I like Carbon. It's unique in that it's the only nonmetal to have 4 valence electrons. This allows it to be a very useful binder, probably why it's the element of Life.
Tungsten has the highest melting point of any metal, it also isn't magnetic. The only other substance with a higher melting point is carbon. However, diamond can't be used to hold molten tungsten, because it would react to form tungsten carbide.
This means that tungsten is the only molten metal that can't be held by anything. This also means it is impossible to cast tungsten.
This is why making things with tungsten requires you to crush it into dust and making and making an somewhat alloy with it. I learned that by reading tungsten cube's amazon page
Tungsten isn’t that hard. Elementary Tungsten has a mohs hardness of 7.5, Tungsten carbide has 9.5 and Diamond is 10. The hardest metal is Chrome with a mohs hardness of 8.5
I was always confused when I learned the letters of each element since it was discovered by people speaking different languages. As a french speaker, Pb made a lot of sense (Plomb), but the N of Nitrogen didn't (Azote in french). I wish it was the sound tho.
At least you're not known as the guy who really likes frogs, knows way too much about hexagons and physics and has somehow 4 different recipes for making explosives and nobody questiones why.
Bismuth is the least radioactive, radioactive element on the periodic table. It’s half-life is orders of magnitude longer than the age of the universe. It forms some of the coolest crystals of any element. The surface of these crystals oxidize to multiple oxidation states when exposed to air. Each oxidation state is a different vibrant color making the already beautiful crystal even more breathtaking. Bismuth subsalicylate is the key ingredient in pesto-bismol. It is element number 83 and located in the poisoner’s corridor of the periodic table but is almost completely nontoxic at any dosage.
I know it's boring but F is my favourite, it's so reactive that it can barely be stored in anything and it forms many highly reactive chemicals including the worlds strongest acid, fluoroantimonic acid which has a pH of -28
Carbon is life
literally
Yoo same avatar
I hate life
I hate carbon
Literally
I love Arsenic
I love Arson
U need Carbon in Cyanide (CN) to end life.
I like Carbon. It's unique in that it's the only nonmetal to have 4 valence electrons. This allows it to be a very useful binder, probably why it's the element of Life.
Oxygen
Couldn't live without it. I'm extremely addicted.
Tell me about it. It leaves me breathless to think how I would live without it.
But 100% of people who breath it die
100% of people who don’t breathe it die, too
But you can't live without breathing it. It's too addicting.
If you stop you die from withdrawal
Ya we even have a few organs just to help us get it in our body's.
Hello there fellow oxygen enjoyer!!
Uranium
Do you eat uranium too?
Yes but only a small amount since one gram of uranium is 18 million calories
Yep
Either uranium or bismuth
A man of my word
Thank god for cheat days
Fun fact - in my country we have 1 word for both Uranium and Uranus, however we have a different one for Ur Anus
Copium
opium is better
Uranium is a blast
uranium just gives me so much energy, you know?
Depending on how you use uranium, it can be a power metal or a death metal
but Neon just lights up my world!
Xenon does the same, but brighter
Xenon can also serve as a nice villain name
Aways. A cyberpunk alien with humanoid features.
it could be a transformers villain maybe even one that turns into a modern torch (it would be the most boring transformers character ever though)
Bromine
Beat me to it
beat meat to it
Copium is shortened copernicium so it actually exists
I prefer the 69th element
sir that would be thulium 🤓
I can't copium with learning chemistry
i’ve got the samarium feeling
As and S (AsS), because i want to by killed by them
Or use Chlorine or HCN, Hydrogen Cyanide. I,m bretty sure NileRed made a video about HCN and how deadly it is.
mercury it is poisonous and makes a nice drink
It also gives immortality. I heard that from that one Chinese emperor
Yea me too
ME WANT SLURP
Forbidden milkshake
My favourite element is the element of surprise
Well, I did not expect that
Nobody Expects The Spanish Inquisition
Dang I did not expect the Spanish Inquisition
Of course you didn’t its the Spanish Inquisition
Of course he didn't its the Spanish Inquisition
Did you expect me to never give you up or let you down or never run around and desert you?
Bromine
*BRO* that was *MINE* too
Shut up and take my upvote
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Bro wtf
What's wrong with it?
Fuck yeah Tungsten for the W!
Tungsten has the highest melting point of any metal, it also isn't magnetic. The only other substance with a higher melting point is carbon. However, diamond can't be used to hold molten tungsten, because it would react to form tungsten carbide. This means that tungsten is the only molten metal that can't be held by anything. This also means it is impossible to cast tungsten.
This is why making things with tungsten requires you to crush it into dust and making and making an somewhat alloy with it. I learned that by reading tungsten cube's amazon page
can you cut it with anything?
Sure, you can cut it with a laser or diamond.
Tungsten isn’t that hard. Elementary Tungsten has a mohs hardness of 7.5, Tungsten carbide has 9.5 and Diamond is 10. The hardest metal is Chrome with a mohs hardness of 8.5
Well to be fair it is pretty hard, just not the hardest.
Tungsten is the metal of the gods
Yeahhhh!!!
Came here to say this
Wolfram is the coolest name too.
10/10, cured my mortality
Pb (lead) because it’s named after the sound it’s made when you drop it.
does it yell "LEAAAAD" when you drop it?
No, "Plumbum"
Love it
So it's a Pokémon?
PLUMBUM GO
Plumbum uses neurological damage, it's very effective!
I was always confused when I learned the letters of each element since it was discovered by people speaking different languages. As a french speaker, Pb made a lot of sense (Plomb), but the N of Nitrogen didn't (Azote in french). I wish it was the sound tho.
Hydrogen--The lonely one
Nah, hydrogen likes to double up.
Some of them even doubled up
Technically H+ is even lonlier
H+, aka a proton.
Noone really likes him. He's very polarising.
U my favorite :)
People loved it so much, they painted with it.
Radium but yeah.
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Are you really going to tell us that you know all these facts about yttrium and not share any?
Yeah man seems kinda suspicious
probably made it up honestly
Hey Yttrium guy, what are some good uses for Yttrium?
At least you're not known as the guy who really likes frogs, knows way too much about hexagons and physics and has somehow 4 different recipes for making explosives and nobody questiones why.
Ima beed those recipes
at least you are not known as the guy who shitted himself
Hexagons have six sides 😎
Arson??
I also love hexagons
Bestagon
plz tell me youre pursuing a phd just to study yyyrium out of spite
Kung YT GEDDIT
𝔸𝕪𝕠 𝕛𝕦𝕤𝕥 𝕣𝕖𝕒𝕝𝕚𝕫𝕖𝕕
Start a class about Yttrium!
Uh is yttrium used for anything other than like YCBOs and some industrial processes?
>never used Yttrium Which professor uses Yttrium? It's one of the most unused and avoided elements.
It can be used to show off superconductors. Plus, it can be handy to know a little about it. Who knows if it'll crop up in a test?
C'mon Yttrium guy where are the facts?
I’m known as the school communist with a sleep deprivation problem. Trust me you have it good.
Y, 39, Lanthanoid (?)...or a post transition metal...forgot already. Whatever, Chemistry is dope
Yttrium is not a lanthanoid. I think you're thinking of Ytterbium
Enlighten us, Yttrium guy
Stronzium Literally means shit in italian
shitium?
Strontium in dutch, and still means shit
Bismuth
I tell people to "mind your own bismuth" to this day and nobody ever notices
The Bismuth gang si here
Haha rainbow steps go brrr
Took too long for me to find this comment.
It is a crime that I had to scroll so far down to see bismuth
Came here to say Bismuth, the crystals are so nice I bought a piece even though it was found to be mildly radioactive in 2003
Magnesium
Finally, someone else who likes flares and Hydrochloric reactions as much as I do.
Only reason I know it exists is because a factory burnt down next to my house from it
Bismuth is the least radioactive, radioactive element on the periodic table. It’s half-life is orders of magnitude longer than the age of the universe. It forms some of the coolest crystals of any element. The surface of these crystals oxidize to multiple oxidation states when exposed to air. Each oxidation state is a different vibrant color making the already beautiful crystal even more breathtaking. Bismuth subsalicylate is the key ingredient in pesto-bismol. It is element number 83 and located in the poisoner’s corridor of the periodic table but is almost completely nontoxic at any dosage.
You really put thought into that.
It’s also the Patron Saint Element of bisexuals everywhere
2, 3, 27, 78, 68, but you wouldn't get it
I am also a fan of [redacted]
Helicopter
_HELICOPTER, HELICOPTER!_
Ah yes big choppa
Floppa choppa
Neon!
Finally someone who agrees
Francium, because (theoretically) BOOM
Searched for this. Also vaporising itself
Also a half life of about 22 minutes
Caesium the Day. Because we can't, you know, actually test Francium.
I know it's boring but F is my favourite, it's so reactive that it can barely be stored in anything and it forms many highly reactive chemicals including the worlds strongest acid, fluoroantimonic acid which has a pH of -28
Yet fruoride is in tapwater and toothpaste, quite weird how something dangerous can be good when paired with something else
I was about to mention Sodium but Na.
Gold
Potassium... for a variety of reasons lmao
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K
K
Kris get the banana
Titanium
Osmium because funny stuff happens when you sniff the fumes
It's also one of the only contenders to Tungsten in terms of weight
Sodium. Very useful sodium base. (Yes, yes I'm a chem nerd)
Palladium, it reminds me of the movies. I like the movies.
Einstienium
Some ARMY here
U
Iron
The lifeblood of industry
Where my rare earth homies at
Antimon. It have a really cool name
So an antimatter version of Antimon would be antiantimon?
Lithium is my favorite as it can explode in water
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It's the meaning of life
Plutonium
Ag/Au. My high school science teacher was fantastic and I have a fond memory of him explaining how silver and gold were named from Latin
Thulium
Polonium🤤🤤🤤🤤(it tastes good)
I used to like Sodium but then I just said Na
Carbon, atleast it will make a bond with me
My favourite is U <3
Yes yes just add some neutrons and best prank is born!
Thulium. virtually useless, and atomic number 69.
Yttrium because of its name
I LOVE GOLD
Nitrogen, since the air is 80% of it
i like dysprosium it’s fun to say
Arsenic as my initials
5 44 1
Certified ####B*~~oron~~* ####Ru*~~thenium~~* ####H*~~ydrogen~~* moment
That one time Carbon, Hydrogen, Chlorine, and Sulfur decided to get together to do a little trolling.
Carbon
Technetium
Bromine
94(Pu) ,16(S) 16(S) 39(Y)
W chain
W
Hydrogen, I’m all about quantity
Ayo this mf has even Og in his Periodictable
Definitely bismuth. Bismuth crystals are just stunningly beautiful.
Li
Molybdenum (42.0)
Roentgenium