What is your favourite element?

[TheRedAnarchist23]

What is your favourite element of the periodic table?

Mine is Selenium (Se), I also like Potassium (K)

[Blake's Baby]

Cool elments both.

I sort of feel dirty liking Polonium (Po, atomic number 84), but I can't help it.

But in the end probably Caesium (Cs, atomic number 55).

Can't do embeddy things but anyone who doesn't know ... Tom Lehrer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYW50F42ss8

[Bostana]

Mine is Iodine (I)

[Deicide]

titanium.

[Luc]

I like Mg (Mercury) the most it's just so fun to play with, a metalic liquid? yes please! :)

also Na (Sodium) I love the reaction with water it's just fun to fuck around with :) fell in love with it since my teacher's science demos a year or two ago :wub:

K (Potassium) aswell for it's reaction with water

[Ostrinski]

Whoever's best in bed

[Leonid Brozhnev]

Hydrogen. I've loved that stuff since me and my chemistry partner managed to concentrate it more than the teacher had asked, and get a very loud pop out of a lit beaker which made the rest of the class shit themselves.

I also like Arsenic simply because it contains the word Arse.

[Manic Impressive]

What is your favourite element of the periodic table?

Mine is Selenium (Se), I also like Potassium (K)
That's so weird I had a brief thought yesterday to start a thread on this exact subject.

Potassium all the way and this is why

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[Os Cangaceiros]

Radon (Rn)

[PC LOAD LETTER]

Earth, Wind, and Fire

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I love the way Lithium and Magnesium look when they're burning ... thank you, high school chemistry class

[Stadtsmasher]

Potassium.

[corolla]

Is alcohol an element?

[PC LOAD LETTER]

Is alcohol an element?
2 Carbon, 6 Hydrogen, and an Oxygen

[Nox]

Francium, for obvious reasons...

[Rusty Shackleford]

me and tungsten go way back.

[Railyon]

Adamantium

[Zav]

Francium. Makes a nice boom.

[NewLeft]

Cesium ;)

[Prometeo liberado]

My favorite is the 5th:
http://ts1.mm.bing.net/images/thumbnail.aspx?q=4951870191174460&id=f89da5f43a5b08bbb79cc2ed80eb1d9f&url=http%3a%2f%2fs-m-s.tv%2fimages%2ffifth_element_4.jpgAnd Multi-Pass!

[Leonid Brozhnev]

My favorite is the 5th:
http://ts1.mm.bing.net/images/thumbnail.aspx?q=4951870191174460&id=f89da5f43a5b08bbb79cc2ed80eb1d9f&url=http%3a%2f%2fs-m-s.tv%2fimages%2ffifth_element_4.jpgAnd Multi-Pass!

I want to thank this so hard.

[coda]

O8

[corolla]

2 Carbon, 6 Hydrogen, and an Oxygen

How do you know such things?

[PC LOAD LETTER]

How do you know such things?
camry told me

[corolla]

I used to have a camry. :closedeyes: she drove like butter. Until one day...

[RedAtheist]

My favourite element is sodium. It reminds me of my old party, Socialist Alternative (or SAlt).


2 Carbon, 6 Hydrogen, and an Oxygen

*Turns nerd mode on* The term 'alcohol' actually refers to a series of chemicals. The molecule described here is called 'ethanol'. It is probably the most commonly used alcohol, but it is not the only one. Alcohols can have more than two carbons. Propanol is also an example of an alcohol.

*Turns nerd mode off* Somehow I find explaining things to people on the internet way more fulfiling than actually doing my chemistry homework (which is what I should be doing now). I guess this counts as evidence in favour of the idea that working for the benefit of the other is more enjoyable than working because some teacher told you to. Now I had better get back to my studying.

[honest john's firing squad]

Not an element but hey CH3CH2OH

[PC LOAD LETTER]

My favourite element is sodium. It reminds me of my old party, Socialist Alternative (or SAlt).



*Turns nerd mode on* The term 'alcohol' actually refers to a series of chemicals. The molecule described here is called 'ethanol'. It is probably the most commonly used alcohol, but it is not the only one. Alcohols can have more than two carbons. Propanol is also an example of an alcohol.

*Turns nerd mode off* Somehow I find explaining things to people on the internet way more fulfiling than actually doing my chemistry homework (which is what I should be doing now). I guess this counts as evidence in favour of the idea that working for the benefit of the other is more enjoyable than working because some teacher told you to. Now I had better get back to my studying.
Quit being a dick, it was obvious we were both talking about ethanol

I just woke up so I'm cranky as hell

[ColonelCossack]

Francium, for obvious reasons...

why did you steal what I was gonna say??? GULAG

[ColonelCossack]

OK now I'm going to have to say Carbon because it makes so many bonds.

[corolla]

*Turns nerd mode on* The term 'alcohol' actually refers to a series of chemicals. The molecule described here is called 'ethanol'. It is probably the most commonly used alcohol, but it is not the only one. Alcohols can have more than two carbons. Propanol is also an example of an alcohol.
Quit being a dick, it was obvious we were both talking about ethanol

Science fight!!!

[MarxSchmarx]

Gold. And lots of it.

[gorillafuck]

dank nugs

[Landsharks eat metal]

Iridium. Completely underappreciated.

[honest john's firing squad]

Carbon because it makes up pretty much everything useful from bacon to vodka

[freya4]

Probably Nitrogen (N)
lol i just took the ap chemistry test :unsure:

[TheRedAnarchist23]

Selenium (Se) is used to make solar panels.

[Left Leanings]

Magnesium. It burns soooo bright :)

[Ele'ill]

This is a pretty cool thread