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 Nihonium, which is of course named for the name of the country of Japan as pronounced in the Japanese language, has a rather famous chain of decay products, the first of which is Manganese. Manganese, when particularly successful, will undergo further decay into Animinium, or Animeum for our American viewers. Animinium has 3 primary decay products; 2 of these are produced in equal proportions to one another, although one of them certainly thinks otherwise; Dubnium and Subnium. These two isotopes, which contain equal, but opposite relevance charges, are drawn together and annihilate not only each other, but all effort involved in the discussion of their comparative merits as well. As significant as these 2 components are, they comprise only roughly 1 percent of 1 percent of the overall decay products. The remainder of course, is Hentium, element 34. This element has many other sources as well however, so that, while Nihonium is a significant source of the world's Hentium, it is far from the only one. Another major source is Pedonium (or Ephebonium as known on Reddit and elsewhere), which has an atomic number less than 18 but claims to have hundreds or even thousands of neutrons.
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That guy knew someone who used to throw up devil horns after every chemical reaction saying "I had a HAND in that reaction" and showed off his hosed up hand when he lost half his hand from an experiment gone wrong as a reminder to treat chemistry seriously
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One time when i was in elementary school there was a guy who came to talk to oir class who was missing a bunch of fingers and some one asked him about why he didnt have fingers and he said he blew them off making fireworks when he was a kid ibdont remember what he came to the school to tell us about but I remeber he has hosed up hand that he exploded i guess
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Mar 27, 2022 06:39
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sounds like a communist plot is afoot
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Mar 27, 2022 09:35
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Did anyone actually have the Cool Science Teacher in school and if so what did they blow up/ignite
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Mar 27, 2022 09:42
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he took some hair from this girl in my class that was the hottest girl ive even known and set fire to it to demonstrate what burnt hair smells like it crossed a very unfortunate wire in my brain re: smells i now find erotic
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Mar 27, 2022 09:49
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the same thing happened to him, that's why hes continuing the hair burning cycle
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my high school chemistry teacher was baller. 70ish year old italian guy showing up to school every day in a suit with his hair slicked back, charismatic as gently caress, was apparently rich via unknown means and just teaching for fun, rumored to be a retired mafioso. this was in suburban texas so probably a no on that last one. chem 1 was a big, mandatory course, which he did a good job teaching, dont get me wrong, but you could tell he knew not everyone was actually interested and did his best to get them through it. he did a demo early on where he mixed up a solution that flashed our school colors in quick succession before turning clear which was awesome. i went on to take the chem 2 ap course, which was not at all mandatory, and only taken by the interested. 7 student class, he was even cooler, going into all kinds of detail, letting us do special projects. towards the end of the school year he had us assist him with preparing some stuff which was ultimately some kind of low grade explosive he set off (with us on the other side of the room), which was cool and felt special. ScRoTo TuRbOtUrD posted:he took some hair from this girl in my class that was the hottest girl ive even known and set fire to it to demonstrate what burnt hair smells like i had a similar experience, where one of the other students i thought was just the hottest. we both wound up staying after school one day heating glassware in the lab alone, and i burned myself 3 times i was so distracted. in addition, now you cant convince me that a turtleneck is less erotic than a thong
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Mar 27, 2022 10:34
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My middle school science teacher was s total weirdo with a squarish head kinda like Frankenstein except he also had googly bulging eyes lol, eventually he got fired for snapping a girl's bra
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Mar 27, 2022 23:26
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Floodixor posted:Did anyone actually have the Cool Science Teacher in school and if so what did they blow up/ignite he daisy chained us all the way around the room holding hands with one at one end touching the van de graaf generator and then had the one at the far side of the room touch the sink. but someone stood close to his classroom PC and it was broken for the rest of the year
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Mar 27, 2022 23:31
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Thanks I love periodicals
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My high school chem teacher was a cool guy who used to the “walking down steps behind his desk trick” and he’d also come back up. He also played piano at the yearly Christmas Concert and let me tell you that man could tickle them ivories something fierce.
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