#[PluToNiuM]

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THE GADGET W/ PLUTONIUM 239 CORE

[randomlyckopiler]

Just another workday in Argentum squad

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[Katya]: It's not his fault he's stupid!

[Kuznetsov]: He's a liability!

[Katya]: He makes us laugh and he loves us! How is that a liability? All you care about is "intelligence" and "competence"!

[Sergey]: ... Not sure I appreciate this defence.

[thererisesaredstar]

Coat of arms for Zheleznogorsk, Russia

[elementcattos]

Heard you like xkcd

OMG REAL OMGOMG

Megan & Cueball better be careful... and Beret Guy better WATCH OUT

and Black Hat is just being Black Hat

[ketrinadrawsalot]

Plutonium is a reactive actinide; when exposed to moist air, a sample of it can expand up to 70% in volume from the oxides and hydrides formed. Its critical mass is one-third that of uranium, so extreme caution must be taken when storing significant amounts of plutonium.

[thewandererh]

MY NAME WAS PLUTO

AS A PLANET I WAS KNOWN

INSTEAD I AM AN ANGEL

MY THREE WINGS SCARRED AND SEWN

SPIRES PIERCE THE QUELLING DUSK

LEPT FROM BLOODSHOT EYES

I AM THE VERY DEATH

TO IONIZE THE ALLIED

HELL EXISTS ON EARTH

FORGED WITH JUST DISHONOR

CYCLING THROUGH AGONY

GNAWING MANTLE

LEFT TO FESTER

you are not god for making me. i can never be seized.

bury me as i still live. i remember what you did to me.

T̴̩̙̰̬͙͖̥̺̤̠̲̟̳͘ͅH̨͖̠͓̣͕͉̫̜͜ͅͅI̴̞̦̦̗̥̥͇̰͉͖̭̫̻̜͡Ş̯͕ ̡̬̣̯̼͓͈̹͢P̷̷̷͇̳͔̪̹͉̯̟̟̠̤͓͉̱̹͖̻͓͝L̶̥̤̤̪̜̩͇͟A͢͏̵̶̜̖̙̲̱͉̳̠͢C̢̩͍̳̱͠҉̶̡͕͓̪͚͕̩͈͔̩E̱̭̘̫̮ ̨̣͕͉̫̜ͅI̴̞̦̦̗̥̥͇̰͉͖̭̫̻̜͡Ş̯͕ ̵͎̲̞̣̥͘N̷͚̟͉̭̘̱̖̫̟̺̰͟͢͞Ò͍̱͎̯̣͕̤̜̙̥̻̰̻͝͡T̩̙̰̬͙͖ͅ A͢͏̜̖̙̲ ̡̬̣̯̼͓͈̹͢P̷̷̷͇̳͔̪̹͉̯̟̟̠̤͓͉̱̹͖̻͓͝L̶̥̤̤̪̜̩͇͟A͢͏̵̶̜̖̙̲̱͉̳̠͢C̢̩͍̳̱͠҉̶̡͕͓̪͚͕̩͈͔̩E̱̭̘̫̮ ̷̱̖̫̟̺̰͢͞Ó͍̱͎̯̣͕̤̜͇̻͕͔̳͝͞ͅF̝͟͝ ̴̥̺̤̠̲̟̳͘H̷͖̠͓̱̖̫̟̺̰͜͢͞ͅO̵͍̱͎̯̣͕̤̜͎̲̞̣̥͘͝N̷͚̟͉̭̘̱̖̫̟̺̰͟͢͞O͍̱͎̯̣͕̤̜̰͖̯͕̥̱̲̰̳͟͝Ŗ̜̯͟͡

[slinkysolinsky]

me using my magic rock (the government calls it "plutonium") to get children "trick or treaters" off my lawn

when the cia arrives (they say i'm a "terrorist" and "giving children radiation poisoning")

[stone-cold-groove]

Atoms for peace.

[eopederson]

Experimental Breeder Reactor 1, Idaho National Laboratory, 2024

The first nuclear reactor to produce electricity for civilian use, but it is notorious for also demonstrating that a commercial reactor could be used to generate, breed, plutonium. Plutonium was the core material for the Nagasaki bomb and for various bombs tested afterwards. The civilian plant was to be, in essence, the source of weapons grade atomic material.

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Nuclear fuel experiment demonstrates how liquid plutonium oxide behaves at the hottest temperatures

The 2011 accident at the Fukushima-Daiichi plant in Japan inspired extensive research and analysis that elevated nuclear energy into a standard bearer for safety. It also inspired a number of studies at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory. Scientists want to look more closely at nuclear fuel materials to better understand how they will behave at extremely high temperatures. In 2014, using the bright X-rays of beamline 6-ID-D at Argonne's Advanced Photon Source (APS), a DOE Office of Science user facility, a multidisciplinary team measured and published the structure of molten uranium dioxide (UO2). This material is a major component of the fuel used in nuclear reactors around the world. In addition to providing answers, the experiment raised questions about how liquid plutonium oxide (PuO2) and other mixed oxide fuels being considered for use in next-generation reactors would behave at similarly high temperatures.

Read more.

[element-tournament]

FINALS

CARBON:

Forms the basis of all life

What diamonds, coal, and pencil lead are made of

Used to make graphene, one of the strongest materials (one atom of thickness is 200x stronger than steel)

SILICON:

Not to be confused with Silicone

Could potentially be used to make life instead of carbon

Used in a lot of electronics, hence the name of silicon valley

ARGON:

Has a distinctive purple glow

used in neon signs

often mistaken as a pirate's favorite element

POTASSIUM:

Found in high quantity in bananas

burning it produces a light purple or red flame

the first metal to be discovered by electrolysis

STRONTIUM:

Used in cancer treatment

Used in toothpaste

The most accurate atomic clock (to one second in the 200 million years) uses strontium atoms

FLOURINE:

the most receptive and most electronegative of all the chemical elements

oxygen, helium, neon, and argon are the only elements fluorine can't react with

the only element that can react with noble gases, specifically xenon, krypton, and radon

BISMUTH:

the most diamagnetic metal (meaning it gets repelled by magnets instead of attracted)

Known for its unique shape and colorful style

PROMETHIUM:

the last lanthanoid to be discovered

PLUTONIUM:

Named after the dwarf planet Pluto

Was once thought to have been discovered by Enrico Fermi along with element 93, but he was actually mistaken. He named it Hesperium.

An unnaturally poor conductor of electricity

Used to make atomic bombs, even more powerful than uranium

Known by some as the "forbidden gummy"

COBALT:

Turns a vibrant blue when heated to extreme temperatures

Named after kobolds, who are "mythical, death-dealing goblins" (not the lizard kobold)

One of only three elements that are ferromagnetic at room temperature

[lonestarbattleship]

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[astaryuu]

@elementcattos has given me brainrot and while I initially sent an ask, I had an even sillier idea I *had* to draw

Not colored but w/e might do it later when i decide digitizing is fun lol

[elementcattos]

Is Pluto a planet

Is plutonium an element

[moderator-monnie]

May I please get some asks about some of my chararters/collab chararters?

I have so many I could talk about and want to talk about incase anyone is curious about any of em,

I got Slammer Sonic, Dirus Harold Hog, Zepperaith The Dreamer, Plutonium The Mongoose, Monolith The Echidna and Inanis Weolcan Sonic.

I'd very much appreciate it any ask would be fantastic.