Strontium (STNM)

*Has a silvery color, but turns to yellow when introduced to oxygen.

*Under pressure, it turns into Strontium powder (BSR), which ignites when introduced to oxygen (The flame should be red)

*When in water, strontium dissolves and creates hydrogen.

*When plutonium reacts, not only does it create URAN, but it creates Strontium 90 (SR90), a radioactive isotope of Strontium.

Fluorine (FLRN)

*A yellow gas.

*Reacts by igniting with water, gold, titanium, tungsten, hydrogen, oxygen, Liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen, ice, plutonium, uranium, noble gas, strontium, and anything explosive or flammable.

*Attaracts electrons.

Those are my suggestion, hope you use them!

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@Xen (View Post)
Uses?

 Strontium powder could be really useful in bombs. Fluorine, yet again could be useful in bombs. It also could be used to clear up electrons.

Strontium is a new way to create hydrogen, and can be used for colored flames.

Fluorine can be useful in electronics by clearing up electrons.

Anyone agree?

@Michael238 (View Post)

 Strontium-90 is an isotope, not a temperature.