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Periodic Table Stamps - Post-Transition Metals
Made by me ☆ f2u + credits not required but appreciated ☆ template source
This is my very first Element Cattos comic i've ever sent to the community.
It's actually based on a Vine from King Bach. Don't believe me? Here's the link: https://youtube.com/shorts/dO65waKWa-I?si=pP9EPW3o8niPIfB-
the link don't actually take you anywhere unfortunately :( so please copy it
(second one is all the EWOW contestants that were in the EC server)
Oooo, nice!
teehee
man I love learning the reasons for chemical names I would say "it's so fun" but I'm literally talking about nuclear reactor disasters here, which are not very fun funnily enough Nihonium's new design is a lot more faithful to his original Ununtrium design than the later flagcat design
こんにちは! Uh, I was told to write in English for the rest of this, so... Greetings!!! I'm Nihonium, I'm a triel and my atomic number 113! I carry around my coin so people can remember it!
Alot of my posts will be in Japanese but there WILL be the occasional English posts!!
That's all! I wish you good luck, さようなら!!
ABOUT THE ADMIN:
Hi yeah it's me @technum-99 again LMAO I PROMISE THIS IS ACTUALLY MY LAST BLOG
THIS BLOG ISNT OFFICIAL OR SERIOUS, NOR DO I PLAN FOR IT TO BE ANYTIME SOON
//OOC: Do any of you guys know if there's any Nihonium blogs ive been considering making one 😭 (Keyword: Consider, I already have like 3 rp blogs and a 4th one would make me feel terminally online even though I am LMAO)
Nihonium is named after the Japanese name for Japan, Nihon, and home of Riken, the institute credited with its discovery. Despite being in the same group as thallium, calculations predict that it is less reactive than thallium.