGY OF THE FUNDAMENTALS OF OUR FIRST YEAR COURSES.GOT SOME?

*The greatest mistake a man can make is to be afraid to make one*

cloaked: ...Hmmmm!.....Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent....It takes a touch of genius -- and a lot of courage -- to move in the opposite direction ( i.e make things simpler)....I'm glad u thought it through dis tym!....JSUK, apology accepted!

WHICH COURSE ARE YOU IN FOR, BRO?I LIKE UR MATURITY

hausa(d return):

this is totally unacceptable.
Am going back to define all d comments av made on people's posts here, whether they were mere yabbing or really expensive jokes. Am not sure it was d latter, but urs is way above limit.
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wat suprises me when people play expensive jokes on odas here is dat they'll say 'hav a nice day', dont mean to be insultive, i dont know if this hurts u and etc. Y not say wats on ur mind.
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una dey try o...una go yab person come write say una no mean am.
Way to go....una try

D issue is when u ar pushed to d wall,u wil want to......I Love every1 and asuch treat evrery1 wit equal respect.WARN THEM PLEASE

IN AS MUCH AS I 'VE TRIED TO PLAY ACCORDING TO THE RULES,ETHICS OF THIS LARGEST ADM.THREAD ON NL,I WOULDN'T WANT ANYBDY TO STARE THE HONNETS NEST WITH VULGAR,RECRIMINATIVE,INVENTIVE AND QUIBBLE POSTS THAT IS CAPABLE OF FUELLING VERBAL CONFRONTATIONS ON THIS FAMILY THREAD.THE DEFUNCT MR HAUSA ONCE DID IT BUT,WE GOT OFF IT WITH LOVE.GO TO FB ACCT PROFILE-ADEBAYO JAMIU JULIUS AND U WIL MARVEL AT MY PART TIME JOB,AM A COMIC COMM.REPORTER WHEN I WAS IN GUSAU,AND BEHOLD IN ONDO.JOKE IS A PART OF ME.@MR CLOAKED,I WILL BE HAPPY IF U CAN JOIN ISSUES WITH ME,DIAL MY NUMBER 07036346502.@MR FEDEKO,MISS LAW,OLASTEP1,HAUSA ET AL HAPPY R'SUMPTION IN ADV.

cloaked: ....."Attention seeking Ivorians!?"....lols!....are u sure u thought dis through b4 posting it?....cos dat's d most dumbest fin i've eva heard on Nairaland!...buh i'm pretty sure u're not d dumbest here!...or are u?

PS:...pls next tym use ur mouth 2 talk not ur anus!...cos d adove quoted post ur wrote sounds more lyk 'fart' than a statement!!....#IMHO!

Am sorry i had to waste dis space,was told my post was too expensive.thanks@Mr hausa

I WAS DISCUSSING OAU WITH A SENIOR NAIRALANDER(DAYOKANU)AND HE SAID"OAU MIGHT BE SLOW IN PROCESSIONS BUT HARDLY CAN YOU FIND A GRAD.WITH EVEN THIRD CLASS ROAMING THE STREET" STAY CALM AND REMAIN BLESSED

Hermienart: See this guy for God sake. The guy is asking a very brilliant question which has been bothering me. But if it dosent seem to be important to u then u dont need to comment on it. U are talking about the putme period when the stalites are in skul, but av u forgotten that the halls av been closed now? Pls we need gud answers to this questions or are we going to sleep on the street? Or maybe we will be travelling from Lagos to ife every day.......

GOD BLESS HERMINERT FOR A WELL ARTICULATED RESPONSE

cloaked: ....chairman, no go bite ur tongue because u wan blow big grammer o!...u don't have 2 go dig up dico words cos u wan post 4 nairaland!!!....no offence intended n hope none taken!!!

ANOTHER ATTENTION SEEKING IVORIAN HYPOCRTIE*IF U WANNA PUT UR MOUTH HERE ACT LIKE A MAN*

IS THERE ANYONE THINKING ASUCH;THIS SHOULDN'T BE VIEWED AS BEEN GARRULOUS OR EXTROVERTIBLE AND ASUCH SHOULD NOT BE TREATED AS A RHETORIC.WE ARE SCHEDULED TO BEGIN REG.AFTER RESUMPTION WHICH HAS BEEN SLATED FOR MARCH 4,WE AINT GONNA BE ALLOWED INTO THE HALL OF RESIDENCES,WHERE ARE WE GOING TO SLEEP?(FOR A WEEK IN EXCESS)ARE WE REALLY GOING TO START REG.AFTER MARCH 4?WOULD THE EPORTAL BE UPDATED BEFORE MIDFEB.?WHEN ARE WE COMING INTO THE HOSTELS THEN?they are just too sancrosantory a question,not mandatory though?

holajuwong: any industrial chemistry aspirant in the house that has been admitted

U gat me hooked up BTW,how is lag cos gusau here is cooler than frankfurt

holajuwong: any industrial chemistry aspirant in the house that has been admitted

U gat me hooked up

EXPERiMENTAL CHEMISTRY ON POINT#TEAM ONDO

Nairalane: [color=#550000][/color] @jayjam, dont be carried away by that ranking. It is not the academic or research ranking. Tis just the webometrics( the quality and quatity of the website. So, rejoice and playsafe. Research wise, OAU is 2nd in Nigeria and 10th in Africa. More of this ranking stat lat'ron.

So,you mean academic-wise OAU is lagging behind its peers in the comity of universities?mind you the institution recently won an award as the best research institution in W/afriqué.OAU IS IN A LEAGUE OF ITS OWN#TEAM ONDO

OAU MOVES UP TO 2ND IN NIG.,31ST IN AFRICA.Top 100 Universities and Colleges in Africa by the 4icu.org University Web Ranking 1 University of Cape Town South Africa 2 University of South Africa South Africa 3 University of Pretoria South Africa 4 Universiteit Stellenbosch South Africa 5 University of the Witwatersrand South Africa 6 University of Dar es Salaam Tanzania 7 Cairo University Egypt 8 University of KwaZulu-Natal South Africa 9 The American University in Cairo Egypt 10 Makerere University Uganda 11 Rhodes University South Africa 12 University of the Western Cape South Africa 13 Mansoura University Egypt 14 University of Johannesburg South Africa 15 Université Cheikh Anta Diop Senegal 16 Assiut University Egypt 17 University of Nairobi Kenya 18 Zagazig University Egypt 19 University of Botswana Botswana 20 Université Mohammed V - Agdal Morocco 21 University of Ghana Ghana 22 Universiteit van die Vrystaat South Africa 23 University of Ibadan Nigeria 24 Addis Ababa University Ethiopia 25 North-West University South Africa 26 Alexandria University Egypt 27 Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University South Africa 28 University of Zambia Zambia 29 Université des Sciences et de la Technologie Houari Boumediène Algeria 30 The German University in Cairo Egypt 31 Obafemi Awolowo University Nigeria 32 Universidade Eduardo Mondlane Mozambique 33 University of Mauritius Mauritius 34 Ain Shams University Egypt 35 University of Lagos Nigeria 36 Tanta University Egypt 37 Université de Ouagadougou Burkina Faso 38 Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Ghana 39 Université de la Reunion Reunion 40 Université Nationale du Rwanda Rwanda 41 Helwan University Egypt 42 Cape Peninsula University of Technology South Africa 43 University of Zululand South Africa 44 Strathmore University Kenya 45 Université Cadi Ayyad Morocco 46 Al Akhawayn University Morocco 47 Université d'Alger Algeria 48 Université Mentouri de Constantine Algeria 49 Université Badji Mokhtar de Annaba Algeria 50 Université d'Oran Algeria 51 Université Hassan II - Casablanca Morocco 52 University of Fort Hare South Africa 53 Université Abdelmalek Essadi Morocco 54 Ahmadu Bello University Nigeria 55 Jaamacada Muqdisho Somalia 56 Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology Kenya 57 University of Swaziland Swaziland 58 University of Ilorin Nigeria 59 Sudan University of Science and Technology Sudan 60 Université Mohammed V - Souissi Morocco 61 Kenyatta University Kenya 62 University of Khartoum Sudan 63 University of Namibia Namibia 64 Université de Batna Algeria 65 University of Malawi Malawi 66 Benha University Egypt 67 Université Hassan II - Mohammedia Morocco 68 Al-Azhar University Egypt 69 Fayoum University Egypt 70 Université de la Manouba Tunisia 71 University of Benin Nigeria 72 Minoufiya University Egypt 73 Durban University of Technology South Africa 74 Université de Tunis El Manar Tunisia 75 Université de Carthage Tunisia 76 Tshwane University of Technology South Africa 77 United States International University Kenya 78 Université Abou Bekr Belkaid Tlemcen Algeria 79 Polytechnic of Namibia Namibia 80 Egerton University Kenya 81 Université de Gabès Tunisia 82 Université de Sousse Tunisia 83 Université d'Antananarivo Madagascar 84 Minia University Egypt 85 Moi University Kenya 86 Université de Nouakchott Mauritania 87 Université Mouloud Maameri de Tizi Ouzou Algeria 88 University of Venda South Africa 89 Central University of Technology South Africa 90 Université Ibn Tofail Morocco 91 University of Zimbabwe Zimbabwe 92 Suez Canal University Egypt 93 University of Cape Coast Ghana 94 Misr International University Egypt 95 University of Jos Nigeria 96 University of Maiduguri Nigeria 97 University of Limpopo South Africa 98 The Hubert Kairuki Memorial University Tanzania 99 Jimma University Ethiopia 100 Modern Sciences and Arts University

Born in Soweto, Patrice Motsepe is South Africa's first and only black billionaire
South Africa's richest black man, Patrice Motsepe, has announced he is giving away half his wealth to improve the lives of the poor.
The mining magnate said the money would be handled by theMotsepe Foundation to addresseducation and health issues.
He said he was inspired by the word's two wealthiest men, Bill Gates and Warren Buffet, who are encouraging billionaires to donate to charity.
Mr Motsepe has a net worth of$2.65bn (£1.67bn), Forbes' rich list estimates.
'Part of our culture'
Born in the Soweto township, he is a lawyer by training and South Africa's first and only black billionaire.
He founded the publicly traded mining conglomerate, African Rainbow Minerals, which has interests in platinum, gold, coal and other minerals.
He made most of his mining fortune through the government's black economic empowerment policy, which mandates that mining companies be at least 26% black-owned, says the BBC's Pumza Fihlani in Johannesburg.
Patrice Motsepe owns the Mamelodi Sundowns football club
The businessman also owns Pretoria-based football club Mamelodi Sundowns.
Mr Motsepe made the announcement at an event in Johannesburg, where on a live video link Microsoft founder Mr Gates praised his decision.
He said he was also going to join the The Giving Pledge , acampaign started by Mr Gates and investor Mr Buffet in 2010.So far more than 70 billionaireshave signed up to it.
"I decided quite some time ago to give at least half of the funds generated by our family assets to uplift poor and otherdisadvantaged and marginalisedSouth Africans but was also duty-bound and committed to ensuring that it would be done in a way that protects the interests and retains the confidence of our shareholders and investors," Mr Motsepe said in a statement .
Mr Motsepe said he was also inspired by the spirit of"ubuntu" - an African belief system which translates as "I am because you are", meaning individuals need other people tobe fulfilled.
"South Africans are caring, compassionate and loving people. It has always been partof our culture and tradition to assist and care for less fortunate and marginalised members of our communities. This culture is also embodied in the spirit and tradition of ubuntu/botho," he said.
His wife Precious Motsepe told the BBC that the move would help counter the impression that Africa is always waiting foroutside help.
"Yes we've got challenges but we also have an opportunity, particularly in this century, to turn our continent around and portray Africa in a positive light," she said.
"We can begin to do things for ourselves that show the world that not only are we recipientsof aid but we can also begin to do things for ourselves."Source:http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-21259399

BINTI_LAYE101:
THANKS SIR, I'M PROUD OF MY STATE #ondostate.

@TEAM ONDO/TEAM OAU*WHAT WON'T WE DO TO FASCINATE A THREAD

Many people would answer the above question with a single word-God.But significantly,nowhere does the Bible say that either Jesus Christ or his Father are the real rulers of this world.On the contrary,Jesus said:"The ruler of the world is coming.And he has no hold on me."-John 12:31;14:30;16:11.So the ruler of this world is in opposition to Jesus.Who could this be? COULD SATAN HAVE OFFERED ALL THESE WORLD GOVERNMENTS IF THEY WERE NOT HIS?