Helium-3 Atom by Powderpower33
Helium-3 is one of two stable isotopes of Helium. Other than protium (Hydrogen-1), it is the only stable isotope that has more protons than neutrons. This isotope is quite rare on Earth, however, it is common in stars due to it being a product of fusion.
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thingthatsaidE 16th Mar 2021
Wow nice job getting on the front of by votes :D -
Powderpower33 16th Mar 2021
thanks -
thingthatsaidE 16th Mar 2021still pretty cool
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thingthatsaidE 16th Mar 2021Seems a bit lazily made though
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thingthatsaidE 16th Mar 2021Nice work