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And the really good Isotope of Wo is called Unobtanium.
You didn't mention that it likes to look at its mirror image.
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Isn't unobtanium normally found naturally fused to geriatricbutmegarichmannite?
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Yes, but settles on the bottom when mixed with enough 40% ethanol.
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Niobium always provided great hilarity in our chemistry labs...and it's real!
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Definitely a high grade ore.Originally Posted by Sir_Dispensalot
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Can't resist a chance to roll out my usual Chemicals with funny names posting.
Apologies to those who have seen it before but it might amuse the students.
Molecules with Silly or Unusual Names
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Re: Possibly the best element in the world! Always cool..always cool!
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For those who are to young to have enjoyed Isaac Asimov's science fiction, here is a classic spoof he wrote as he was doing his PhD....
"The Endochronic Properties of Resublimated Thiotimoline" Asimov (1948)
Thiotimoline - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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