Mar 15, 2025
These killjoys are bismuth!
When they oxidize they form a shell off Bi2O3, the variation in this shell gives them a brightly colored appearance!
Requested by @mat-of-superwholock
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These killjoys are bismuth!
When they oxidize they form a shell off Bi2O3, the variation in this shell gives them a brightly colored appearance!
Requested by @mat-of-superwholock
danger days gerard as sodium!!
This Party Poison is sodium!
They can ignite spontaneously in moist air or in dry air above 239°F (115°C)
grey sweatshirt gee as sodium 🩶 (Na) Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na) atomic number 11, alkali metal. melting point: 208.029 °F
He reacts violently in water!
bday gee as high test lye 😭
This Gerard Way is high test lye aka sodium hydroxide (NaOH)!
In his concentrated form he can be corrosive!
gerard as copper🧡 (Cu) 29, transition metal, melting point: 1984.32 °F
This Gerard Way is copper!
He is malleable and known for his highly conductive properties!
carbon
This Gerard Way is carbon!
He makes up for 18% of the human body!
this gerard could be iridium or manganese imo
This Gerard is very manganese shaped!
He is used as a pigment is black and brown paints
pancake report gee as potassium!!
This Gerard Way is potassium!
When exposed to water he generates enough heat to ignite hydrogen and causes a purple flame!