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Takket

(22,456 posts) Sun Oct 1, 2023, 08:22 AM Oct 2023

Cool youtube series on the elements...

About 3 minute videos about there they come from and how we use them. Only three episodes so far, but nice for someone with a passing interest that wants a quick overview!

Subscribe to the channel and check back for more........

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Cool youtube series on the elements... (Original Post) Takket Oct 2023 OP
I like that! JohnnyRingo Oct 2023 #1
An inspired choice for the first element. As a fission product, it's extremely valuable. NNadir Oct 2023 #2
Please! Silent3 Oct 2023 #3
Thanks for the post SCantiGOP Oct 2023 #4
bump for episode 4...... Takket Oct 2023 #5
Kick NNadir Oct 2023 #6

NNadir

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2. An inspired choice for the first element. As a fission product, it's extremely valuable.
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Mon Oct 2, 2023, 05:50 AM
Oct 2023

Particularly because of its low neutron capture cross section and the fact that it has an insoluble carbonate, sulfate, and a marginally soluble oxide.

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Takket

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5. bump for episode 4......
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Sat Oct 14, 2023, 08:05 AM
Oct 2023

Bumping this up for episode 4, Lithium. Wanted everyone to see this because she talks a lot about how, environmentally speaking, there is no "free lunch" for using lithium to power all our batteries to get off fossil fuel cars.

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