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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!
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Comments

  • N2H4
    N2H4     2nd Oct 2020
    It's also an extreme oversimplification to just say alkali metals are in food, as they are actually reactive and dangerous, while some like potassium and sodium are extremely important to human biology.
  • N2H4
    N2H4     2nd Oct 2020
    Even then, polonium is irregularly recognized as a metalloid, and as a stretch, astatine as well, but astatine is extremely rare, even though it is dangerous.
  • N2H4
    N2H4     2nd Oct 2020
    Polonium and arsenic are dangerous and reactive, but it's misleading to label the entirety of metalloids as dangerous.
  • N2H4
    N2H4     2nd Oct 2020
    I'm sensing a pattern with these saves, as they tend to be inaccurate and filled with misinformation in the beginning.
  • N2H4
    N2H4     2nd Oct 2020
    Labeling nonmetals as "safe" is just wrong, as oxygen, sulfur, and phosphorus can be extremely dangerous.
  • N2H4
    N2H4     2nd Oct 2020
    Silicon, tin, antimony, and germanium are not toxic or explosive at all. A quick google search disproves that.
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    @N2H4 "When you collect 1x1x1 feet cube of metalloids in one place"
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    @Makerbenjammin6 "+nice" sounds like new world! @Bolldud5 Very thanks! +:D
  • N2H4
    N2H4     2nd Oct 2020
    Metalloids are not that toxic and explosive, where'd you get that information from?
  • Bolldud5
    Bolldud5     2nd Oct 2020
    Very Cool! +1