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Periodic table explained by plutoniumfusion

plutoniumfusion
plutoniumfusion
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2nd Oct 2020
26th Oct 2020
There will be many, many saves about each element in the future. And I am getting there!
science periodic physics chemistry colours display graph atom element table

Comments

  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    @DragonEggLol ok I am 13 year old still learning english. I am doing me best and where did that "0.01"word per second come from?
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    @N2H4 Mistakes in periodic table explained will be fixed in few hours, I will do best I can. I mean mistakes about supernova or other physic saves.
  • DragonEggLol
    DragonEggLol     2nd Oct 2020
    Unless you read at 0.01 words per second I find it really hard to believe.
  • N2H4
    N2H4     2nd Oct 2020
    I listed them already in my comments.
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    @N2H4 all right then list wrong facts here I will fix it.
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    @DragonEggLol ID:2590406/ID:2590435 It is real. I read it for an hour. I maybe look good at typing but I am terrible at reading. I also read entire page and pick very few facts that are interesting. Screen is too small for all information at one save.
  • N2H4
    N2H4     2nd Oct 2020
    Efficiency doesn't matter if your information is so wrong. Besides, I have seen a lot of your past saves, like supernovae, stars, and elementary particles containing lots of completely wrong information.
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    Plus I already mentioned that it is unimaginable hard to make extra room for one word of information. I had to get rid of periodic table multiple times, and this is the most efficient design I could choose.
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    @N2H4 hello? Can you please read description? I already said that I will going to publish many saves about each element. OF COURSE I am going to explain what all those elements do. Also, WHERE THE HECC is misinformation in my "ALL" saves? Didnt you opened my only few science saves and saying your opinion?
  • DragonEggLol
    DragonEggLol     2nd Oct 2020
    Also, I find it hard to believe you read the entire Iron wikipedia for an hour. It takes like 10 minutes to read, if you read 1 word per 10 seconds basically. You only need to read the first paragraph for doing stuff like this, not only that, the first sentence is clearly enough. "Iron (/arn/) is a chemical element with symbol Fe (from Latin: ferrum) and atomic number 26. It is a metal that belongs to the first transition series and group 8 of the periodic table."