It's amazing how just a few grams of a metal could rip a bathtub in half like that.
I love science.
Fuck yeah Chemistry.
[editline]3rd June 2011[/editline]
Speaking of other awesome 'splodey things:
[img]http://pipeline.corante.com/azo%20thing.png[/img]
So if you dropped 50 ton of cesium in a lake.
What? It used to be a lake here? I think the right term for this is huge mother fucking hole
[QUOTE=IQ-Guldfisk;30217133]What? It used to be a lake here? I think the right term for this is huge mother fucking hole[/QUOTE]
Not really. It would be slow since not all the caesium would react. Like an ice block the outsides would melt first.
Now what would be devastating would be Dioxygen Difluoride with Caesium.
[QUOTE=Beaverlake;30219267][img]http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lke7rygU2o1qj72q0o1_500.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]
Nerd shit makes you live spiderman.
[QUOTE=Occlusion;30205463]get some francium up in this bitch ;D[/QUOTE]
Hard to acquire and too radioactive to be handled.
Plus it would probably destroy the table too if it was dropped in water.
[QUOTE=DSG;30215522]first five seconds this popped into my head:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhpVtNw7hd4[/media][/QUOTE]
I wish there was a Metal rock science group that made a song called Sodium on water.
[QUOTE=wingless;30220391]Hard to acquire and too radioactive to be handled.
Plus it would probably destroy the table too if it was dropped in water.[/QUOTE]
Only a few atoms of the stuff (in the order of 200) exist at any time in the earths crust.
[QUOTE=PunchedInFac;30217996]Not really. It would be slow since not all the caesium would react. Like an ice block the outsides would melt first.
Now what would be devastating would be Dioxygen Difluoride with Caesium.[/QUOTE]
If someone wanted to drop a large amount into a lake and really get a good effect out of it, they could probably form the metal so it's in a very porous design. Like you said, a solid block wouldn't get the full effect, but if you had a block that resembled a block of cheese, you'd get pretty good results.
Alkali metals are awesome. Did you know that lithium, if ingested, resets your circadian rhythm? :science:
Don't go about eating it though
[QUOTE=Wormy;30205225]Looks like a movie that you watch in school.[/QUOTE]
i want be scientist
[QUOTE=sockman12;30226527]Alkali metals are awesome. Did you know that lithium, if ingested, resets your circadian rhythm? :science:
Don't go about eating it though[/QUOTE]
Time to spew more random facts at my science teacher.
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