Apr 10, 2025
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!
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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!
this gee is cobalt!! (Co), 27, transition metal, melting point: 2,723°F one of my favourite elements! it's used in batteries, paint pigments (cobalt blue), and is vital for b12 production(cobalamins)
pls correct me if i got any of this wrong :)
This Gerard Way is cobalt!
You’re stealing all the good cobalt facts… he’s also used to make magnets!
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!
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)
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
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