#cobalt and calcium

[neon-emojiz]

Elements!

Sulfur

Chlorine

Argon

Potassium

Calcium

Vanadium

Titanium

Scandium

Chromium

Manganese

[No spoons for ID rn]

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Researchers find high magnetic field facilitates novel intrinsic ferromagnetic polar metals

Researchers have designed a novel oxide material, Ca3Co3O8, through atomic precision manipulation of correlated oxides. It demonstrated a remarkable combination of properties—ferromagnetism, polar distortion and metallicity, which shines a spotlight on polar metals and sparks significant scientific interest. This achievement was published in Nature Materials. The collaboration included Prof. Sheng Zhigao from Hefei Institutes of Physical Science (HFIPS) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), Professor Yu Pu's team from Tsinghua University, and users of the Steady High Magnetic Field Facility (SHMFF) at HFIPS. In traditional understanding, electric polarization and magnetic order in materials were seen as mutually exclusive. However, the concept of polar metals was proposed, suggesting that these materials could exhibit both electric polarization and metallic properties simultaneously.

Read more.

[soaringsearingphoenix]

Don't just take iron supplements without a doctor's recommendation! Iron is not water soluble, which means excess won't just flush out, and it can build up in your body and cause damage if you take more than your body actually uses. But you may be deficient in other vitamins! B6 and B12, calcium, vitamin D, Vitamin C, Vitamin A and Vitamin K are also common ones to be deficient in. Please talk to a nutritionist or at least look up the foods you most commonly eat and see what nutrients are missing from that list

STOP! before you decide you are irretrievably doomed, try one of the following options:

transition

bdsm

iron supplements

[whats-in-a-sentence]

Table 13.3 gives values for K'f for soluble fulvic acid (FA) and several metal ions at pH 5.

"Environmental Chemistry: A Global Perspective", 4e - Gary W. VanLoon & Stephen J. Duffy

[tenth-sentence]

In compiling this table, it was assumed that the metals are present within the typical 'normal' concentration range in water and that the water contains carbonate, sulfate, and chloride at levels approximately equal to that found in average river water.

"Environmental Chemistry: A Global Perspective", 4e - Gary W. VanLoon & Stephen J. Duffy

[educritter]

Why This Ingredient 3: Minerals

Part three of the ingredients and their uses series, minerals! Take care of your body: lick a rock today!

Very few of these are the minerals described in the article, but they look cool so here we are.Photo by Edz Norton on Unsplash Minerals are underrated. For a lot of minerals, only a tiny amount is needed for them to take an immense part in the body’s ability to stay alive and well. Many come from rocks, but often those rocky mineral sources are broken up and modified by plants, or simply mixed…

[xeansicemane]

Imagine if there were other minerals named like iron pyrite (fool's gold).

You THOUGHT it was copper Dipshit's iron Tricky cobalt Deceiver's molybdenum Bad calcium

[tinydefector]

Cybertronian Drinks and Food

So wanted to try and make a little interactive thing for y'all to send in as request. I'm sure you guys have seen this piece I've made for some of the Energon and Minerals the Transformers consume. Send in to my ask box

So I'm giving you guys the power to send in different things from this list to be made into energon drink art. Or edibles of a sort.

Energon and Fuels

Dark Energon

Synthetic Energon

Tox-En

Red Energon

engex

High grade

Energon wine

Energon Z

Natural Energon

Pure energon

Biofuel

super energon

Energon rod

EnerGULP

Diesel

unleaded petrol

95-octane

E10

E85 - flex-fuel

Jet A and Jet A1 Jet B

JET-A, JP5, JP8

LH2/LOX

RP-1/LOX

kerosene

LSFO

Oil

Minerals, Crystal's and Chemicals    

Petroleum

Hydrogen

Copper

Aluminium

Titanium

Lead

Tin

Nickel

Gold

Zinc

Magnesium

Cobalt

Tungsten

Platinum

Chromium

Silver

Manganese

Sodium

Beryllium

Vanadium

Molybdenum

Palladium

Uranium

Zirconium

Bismuth

Cadmium

Mercury

Hafnium

Lanthanum

Niobium

Rhodium

Scandium

Tantalum

Yttrium

Cerium

Plutonium

Lithium

Neptunium

Meitnerium

Seaborgium

Dubnium

Francium

Gallium

Indium

Potassium

Rubidium

Strontium

Thallium

Barium

Calcium

Cesium

Calcite

Pyrite

Copper

Quartz

Benitoite

Diamond

Fluorite

Galena

Garnet

Gold

Oxide

Sulfides

Gypsum

Halite

Phosphates

Sulfates

Carbonates

Iron

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[the-flaneur]

hello my very helpful assistant 😄 flan's busy cooking up something in her dru- sorry, very ethical laboratory. anyways, here's how you can help her today:

ENTER ONLY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING LABS

LAB ONE

☆ write a brief description of what you want the request to feature (can include smut, kinks, dialogue and more) as well as the driver

LAB TWO

☆ from below - pick a flask, choose a label, select up to four chemical compounds, choose up to three catalysts and call out who the other assistant is (driver: im down to do anyone or the grid or "recently" retired)

☆ NOTE: the final item is very important, so please never forget it, otherwise flan won't be able to start the reaction

SOME REQUESTS WILL BE 18+ and ALL REQUESTS will available under the tag (see below) #chemical attraction ♥︎

all of your concoctions/requests can be made to my asks or inbox (here), and i'll get to producing it as soon as possible.

EXAMPLE REQUESTS

hi flan! with lewis hamilton and a boiling flask labeled with a sticker i am looking to mix together, fluorine, calcium, arsenic with nail polish.

thank you <3

flask

conical: fluff

boiling: smut

round-bottom: hurt/comfort

label

sticker: fic

marker: drabble

washi tape: smau

ribbon: texts

hairtie: combination (please specify)

chemical compounds

hydrogen: "oh, shut up." "you shut up." "make me." "okay, but you might moan a little."

helium: "i'm not the jealous type, but what's mine is mine. end of story."

lithium: "don't kink shame me"

beryllium: "we shouldn’t do this" "you’re absolutely right. we should not do this"

boron: "you're so cute when you pout like this"

carbon: "move my arm is falling asleep"

nitrogen: "the problem is, if i kissed you, i don't think i'd be able to stop."

oxygen: "you've ruined that song now, thanks."

fluorine: "don't talk with your mouth full"

neon: "if you can’t take it, why did you talk back"

sodium: "fucking is a reward, but you haven’t been good.”

magnesium: "is it really that hard to love me?"

aluminium: "why aren't you dating him?" "because i'd destroy him" "he seems like he'd be into that"

silicon: "i know they're just stuffed animals, but it feels like they're watching us"

phosphorus: "you know, i could always get you off here right now"

sulfur: "you deserve so much better than me" "stop lying"

chlorine: "give me a little show"

argon: "why are you being like this?"

potassium: "watch you mouth before i decide to spank your ass"

calcium: "it's going to sound controversial, but i think that went well"

scandium: "oh my god are you actually reading the terms of service?"

titanium: "the next time you pull something like this, i'm telling your mother what we did in vegas that one time"

vanadium: "if you don't like being called a whore, then stop acting like one."

chromium: "everything you own, everything you wear i paid for. so i guess that means i own you."

manganese: "i might have slept with your shirt while you were gone"

iron: "i'm not moving, your lap is comfortable"

cobalt: "please..." "you need to learn to be better with your words, don't you think? tell me what you really want,"

nickel: “are you my cum dump?”

copper: "you're not allowed to touch my pussy"

zinc: "you could've just told me"

gallium: "are you trying to flirt with me?" "is it working?"

germanium: "if i buy it, will you stop pouting?"

arsenic: "you're just mad that that my cock fits perfectly in you now. must be a blow to the ego that we're a perfect match."

selenium: "how long have you been covering/covering up this?"

bromine: "you're like my arm rest'

krypton: "i know i'm warm, but we really have to get up now"

rubidium: "you’re starting another cult. you bitch."

strontium: "it’s broad daylight, if someone looks up they'll see you pressed against the window."

yttrium: "you're not alone i promise"

zirconium: "im sorry but i'm done waiting"

niobium: "i promised to give you something, but i didn't promise it would be an orgasm."

molybdenum: "i'm bad at texting, so i always hope that you're the first one"

technetium: "let me take care of it. let me take care of everything"

ruthenium: "is it a bad time to tell you i have [your phobia]"

rhodium: "im so horrible to you" "no you're not"

palladium: "why is there rope next to the bed"

silver: "i don’t want to be able to walk tomorrow.”

cadmium: "you dumbass, don't ever do that again"

indium: "would you like to explain..." "no, but maybe there is something I could do to make you forget about it?"

tin: "i know for a fact that you can be a hell of a lot louder than that.”

antimony: "after all this time and you still can't look me in the eye"

tellurium: "i can't remember the last time i did something so fun with someone"

iodine: "i was expecting a written apology, but this is so much better"

xenon: "i have a headache and it looks just like you.”

cesium: "stop throwing things at me"

barium: "do you really think you can get away from me?"

lanthanum: "do you trust me" "no" "smart"

cerium: "i like the way your hand fits mine"

praseodymium: "because i care about you"

neodymium: "i trusted you...with everything"

promethium: "if you stay, you'll get hurt too"

samarium: "would you have believed me if i did?"

europium: "don't make promises i know you can't keep"

gadolinium: "can you please just hold me?"

terbium: "can i bother you for a sec?" "you always bother me, but go ahead"

dysprosium: "you cancelled plans for me?"

holmium: "my clothes look better on you that they do on me"

erbium: "i dont like it" "you don't like anything" "well i like you and [you specify]"

thulium: "no tickling, or no kisses"

ytterbium: "did i mean anything to you?"

luteium: "does your daddy know you call me daddy too?"

actinium: "n-no, don't cry. i hate it when you cry"

thorium: "but you have me now"

protactinium: "please don't go"

uranium: "i’m literally naked on your bed and you’re talking about work?”

neptunium: "you're hurt, let me take care of you"

plutonium: "you're staring" "i like seeing you happy"

americium: "stay...please"

curium: "i...i just needed to know you were ok"

berkelium: "you'll back off if you know what's good for you"

californium: "didn't you say we were friends"

einsteinium: "this is why we can't have nice things"

fermium: "not out here please"

catalyst

flan: au [request a specific one]

red pill: sub!character

blue pill: sub!reader

glue: dom!reader

lip balm: dom!character

lemon juice: driver!reader

sand: idiots in love/denial

salt water: crack fic

bath water: size kink

soap: exes to...

bubbles: fix it fic/sickfic

nail polish: daddy kink

shampoo: overstimulation

lotion: possessive/jealous sex

slime: accidentally launching relationship

copper coin: cnc/dubcon

flowers: leaving the window open/door unlocked

silver jewellery: age gap

gold jewellery: miscommunication

rock: neighbours

paper: love triangle

plastic bag: enemies to...

tissue: rivals to...

ink: 100% platonic friendship

foam: found family

water babies: secret admirer

ceramic: forced proximity

yarn: roommates

water: childhood friends to...

fruit: married couple/established relationship

beads: fake relationship

heat: brother's best friend

ice: best friend's brother

bark: body swap

grass: reverse tropes [specify]

© the-flanuer || do not copy, rewrite or translate any of my work on any platform.

[viktorcocreatorofhextech]

Can you twerk? Also, do you know all the elements of the periodic table

For your first question, I do not know what that word means.

For your other question, yes I do.

Lithium, beryllium, sodium, magnesium, potassium, calcium, rubidium, strontium, caesium, barium, francium, radium, scandium, titanium, yttrium, lanthanum, actinium, zirconium, hafnium, rutherfordium, vanadium, niobium, tantalum, dubnium, chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, seaborgium, manganese, technetium, rhenium, bohrium, iron, ruthenium, osmium, hassium, cobalt, rhodium, iridium, meitnerium, nickel, palladium, platinum, darmstadtium, copper, silver, gold, roentgenium, zinc, cadmium, mercury, copernicium, boron, aluminium, gallium, indium, thallium, nihonium, carbon, silicon, germanium, tin, lead, flerovium, nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, antimony, bismuth, moscovium, oxygen, sulfur, selenium, tellurium, polonium, livermorium, fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, astatine, tennessine, helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, radon, oganesson, hydrogen.

[the-real-sans-undertale]

Hydrogen - H (Atomic number 1)

Helium - He (Atomic number 2)

Lithium - Li (Atomic number 3)

Beryllium - Be (Atomic number 4)

Boron - B (Atomic number 5)

Carbon - C (Atomic number 6)

Nitrogen - N (Atomic number 7)

Oxygen - O (Atomic number 8)

Fluorine - F (Atomic number 9)

Neon - Ne (Atomic number 10)

Sodium - Na (Atomic number 11)

Magnesium - Mg (Atomic number 12)

Aluminum - Al (Atomic number 13)

Silicon - Si (Atomic number 14)

Phosphorus - P (Atomic number 15)

Sulfur - S (Atomic number 16)

Chlorine - Cl (Atomic number 17)

Argon - Ar (Atomic number 18)

Potassium - K (Atomic number 19)

Calcium - Ca (Atomic number 20)

Scandium - Sc (Atomic number 21)

Titanium - Ti (Atomic number 22)

Vanadium - V (Atomic number 23)

Chromium - Cr (Atomic number 24)

Manganese - Mn (Atomic number 25)

Iron - Fe (Atomic number 26)

Cobalt - Co (Atomic number 27)

Nickel - Ni (Atomic number 28)

Copper - Cu (Atomic number 29)

Zinc - Zn (Atomic number 30)

Gallium - Ga (Atomic number 31)

Germanium - Ge (Atomic number 32)

Arsenic - As (Atomic number 33)

Selenium - Se (Atomic number 34)

Bromine - Br (Atomic number 35)

Krypton - Kr (Atomic number 36)

Rubidium - Rb (Atomic number 37)

Strontium - Sr (Atomic number 38)

Yttrium - Y (Atomic number 39)

Zirconium - Zr (Atomic number 40)

Niobium - Nb (Atomic number 41)

Molybdenum - Mo (Atomic number 42)

Technetium - Tc (Atomic number 43)

Ruthenium - Ru (Atomic number 44)

Rhodium - Rh (Atomic number 45)

Palladium - Pd (Atomic number 46)

Silver - Ag (Atomic number 47)

Cadmium - Cd (Atomic number 48)

Indium - In (Atomic number 49)

Tin - Sn (Atomic number 50)

Antimony - Sb (Atomic number 51)

Tellurium - Te (Atomic number 52)

Iodine - I (Atomic number 53)

Xenon - Xe (Atomic number 54)

Cesium - Cs (Atomic number 55)

Barium - Ba (Atomic number 56)

Lanthanum - La (Atomic number 57)

Cerium - Ce (Atomic number 58)

Praseodymium - Pr (Atomic number 59)

Neodymium - Nd (Atomic number 60)

Promethium - Pm (Atomic number 61)

Samarium - Sm (Atomic number 62)

Europium - Eu (Atomic number 63)

Gadolinium - Gd (Atomic number 64)

Terbium - Tb (Atomic number 65)

Dysprosium - Dy (Atomic number 66)

Holmium - Ho (Atomic number 67)

Erbium - Er (Atomic number 68)

Thulium - Tm (Atomic number 69)

Ytterbium - Yb (Atomic number 70)

Lutetium - Lu (Atomic number 71)

Hafnium - Hf (Atomic number 72)

Tantalum - Ta (Atomic number 73)

Tungsten - W (Atomic number 74)

Rhenium - Re (Atomic number 75)

Osmium - Os (Atomic number 76)

Iridium - Ir (Atomic number 77)

Platinum - Pt (Atomic number 78)

Gold - Au (Atomic number 79)

Mercury - Hg (Atomic number 80)

Thallium - Tl (Atomic number 81)

Lead - Pb (Atomic number 82)

Bismuth - Bi (Atomic number 83)

Polonium - Po (Atomic number 84)

Astatine - At (Atomic number 85)

Radon - Rn (Atomic number 86)

Francium - Fr (Atomic number 87)

Radium - Ra (Atomic number 88)

Actinium - Ac (Atomic number 89)

Thorium - Th (Atomic number 90)

Protactinium - Pa (Atomic number 91)

Uranium - U (Atomic number 92)

Neptunium - Np (Atomic number 93)

Plutonium - Pu (Atomic number 94)

Americium - Am (Atomic number 95)

Curium - Cm (Atomic number 96)

Berkelium - Bk (Atomic number 97)

Californium - Cf (Atomic number 98)

Einsteinium - Es (Atomic number 99)

Fermium - Fm (Atomic number 100)

Mendelevium - Md (Atomic number 101)

Nobelium - No (Atomic number 102)

Lawrencium - Lr (Atomic number 103)

Rutherfordium - Rf (Atomic number 104)

Dubnium - Db (Atomic number 105)

Seaborgium - Sg (Atomic number 106)

Bohrium - Bh (Atomic number 107)

Hassium - Hs (Atomic number 108)

Meitnerium - Mt (Atomic number 109)

Darmstadtium - Ds (Atomic number 110)

Roentgenium - Rg (Atomic number 111)

Copernicium - Cn (Atomic number 112)

Nihonium - Nh (Atomic number 113)

Flerovium - Fl (Atomic number 114)

Moscovium - Mc (Atomic number 115)

Livermorium - Lv (Atomic number 116)

Tennessine - Ts (Atomic number 117)

Oganesson - Og (Atomic number 118)

hydrogen argon hydrogen argon hydrogen argon

[rachellaurengray]

Hey everyone!

I’m excited to share this comprehensive list of essential minerals and their roles in our bodies. As many of you know, understanding the function of each mineral can be incredibly empowering for maintaining our health and well-being. From supporting bone strength to aiding in energy production and immune function, each mineral plays a unique and crucial role.

This list not only highlights the importance of these minerals but also serves as a handy reference for anyone interested in optimizing their diet and health. Whether you’re a health enthusiast, someone looking to boost their nutrition, or just curious about how your body functions, this information is invaluable.

Feel free to save this post for easy access and share it with friends who might find it helpful. Let’s make informed choices about our health together!

Here’s a rundown of some key minerals and their roles:

Boron - Supports bone health and hormone regulation.

Phosphorus - Vital for bone and teeth formation, energy production.

Manganese - Involved in metabolism, bone formation, and antioxidant function.

Iron - Essential for oxygen transport and energy production.

Calcium - Critical for bone and teeth health, muscle function, and nerve signaling.

Selenium - Acts as an antioxidant, supports immune function and thyroid health.

Sulfur - Important for amino acid synthesis and detoxification.

Sodium - Regulates fluid balance, nerve function, and muscle contraction.

Magnesium - Supports muscle and nerve function, blood glucose control, and bone health.

Potassium - Helps maintain fluid balance, nerve function, and muscle contractions.

Zinc - Crucial for immune function, protein synthesis, and wound healing.

Copper - Involved in iron metabolism, connective tissue formation, and antioxidant defense.

Iodine - Essential for thyroid hormone production and metabolism regulation.

Fluoride - Strengthens tooth enamel and supports bone health.

Chromium - Enhances insulin action and glucose metabolism.

Cobalt - Part of vitamin B12, essential for red blood cell formation.

Molybdenum - Helps with enzyme function and detoxification.

Nickel - Involved in the metabolism of fats, carbohydrates, and proteins.

Silicon - Supports bone health and connective tissue integrity.

Vanadium - Plays a role in bone health and insulin regulation.

Strontium - Supports bone health and may aid in bone density.

Lithium - May influence mood regulation and neurological health.

Calcium - Important for cardiovascular health and muscle function.

Magnesium - Helps in enzyme reactions and DNA synthesis.

Iron - Supports cognitive function and immune health.

Potassium - Essential for heart function and muscle contractions.

Zinc - Important for DNA synthesis and cell division.

Selenium - Enhances antioxidant defenses and thyroid function.

Manganese - Assists in wound healing and bone development.

Phosphorus - Aids in energy production and bone health.

Copper - Crucial for brain development and cardiovascular health.

Sodium - Regulates blood pressure and volume.

Iodine - Essential for thyroid hormone production and metabolic regulation.

Fluoride - Helps prevent dental cavities and strengthens bones.

Chromium - Supports metabolism of carbohydrates and fats.

Molybdenum - Important for enzyme activity and metabolic processes.

Nickel - Assists in the metabolism of fatty acids and hormones.

Silicon - Enhances skin health and bone strength.

Vanadium - Potentially involved in glucose metabolism and bone health.

Strontium - May contribute to bone density and overall skeletal health.

Cobalt - Key component of vitamin B12, important for nerve function.

Lithium - May have effects on mood and mental health.

Calcium - Supports cardiovascular function and muscle contraction.

Magnesium - Contributes to heart health and muscle relaxation.

Iron - Essential for energy production and oxygen transport.

Potassium - Important for maintaining electrolyte balance and cellular function.

Zinc - Aids in immune function and skin health.

Selenium - Helps protect cells from damage and supports thyroid function.

Manganese - Facilitates enzyme reactions and antioxidant defense.

Phosphorus - Integral to energy storage and bone mineralization.

Hope you find this list as enlightening as I do! Feel free to save and share.

[whats-in-a-sentence]

Table 13.2 gives the principal inorganic species of some environmentally important metal ions.

Several of the general features of the classifications described above are underlined by the data in Table 13.2.

All the metals form aquo complexes in the aqueous media. Metals such as sodium and potassium have a small value of Z²/r and the coordinated water molecules remain protonated in all situations. For metals with a larger ratio (e.g. Al(III)), deprotonation occurs more readily and, with metals in very high oxidation states (e.g. Cr(VI) and Mo(VI)), oxyanions are the principal species.

Those metals that are subject to redox reactions are present as a different species in oxidizing (high pE) compared to reducing (low pE) environments.

In sea water, the high concentration of chloride and, to a lesser extent, sulfate favours formation of complexes with these ligands of certain metals.

The tendency for formation of complexes with ligands other than water is generally in the order: type B metal ions (e.g. Ag(I), Hg(II) > borderline metal ions (e.g. Mn(II), Zn(II) > type A metal ions (e.g. Ca(II), Al(III).

"Environmental Chemistry: A Global Perspective", 4e - Gary W. VanLoon & Stephen J. Duffy

[tenth-sentence]

In the previous chapter, Table 12.5 showed a series of divalent metal stability constants with humic acid (at pH 3.5) that agrees quite closely with this trend, even though the measurements had been made at a very low pH.

"Environmental Chemistry: A Global Perspective", 4e - Gary W. VanLoon & Stephen J. Duffy

[bvckbiter]

What do you hc to be Alabaster's middle name? (I can't believe we're never told)

tbh his middle name is something i haven't concretely decided on but i do have a shortlist HAHAHAH

chester - particularly fond of this one because it makes him sound british and snooty

cyrus - nothing to boost that boy's hero complex like being named after a great ruler (cyrus the great)

caine - I LOVE me some sinister biblical allusions (cain being the world's first murderer, his victim being his younger brother -> goes well with the hecate fam fratricide tradition). it's also one of those names that sounds like it could also be a surname which is cool

calcium/calcite/cobalt/cadmium - any geological name IS HILARIOUS TO ME

caelum - it's the name of a constellation, and i think it'd be cool if his middle name honors his grandmother (asteria) in some way

[artofeden]

Hydrogen - H (Atomic number 1) Helium - He (Atomic number 2) Lithium - Li (Atomic number 3) Beryllium - Be (Atomic number 4) Boron - B (Atomic number 5) Carbon - C (Atomic number 6) Nitrogen - N (Atomic number 7) Oxygen - O (Atomic number 8) Fluorine - F (Atomic number 9) Neon - Ne (Atomic number 10) Sodium - Na (Atomic number 11) Magnesium - Mg (Atomic number 12) Aluminum - Al (Atomic number 13) Silicon - Si (Atomic number 14) Phosphorus - P (Atomic number 15) Sulfur - S (Atomic number 16) Chlorine - Cl (Atomic number 17) Argon - Ar (Atomic number 18) Potassium - K (Atomic number 19) Calcium - Ca (Atomic number 20) Scandium - Sc (Atomic number 21) Titanium - Ti (Atomic number 22) Vanadium - V (Atomic number 23) Chromium - Cr (Atomic number 24) Manganese - Mn (Atomic number 25) Iron - Fe (Atomic number 26) Cobalt - Co (Atomic number 27) Nickel - Ni (Atomic number 28) Copper - Cu (Atomic number 29) Zinc - Zn (Atomic number 30) Gallium - Ga (Atomic number 31) Germanium - Ge (Atomic number 32) Arsenic - As (Atomic number 33) Selenium - Se (Atomic number 34) Bromine - Br (Atomic number 35) Krypton - Kr (Atomic number 36) Rubidium - Rb (Atomic number 37) Strontium - Sr (Atomic number 38) Yttrium - Y (Atomic number 39) Zirconium - Zr (Atomic number 40) Niobium - Nb (Atomic number 41) Molybdenum - Mo (Atomic number 42) Technetium - Tc (Atomic number 43) Ruthenium - Ru (Atomic number 44) Rhodium - Rh (Atomic number 45) Palladium - Pd (Atomic number 46) Silver - Ag (Atomic number 47) Cadmium - Cd (Atomic number 48) Indium - In (Atomic number 49) Tin - Sn (Atomic number 50) Antimony - Sb (Atomic number 51) Tellurium - Te (Atomic number 52) Iodine - I (Atomic number 53) Xenon - Xe (Atomic number 54) Cesium - Cs (Atomic number 55) Barium - Ba (Atomic number 56) Lanthanum - La (Atomic number 57) Cerium - Ce (Atomic number 58) Praseodymium - Pr (Atomic number 59) Neodymium - Nd (Atomic number 60) Promethium - Pm (Atomic number 61) Samarium - Sm (Atomic number 62) Europium - Eu (Atomic number 63) Gadolinium - Gd (Atomic number 64) Terbium - Tb (Atomic number 65) Dysprosium - Dy (Atomic number 66) Holmium - Ho (Atomic number 67) Erbium - Er (Atomic number 68) Thulium - Tm (Atomic number 69) Ytterbium - Yb (Atomic number 70) Lutetium - Lu (Atomic number 71) Hafnium - Hf (Atomic number 72) Tantalum - Ta (Atomic number 73) Tungsten - W (Atomic number 74) Rhenium - Re (Atomic number 75) Osmium - Os (Atomic number 76) Iridium - Ir (Atomic number 77) Platinum - Pt (Atomic number 78) Gold - Au (Atomic number 79) Mercury - Hg (Atomic number 80) Thallium - Tl (Atomic number 81) Lead - Pb (Atomic number 82) Bismuth - Bi (Atomic number 83) Polonium - Po (Atomic number 84) Astatine - At (Atomic number 85) Radon - Rn (Atomic number 86) Francium - Fr (Atomic number 87) Radium - Ra (Atomic number 88) Actinium - Ac (Atomic number 89) Thorium - Th (Atomic number 90) Protactinium - Pa (Atomic number 91) Uranium - U (Atomic number 92) Neptunium - Np (Atomic number 93) Plutonium - Pu (Atomic number 94) Americium - Am (Atomic number 95) Curium - Cm (Atomic number 96) Berkelium - Bk (Atomic number 97) Californium - Cf (Atomic number 98) Einsteinium - Es (Atomic number 99) Fermium - Fm (Atomic number 100) Mendelevium - Md (Atomic number 101) Nobelium - No (Atomic number 102) Lawrencium - Lr (Atomic number 103) Rutherfordium - Rf (Atomic number 104) Dubnium - Db (Atomic number 105) Seaborgium - Sg (Atomic number 106) Bohrium - Bh (Atomic number 107) Hassium - Hs (Atomic number 108) Meitnerium - Mt (Atomic number 109) Darmstadtium - Ds (Atomic number 110) Roentgenium - Rg (Atomic number 111) Copernicium - Cn (Atomic number 112) Nihonium - Nh (Atomic number 113) Flerovium - Fl (Atomic number 114) Moscovium - Mc (Atomic number 115) Livermorium - Lv (Atomic number 116) Tennessine - Ts (Atomic number 117) Oganesson - Og (Atomic number 118)

anyway. Have some star projectir stuff.

Did... Did you just list the entirety of the periodic table???