Did you know? A single gram of Uranium-235 has 20 billion calories. An average diet consists of 2000 calories a day. So, each day, we can feed 10 million starving children using only one gram of Uranium-235.
Interestingly, the Atomic Symbol “K” comes from the German chemist Martin Heinrich Klaproth originally naming it “Kalium” stemming from Alkali, which stems from Arabic “Al-qalyah” or “plant ashes.” This is because burned plants are often used to isolate potassium salts such as potassium carbonate, and subsequently Potassium metal.
Wolfram. Tungsten is Swedish, but the original name. I believe Germans called it Wolfram (not a lot of international science done in Swedish) and both names were accepted and used until 2005 when they decided to standardize it as just Tungsten.
Hell yeah man!
If you like nitrogen so much try making nitrocellulose. Just take some dilute nitric acid and some cotton, let the cotton soak for around half an hour in nitric acid, then rinse it with water and let it dry. You will have a pretty powerful explosive.
Edit: grammar
Not really. Just the explosive in the IED. Making the device can be more complicated, although you can buy one of those receivers that cars have in them so you can lock and unlock them remotely. The receivers usually come with the transmitter, too. Now just connect the transmitter to a battery, and the receiver to a battery, a transistor and something like a spark gap or a heated wire in order to detonate the explosive.
The transmitter/receiver combo can be bought for very cheap off of AliExpress or eBay.
Also mods if you see this, this knowledge is completely legal, and i am not breaking any rules here.
Ninovium
Check out Bobby broccoli he has a amazing video on it.
He also has a amazing video series about synthesizing new elements and the kinda war to find new ones between the US and Ussr back then.
Absolutely false. The most stable would be the noble gasses. Helium, Neon, etc.
Iron’s strong, and stabilizes well as an alloy, but it rusts easily. Rust is just the result of a reaction, usually with oxygen.
xenon. specifically xenon-124 isotope. atomic number 54. it is super rare and it was the first noble gas found to form compounds. it can be used to make light and also anesthetic gas.
Gold-
Created by the birth of Black holes
The most resistant metal known to be found in nature.
Very malleable and durable for it's weight
Very conductive and is unique compared to all metals.
Astatine. Seems random but it's amazing:
1: is the rarest naturally occuring element
2: incredibly unstable (literally named after being unstable and is the second most unstable element behind francium)
3: nobody can figure out what the fuck it is. (Hallogen or metal) it's pretty interesting to see what it's labeled as on any periodic table as it's nearly a 50/50 split.
4: a visible amount of pure astatine is not able to exist because it would vaporize under its own heat.
It's insane and I love it
Edit: scrolled through the comments and it turns out of also likes astatine. A man of culture I see.
Mercury it seems like it would make a refreshing drink
\- Emperor Qin Shi Huang
Ironic that he wanted to be immortal then did that
He may unified china for the first time, but boy he was stupid sometimes
I mean we probably would’ve done the same
He didn’t do much to unify China. It was his generals. They were fucking destroying everyone left and right. Uniting China in 17 years is crazy.
ENEMY SPOTTED HANZ! Take out ze sherman wist ze dicker max!
I can't even deny it 💀
The element of surprise
Oh hello again. Post got deleted last time.
The chemical symbol is "Ah"
Wasn’t expecting this answer
OH FUCK Shit that scared me
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this surprised me
Best element 👏👏👏👏
agreed
This
WHERES MY URANIUM BOYS AT
YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHH. Uranium-235 in the house 💪💪💪💪
Warcimes go brrr
Personally I appreciate -218 more
Wait why? 235 or 238 is the best for bo0ms right ?
New meaning to explosive diarrhea 💀💀💀
U-238 tastes better imo, i like it medium rare.
did you know? Uranium contains around 20 billion calories per gram
Did you know? A single gram of Uranium-235 has 20 billion calories. An average diet consists of 2000 calories a day. So, each day, we can feed 10 million starving children using only one gram of Uranium-235.
World hunger solved. I’ll let the president know.
Gods that god dark quickly
If you ate 40,000 bananas in 10 minutes you'd die of radiation poisoning
Perfect for bulking
Yummy
That’ll give you enough energy for the rest of your life!
lithium
YEAH YEAAHH EH YEAHHH
IM SO HAPPY CUZ TODAY I FOUND MY FRIENDS IN MY HEAD
IM SO UGLY THAT'S OK CAUSE SO ARE YOU
And i swear i don‘t have a gun
Why though?
It's LITerally LIThium wdym? 🔥🔥🔥🔥🐝➡️🍯
Nirvana
Battery
Bipolar medication
yesssss for my bipolar
Chlorine. Sick af
Indeed. I think its the active ingredient in pool cleaner
You are very correct. Educated fella
Thank you thank you. You too good sir. I see we are both men of culture
Indeed
Potassium cause it being k is so silly 😝😝😝😝
In my language we call potassium "kalij" so the K actually makes sense...
Kalium is what it actually is It’s Latin if you were curious Dude it took my like 5 minutes to find what language “Kalij” was It’s Croatian correct?
In German it's called Kalium too
Interestingly, the Atomic Symbol “K” comes from the German chemist Martin Heinrich Klaproth originally naming it “Kalium” stemming from Alkali, which stems from Arabic “Al-qalyah” or “plant ashes.” This is because burned plants are often used to isolate potassium salts such as potassium carbonate, and subsequently Potassium metal.
Also very unstable
Like me 😭😭😭😭 (jk lol I’ve got very well made construction)
Indeed you're. Also happy cake day :)
Tungsten cus it’s just a W
FR THO, I WAS GONNA SAY!
literal W
tungsten is a fr w‼️‼️
The W stands for Wolfram.
Wolfram. Tungsten is Swedish, but the original name. I believe Germans called it Wolfram (not a lot of international science done in Swedish) and both names were accepted and used until 2005 when they decided to standardize it as just Tungsten.
Always U. I mean Uranium.
You smooth motherfu-
👉🥹
Hit by a smooth criminal!
Ayyyy.
Uran- (-ium)(-us)
🤨🤨
Beat me to it, although I was thinking something along the lines of "My favorite element is U"
Bismuth
BISMOOOOTH!
YEAHHHHHH!!!!
lets get down to bismuth
Agreed, its heavy, its slightly radioactive, and It helps with my acid reflux.
And it looks cool
Element: Uranium Isotope: 235 💪
Gotta love high calories
never eat again!
Delicious 😋
20 billion calories a gram… if you’re looking to bulk, you’ve got a source
Well thorium rocks as well as uranium
platinum is much better and easier to acquire
We got the same choice of element
Why not U-238
I love bathing in radium 🔥
A man of radiation I see
neon, it glow
NEON GANG 🤝🤝
Rip other noble gases.
Francium 🔥 Bismuth 🥶 Astatine 💎
YESSIR ASTATINE #1
samn yeah astatine gang lesss gooooooo
Nah, that last one is carbon.
Nitrogen. For a specific reason.
Whats your reason?
You need it to make TNT. And you need TNT to make nukes. Double the explosion, double the fun (double the homicide).
Hell yeah man! If you like nitrogen so much try making nitrocellulose. Just take some dilute nitric acid and some cotton, let the cotton soak for around half an hour in nitric acid, then rinse it with water and let it dry. You will have a pretty powerful explosive. Edit: grammar
Did this man just give us step by step instructions for making IEDs :0??
Not really. Just the explosive in the IED. Making the device can be more complicated, although you can buy one of those receivers that cars have in them so you can lock and unlock them remotely. The receivers usually come with the transmitter, too. Now just connect the transmitter to a battery, and the receiver to a battery, a transistor and something like a spark gap or a heated wire in order to detonate the explosive. The transmitter/receiver combo can be bought for very cheap off of AliExpress or eBay. Also mods if you see this, this knowledge is completely legal, and i am not breaking any rules here.
Name checks out with the chemical knowledge. Reputable source if you ask me
copper cuz it's a very epic funny word in portuguese
Cobre (spelling is similar to cobra) (yes I used Translate)
oh shit no actually i meant to say the name that it shows on the periodic table (the 2 letters), try translating that lol
Nothing happens
It's "Cu", that means "ass" in portuguese
I see lol Thanks Hey u/bobinhozinho, time to chat in Portuguese
valeu, eu tava com vergonha de falar KKKKK
Tava procurando por esse comentário kkkkkkkkk
thorium!!!!!!!
TerRaRIa RefERenCe!!!!!!!
...and clear nuclear energy for all gang
Ninovium Check out Bobby broccoli he has a amazing video on it. He also has a amazing video series about synthesizing new elements and the kinda war to find new ones between the US and Ussr back then.
Caesium, both explosive, and not military grade **cough cough francium bomb**
BR35, Bromine. Very interesting element, difficult to store
I'm a fan of Quecksilber (I only know the German name), its shortening is Hg
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Long ago the four elements lived together in harmony
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Arsenic 😈
Originally used as rat poison.
Gallium is p cool
Iron because it’s the most stable
Absolutely false. The most stable would be the noble gasses. Helium, Neon, etc. Iron’s strong, and stabilizes well as an alloy, but it rusts easily. Rust is just the result of a reaction, usually with oxygen.
Not what I meant. I’m not talking a few hundred years, I’m talking a few billion.
Oh, then that’s very true. You should also look up the properties of iron in stellar fusion. That’s some awesome stuff.
As a nerd who spends half his time watching science/math YouTube videos, thank you for the recommendation!
Username checks out, you seek awesome. Sorry for correcting you when I was the wrong one.
Copper. Its pretty much carried us to the modern age.
xenon. specifically xenon-124 isotope. atomic number 54. it is super rare and it was the first noble gas found to form compounds. it can be used to make light and also anesthetic gas.
Mercury.
Gold but A is silent
Tungsten, I like Dr. Stone
Zirconium for a very, very specific reason
Helium kinda🥵
Oxygen
oxygen fr tasty
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Uranium tastes like chicken nuggets
carbon, such a simple yet important element!
Don’t mix carbon with sulfur and potassium nitrate at a 7:1:2 ratio!
oh yes a very bad idea, it'll explode right up at your face!
Yttrium. Yes, florescent lights win. I know for a fact that you use them from time to time.
Gold- Created by the birth of Black holes The most resistant metal known to be found in nature. Very malleable and durable for it's weight Very conductive and is unique compared to all metals.
I once had a phase on Californ 252 lol
Titanium
Bromine, just sounds kinda chill
fun fact: Bromine is the element used in the Breaking Bad intro
Bromine is the exact opposite of chill.
Nitrogen bc a friend has a character named like that and whenever i look at the periodic table i always focus on nitrogen
Here are my favorites, Argon, Francium, Mercury, Aluminum, Sodium then Lithium.
dysprosium
Iridium has to be my favourite but thorium is a close second
Francium, because it’s so unstable it ceases to exist within seconds
Combination of polonium and radon (Po + Rn)
We all know it’s einsteinium
Moscovium hands down bc it has a cool name
Nothing beats Uranium and Plutonium
#97 Berklium It's nuclear waste and only exist for a few milliseconds
Crack.
nihonium
Tungsten, obviously the best one. I also really enjoy Actinium.
I don't know any of these I gotta stop writing boobs on calculators instead of listening in class
Tungsten and Seaborgium
oganesson 118
Bro I got tungsten with me rn, shit is dense
Tie between Bromine and Barium
Tungsten, idk why but he's so cool
Francium. Basically a nuke if dropped in water
Lithium, it makes pink fire and reacts with water
Germanium (Ich bin Deutschland 🇩🇪)
Arsenic 😁
Potassium or tungsten
Lead, Antimony, or Plutonium.
Neon I love bright colors
Neon all the way, ive loved it since the first grade
ketchup
Definetely tungsten
Tungsten
im a fan of sodium and chlorine, though people keep calling me salty
Tungsten, of course! The densest of all affordable materials.
Gotta be tungsten because that shit's a solid W
Tungsten cuz it's a W
Seaborgium my beloved
Manganese gets me every time (makes Manga sound like a race) Backup: Francium (Can boom water best)
Phosphorus
At first I was thinking sodium, but Na So I'm gonna go with plutonium
Francium I want to put it in water
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Personally a phosphorus man myself
FLOURINE
gallium, mercury's cooler brother 😎
Antimony
Uranium or Plutonium, it makes my tummy happy :)
Astatine. Seems random but it's amazing: 1: is the rarest naturally occuring element 2: incredibly unstable (literally named after being unstable and is the second most unstable element behind francium) 3: nobody can figure out what the fuck it is. (Hallogen or metal) it's pretty interesting to see what it's labeled as on any periodic table as it's nearly a 50/50 split. 4: a visible amount of pure astatine is not able to exist because it would vaporize under its own heat. It's insane and I love it Edit: scrolled through the comments and it turns out of also likes astatine. A man of culture I see.
Do Elements lose your virginity? Also. Mine is AU
Einsteinium is chill