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Periodic table explained by plutoniumfusion

plutoniumfusion
plutoniumfusion
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2nd Oct 2020
26th Oct 2020
There will be many, many saves about each element in the future. And I am getting there!
science periodic physics chemistry colours display graph atom element table

Comments

  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    @IlikeUssr srry, little late
  • CCl2F2
    CCl2F2     2nd Oct 2020
    ok make
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    @IlikeUssr making it now...
  • ratio1
    ratio1     2nd Oct 2020
    Waiting for deleting a conversation below
  • CCl2F2
    CCl2F2     2nd Oct 2020
    make pink wire in Cu
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    @N2H4 I just love science and want to put effort in it.
  • N2H4
    N2H4     2nd Oct 2020
    You should probably acknowledge the fact that you are going to be inherently bad at teaching content in your current state, as you don't fully know English and can't fully understand and replicate information. I don't mean to be insulting, I just want to give constructive criticism.
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    and anyone who keeps adding tags that this save is wrong, pls stop. I am fixing it.
  • plutoniumfusion
    plutoniumfusion     2nd Oct 2020
    @DragonEggLol I really studied science stuff a lot, and I can naturally translate "Carbon monooxide" or "carboxyhemoglobin" as "one carcon and one oxygen" and "a hemoglobine with some carbon and oxygen" (And hemoglobin is in red meat and my blood...). I don't know why but I just can do it (I google them when I am not sure what they mean.). I was naturally a bad reader, and "adenosine triphosphate" is just heavy molecule with some energy to give...
  • DragonEggLol
    DragonEggLol     2nd Oct 2020
    Yes, that would mean you read at half the speed of the average person. I am currently learning Spanish, it does not affect my learning speed, only the vocabulary.