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LordAndrew 28th Nov 2013

Cool! But actually, diamond would be a better example for carbon rather than coal- diamonds are pure carbon, whereas the composition of coal is really more determined by how it's formed and can be anywhere from 60%-90% carbon.
10Goody12 22nd Nov 2013

whoops. wrong LEVEL!!! SORRY
10Goody12 22nd Nov 2013

Just something u shuld know... I think u missed 104, Rutherfordium to 118, Ununoctium. And Lv, livermorium is 116. not 71 which is Lutetium. But other than that It's amazing! :D
sonicexe 7th Nov 2013

cooooooooooooooool
KetchupMaster 3rd Oct 2013

Ive been meaning to +1 this for a while
Heatran2_0 3rd Oct 2013

Very cool and real +1
nijalninja98 3rd Oct 2013

@telefaks take a chill moment.
spinon 30th Sep 2013

thanks
Blockdude124 29th Sep 2013

Aw sweet awesome and it's between plasma and quark gluon plasma it's a hadron plasma (you know floating protons and neutrons) so its like a simpler version of quark gluon plasma
spinon 27th Sep 2013

I add Quark-gluon plasma. her temp reached 9999999999999999999999999999 K. Any element doesn't have this name as bose- einstein condensate with temp 0 K (k- kelvin) What is the seventh state of matter Blockdude124?

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