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r/BeAmazed • u/_Shinplays • Jan 19 '25
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Title should read “company makes a few of the elements because the rest will fucking explode or kill you”
6 u/techjesuschrist Jan 19 '25 So, is Magnesium safe? 14 u/Cockur Jan 19 '25 If I recall it reacts slowly but if you apply a flame it ignites and burns brightly 5 u/MrDilbert Jan 19 '25 What about phosphorus? 4 u/GillesTifosi Jan 20 '25 Potassium in water is a rather phenomenal exothermic reaction. Thank you crazy HS chemistry teacher who was not afraid to blow things up.
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So, is Magnesium safe?
14 u/Cockur Jan 19 '25 If I recall it reacts slowly but if you apply a flame it ignites and burns brightly 5 u/MrDilbert Jan 19 '25 What about phosphorus? 4 u/GillesTifosi Jan 20 '25 Potassium in water is a rather phenomenal exothermic reaction. Thank you crazy HS chemistry teacher who was not afraid to blow things up.
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If I recall it reacts slowly but if you apply a flame it ignites and burns brightly
5 u/MrDilbert Jan 19 '25 What about phosphorus? 4 u/GillesTifosi Jan 20 '25 Potassium in water is a rather phenomenal exothermic reaction. Thank you crazy HS chemistry teacher who was not afraid to blow things up.
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What about phosphorus?
4 u/GillesTifosi Jan 20 '25 Potassium in water is a rather phenomenal exothermic reaction. Thank you crazy HS chemistry teacher who was not afraid to blow things up.
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Potassium in water is a rather phenomenal exothermic reaction. Thank you crazy HS chemistry teacher who was not afraid to blow things up.
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u/Cockur Jan 19 '25
Title should read “company makes a few of the elements because the rest will fucking explode or kill you”