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Redditors, what is your favourite element of the periodic table and why?
Redditors, what is your favourite element of the periodic table and why?
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Oxygen and potassium are OK
The element of surprise.
Tungsten, I need it to live.
K
Platinum because shiny!
Molybdenum.. because no one can pronounce it.
(Mo-lib-den-um)
Hehehehe
I super love oxygen, I’m a very big fan.
Neon, neon light
Uranium because I make a living from its use
Praseodymium. It has the most syllables.
Titanium. Not sure why. I just like it.
Xenon because it got a cool name
Edit: also some space crafts use it for their thrusters
Idk their exact names but I like those ones that scientists have never seen or touched they just know they are put there.
Edit: I looked it up, Ununennium is one they call them ‘hypothetical elements’ that shit is interesting.
Bromine. Only 2 elements are liquid at standard temp and pressure, and everyone already knows about mercury.
Oxygen because I kinda need it.
Hydrogen is #1
Carbon, with an atomic mass of 12.011 g/mol. All living organisms have some composition of carbon.
Gold because its shiny
Neon
Zinc. Who would want to live in a world without zinc?
Fe. Cuz Ferrocotón.
All of the noble gasses and you don’t need to know the reason why
Silver, because gold is overrated. Silver also has some interesting properties. I also just love the patina it gets as it oxidizes
Until we get an element with a J in it, my favorite is Bismuth. It makes cool crystals!
Lithium – medicine, batteries and explosive reactions.
Technetium (Tc) is the lightest element (43) on the table with only radioactive isotopes. The next one after that doesn’t come until Polonium at 84.
Helium. Superfluid helium is incredible. Dilution refrigerators blow my mind. Helium 3 is even more fascinating. Alpha particles even.
Osmium, I’m into heavy metal and according to google this is the heaviest metal