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Dialogue at the National Science Foundation. - We used your funds well! We created 2 atoms of Nihonium in 20 years!!! - And where are those atoms? - Alas, they decayed in miliseconds!
Legit makes me wonder if they could be trying to fund something that won't decay in a millisecond that takes black holes to actually produce a decent amount in grams 😑
@@tomhank7517 *yeah but i own the fucking sun, ez to make nihonium with my dyson sphere (i made it so that whenever you're looking, it shines the light.. and i used a super advanced neural network that i already trained to predict hundreds of years in the future where humans will look. So basically, I'm getting most of the power from the sun and i have 100 kg of nihonium (can't get more because half of it decays after 10 sec)*
I should be impressed that we can actually detect a single atom these days, but i'm actually more annoyed that my periodic table poster has been out of date for years..
No doubt. I had the entire table memorized as a kid and I keep running across these "what the hell is nihonium" deals 🤣 The modern table is definitely a bit more filled in
America: "Our atom, Americium, has a half-life of 432 years which is longer than our country has existed. What's your atom's half-life?" Japan: "Uh...10 seconds. We only have one...it's gone now."
For those who may not know, "Nihon" is the word the Japanese use to refer to their country. It's essentially the true name of Japan (the Japanese don't call their country, "Japan").
(Nihonium-268, the most stable isotope, ) Has a half life of 10 seconds, I'm reading on wiki. Who would buy this crap, if 10 seconds later you only have half of it left :|
you actually got it wrong, the heat produced during the half life decay will vapourize it and it will escape as gas You you lose mostly everything before 10 sec
Me in high school in the 90s: Chemistry is boring as heck! I’m never going to even think about this again after I graduate!!! Me now: I’m subscribed to every chemistry channel on TH-cam lol!!
No. Price: 0 $ - No one wants. It was synthesized to let people know it exists. Thumbnail: Handled with fingers - NO & NO - Half life is 20s. Can you imagine how extremely strong is radioactivity ?
It's like Lego bricks. There are only so many ways to make a functional brick (x by y studs, and z for brick height), but we haven't even begun to approach the limit of ways you can arrange them
That table only describes what we have managed to find or synthesize, and is limited by our understanding of physics. Elements 119 and 120 are theorized but not synthesized yet, and depending on the model used, the atomic number can get a higher then that. The problem is that the more protons and neutrons you try to stuff in an atom, the weaker the atomic force that keeps it together. There is going to be a point where the repulsive force from the protons itself is enough to rip the atom to pieces.
Of course we know it would be expensive, but no one can really buy it... And if they did they would have bought nothing since it kinda exists for almost no time at all.
Another reaction that has been used was the 237Np+48Ca -> 282Nh+3n, however, the produced nihonium-282 only has a half life of around ~7/100 of a second.
Wow! New elements to add to the periodic table? This is a sign of our progress, which we have systems that could bring us closer to what may not exist on earth. Incredible! 🇨🇦
What about Oganesson? That requires particle colliders for just atoms of it for less than 1 millisecond, and if it was a metal, it would make the list....
I thought the same thing. In the beginning when he said you can find it in a binary star system. Zeta reticula is a binary star system. So of course we would struggle to build a anti gravity device their(the greys) way. We don't have access to the material they use to build one. What I find even as amazing was that I watched a video a few days ago supposedly of a transcript of a human talking with a reptilian and the being said we could build such a device with a more stable, lower atomic count element. But it is the internet and TH-cam so take from that what you will.
Theres actually an even more and fare expensive element called Nihoiminoinoinium. It only existed in theory until spotted in a single episode of Spongebob, but attempts to synthesize it have failed.
☑️We vacationed on the Island of Stability in 2006! It was SO much more fun that the Island of Instability, where we visited the year before! We should've known better than to go there though, as we expected it NOT to be a very stable vacation. We were right too!
*I note the decay of unstable element 115 produced resulting in 113. I wonder how stable element 115 isotope was created that does not decay to 113? To bad we only see small amounts of stable element 115 isotope associated with power systems seen by Bob Lazar in Nevada. Hopefully, this information will be released to the wider community for gravitational wave energy uses.*
Pete V. You wouldn’t have to worry about insurance simply because you can’t register a car that quick. 😂 What the hell would this element be used for? Jesus the US better not be making car engine blocks out of this crap, aluminum is bad enough.
Yeah but we haven't found a stable isotope.. not saying Bob is lying, in fact I believe him, but I just want to say that us synthesizing a few atoms of 115 doesn't confirm anything really
@@phillythrowbackrapchannel1149 Actually it does cause it proves it exists. Not being able to synthesize it at ur high school science class lab doesn't mean the federal government hasn't done so.
@@TENNESSEETRACKHAWK lol wtf are you talking about we've made a few atoms of it.. no where has anyone made tangible amounts and I dont see how that would make a difference. Even Bob Lazar himself has said this.. im not sure why you would argue with me when this is a provable fact. We already knew it existed.. just because we haven't made a particular heavy element doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.. and when did I say anything about high school science labs? Why would you think thats an appropriate place to synthesize heavy elements??
@@phillythrowbackrapchannel1149 So Bob Lazar just imagined 20 years later that element 115 would exist some day. Wow thats amazing how he can predict the future. Dude are u dumb or something?
@@TENNESSEETRACKHAWK no you are dumb and have no reading comprehension at all. That's not what I said and you keep making shit up that has nothing to do with what I said. I'm so confused smdh before you were saying Bob Lazar was right BUT BOB LAZAR AGREES with my statement about only making a few atoms of an unstable isotope (because its a true statement) do do you agree with me/Bob or not?
Lost_In_Blank ever consider ... not subbing to that many channels, there is no reason to have forty Minecraft channels, 12 Fortnight, and another dozen for anime, Pokémon, and Star Wars.
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Can the Hutchison effect prolong and suspend the elements life, for study. In near 0 Kelvin conditions, using the Hutchison effect to neutralizing the electron wave of the atom? Possible stabilization as well as efficient dependability of the effect, by utilizing a non reactive plasma in the zero point energy zone in conjunction with the scalar wave. If the plasma has no impurities for the atoms to form their crystalline structure around. The plasma will remain fluid until the desired element reaches the zpe field.
My thinking is, the nihonium is generating very energetic decay within itself , such that the trap would not be effective . The temperature in the trap would simply rise as particles are thrown out in highly energetic states. Remove more energy in trap (cooling) , dump in more nihonium rinse and repeat. This niho juice is very problematic .
@@texasdeeslinglead2401 texasdee slinglead I believe utilizing the CERN collider. That we could capture the particle after its collision. You are correct about the heat. It creates a 7.2 trillion degree microthermic temperature spike. However in a near zero Kelvin environment, which could be triggered simultaneously to neutralize the electron wave, and cease/slow the atomic energy. It should cease/slow nihonium from degradation into sustaining elements. Perhaps an electromagnetic area at the point of collision could be used to trap the particle amidst the perimeter which houses the zero point energy zone of this atomic "trap". Ideally I'd like to suspend the atom in a non relativistic state. For study.
@@texasdeeslinglead2401 If you're making graphene, you should look into silicon crystals and their ability to manipulate not only the trajectory of photons but the parabola created as well.
7:56 Yakushev: We attempted to make the Nihonium once... Closed Captioning: So there are 10 people died in accordion once... Those poor 10, we shall avenge them by bombarding the accordions with Nihonium!
A lot of elements are named after the area where they are discovered. The next element past Nihonium was first made at Oak Ridge, so it’s called Tennessine.
A video on Polonium would be cool because its one of the most radioactive and poisonous elements on earth and would cost trillions of dollars to make a gram of.
You physicists are reading my mind. I have been thinking about how the atoms above 103. The technique is the same. The target and the bombardment nuclei keep getting larger. And the half life is always short. Thank you.
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What if some other civilization in Universe produce cheaply?
Funny that it is the last element before the hypothesized "Island of Stability"
more costlier than antimatter ?
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Dialogue at the National Science Foundation.
- We used your funds well! We created 2 atoms of Nihonium in 20 years!!!
- And where are those atoms?
- Alas, they decayed in miliseconds!
@PruUrvu 😆😆😆😆
😂😂
Legit makes me wonder if they could be trying to fund something that won't decay in a millisecond that takes black holes to actually produce a decent amount in grams 😑
For science???
Why bother?..........just to spend $$$$$$$$
This is still cheaper than the printer inks
agreed
Ahahaha, really
Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
LOL good one
ROTFLMA! You sent it out the park with that one.
I am a nigerian prince and i need your help to sell some nihonium
I'll wire you $200 000
You will need to send me more than that 1g of this thing costs more than entire earth and moon.😂😂😂
Your father, the King , mailed me already sayin I´m the heir of it all.
I hate that old man. I knew he would do something like this. 😢😢😢
@@tomhank7517 *yeah but i own the fucking sun, ez to make nihonium with my dyson sphere (i made it so that whenever you're looking, it shines the light.. and i used a super advanced neural network that i already trained to predict hundreds of years in the future where humans will look. So basically, I'm getting most of the power from the sun and i have 100 kg of nihonium (can't get more because half of it decays after 10 sec)*
I should be impressed that we can actually detect a single atom these days, but i'm actually more annoyed that my periodic table poster has been out of date for years..
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Probably the best comment i enjoyed
How do you think the scientists get their money?
@@Kuumin SCIENCE coke! True scientist refuse to make any of those cheap knockoffs!
No doubt. I had the entire table memorized as a kid and I keep running across these "what the hell is nihonium" deals 🤣
The modern table is definitely a bit more filled in
nice
You know what's more expensive than nihonium? Antinihonium.
Ok now you're just showing off.🤣🤣
I got a guy that can get you some for good price.
till someone discovers that antinihonium is the easiest anti-element to synthesis through some new obscure method.
Thanks dude i allmost by the nihonium
great
We now have per atom pricing.
Indeed.
"That'll be $110,000,000 for those atoms there, and these atoms... you much be really rich..."
*i'll take 5 moles of this please, how much is it?*
@@9ish660 moles is too big
@@9ish660 *u mean 1300+ grams? then that would be $225 Octillion*
Best I can do is $4 and I'm taking a huge risk here...
Let me guess, you know a guy who deals with this stuff and he'll tell us if its authentic 113 nihonium
America: "Our atom, Americium, has a half-life of 432 years which is longer than our country has existed. What's your atom's half-life?"
Japan: "Uh...10 seconds. We only have one...it's gone now."
actually, the most stable americium isotope has a half-life of 7,000 years
@@mariofeds1101 *7350 Years
@@l_Jyv_l thank you
Still more stable than my ex-wife.
That's funny .
😂😂😂
😅😂
Ultimate reduction: reducing an unstable woman to less than one nihonium atom.
OH DAM
For those who may not know, "Nihon" is the word the Japanese use to refer to their country. It's essentially the true name of Japan (the Japanese don't call their country, "Japan").
So we can call it Japanium?
@@Zwarkyy A BIG RED NO
"another atom in *just* 415 days" lol
And it's gone.
Gone.... reduced to atoms...
Wait...
@@dragonsbreath389 Reduced to iotas.
@@dragonsbreath389 reduced to quarks
(Nihonium-268, the most stable isotope, ) Has a half life of 10 seconds, I'm reading on wiki. Who would buy this crap, if 10 seconds later you only have half of it left :|
And you'd be dead from the radiation of the decay process (just a thought)...
@@briancrane7634 so that's why they bought it
Sort of like buying a new car and driving it out of the sales lot. Bang! Half the value gone...
@@95rav ...and you died in the accident too-and so did the guy in the other car.
you actually got it wrong, the heat produced during the half life decay will vapourize it and it will escape as gas
You you lose mostly everything before 10 sec
You don't get to casually say "10% the speed of light" very often
Large hadron collider can accelerate atoms up to 99.99999% the speed of light
@@AbhisarRawat Nope. Hadrons are't atoms. H nucleus in form of proton at best.
You need a particle accelerator of at least the size of two football fields to reach these energies.
Look at these nerdy douchebags.....get off here and get back to pushing your shit shovel. This isn't school. It's useless information.....like you.
gashthrasher v.2 yes, it was a joke.
Me in high school in the 90s: Chemistry is boring as heck! I’m never going to even think about this again after I graduate!!!
Me now: I’m subscribed to every chemistry channel on TH-cam lol!!
"10 people died in accordion 7:58"
whaaatttt'. No one died in accordion, somebody just took advantage of bad sound and made up this nonsense
Not half as bad as when only he said that only "2000" died at Hiroshima in his uranium video (9:19 in uranium video.).
Just bad translation of youtube i saw it too
The speech recognition algorithm sure is having some fun with his accent!
i'm really excited to see this channel grow from where it started, to now, getting cool behind the scenes footage.
I'm no scientist, in fact my degree is in English Literature, but I LOVE this channel!
Awesome video, as always. I hope they leave room on the periodic table forThiosium!
I still remember when those elements didn't have an official name and use placeholder names
"How do we create new elements ?"
-: "Just slam stuff together very hard and very hot. "
Nature: it's not that complicated !
i mean... that's how stars do it
Imagine in the future, mashing atoms to create these elements becomes an everday toy like playdoh or those slime things.
And if you call in next 20 minutes we will throw in this amazing mini collider for free. That's right folks, in just 10 easy payments...
@@hey_its_travis There was a period in history where kid in america could play with a minilab containing....Uranium...yes, a science toy with uranium.
Please do an “Island of Stability” episode!
That is really cool that we are still discovering new elements!
you just need to keep on adding a proton to the last element in the atomic table!
Just came across your channel. This is a collection of jewels! Oh, and Kudos for your pronounciation of Darmstadt!
It is literally chinesium. Disappears faster than you are able to enjoy it.
Danchuk 39 ironic because Nihonium is named after Japan
Xi jinpooh certified
It would be fake atom made of plastic
I think "Sinosium" sounds better.
@@Bloated_Tony_Danza Lul I was thinking it sounds like "ni-hao"-nium
It would blow my mind for us to produce anything in the island of stability in my lifetime.
No.
Price: 0 $ - No one wants. It was synthesized to let people know it exists.
Thumbnail: Handled with fingers - NO & NO - Half life is 20s. Can you imagine how extremely strong is radioactivity ?
But people did want it - they paid millions of dollars to have it made.
Thanks!!! Now women are going to want wedding rings made out of it!
Please make videos about some super acids or super bases or some exotic chemical reactions also
When ever I see the table, I think how is it possible we have discovered everything in the universe .
Me too .....
but have we really? there is much we don't know, and we are still learning!
It's like Lego bricks. There are only so many ways to make a functional brick (x by y studs, and z for brick height), but we haven't even begun to approach the limit of ways you can arrange them
That table only describes what we have managed to find or synthesize, and is limited by our understanding of physics. Elements 119 and 120 are theorized but not synthesized yet, and depending on the model used, the atomic number can get a higher then that. The problem is that the more protons and neutrons you try to stuff in an atom, the weaker the atomic force that keeps it together. There is going to be a point where the repulsive force from the protons itself is enough to rip the atom to pieces.
Plz make video about various compounds too...Like acids, bases, salts and other chemicals
At some point he'll have to as there are only 118 elements
He will, after he finishes all the elements in the periodic table
Salts? nah,its bascids
Of course we know it would be expensive, but no one can really buy it... And if they did they would have bought nothing since it kinda exists for almost no time at all.
Another reaction that has been used was the 237Np+48Ca -> 282Nh+3n, however, the produced nihonium-282 only has a half life of around ~7/100 of a second.
i read the "however" in his voice and accent
I've learned more from you, than what I learned in school. Great video.
Usin' those Half-Life 2 sounds well!
Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed
Most knowledgeable element in universe THOISOINIUM
I’m not a scientist or scholar but your videos are always so informative and abound with knowledge- thank you for what you do |
Wow! New elements to add to the periodic table? This is a sign of our progress, which we have systems that could bring us closer to what may not exist on earth. Incredible! 🇨🇦
Отличное видео, We definitely want more
I'm calling it Japonium and you can't stop me.
Ramenium
Agreed , and therefore dub it japonium.
Write this in ur exam... And nxt time u will be stopped
Perfectly called it NIPPONIUM 😂😂😂
I'm American and its japonum you can't stop me
There is another alloy made from iridium costing billions per kg , found in Forests , temples. It has meta physical properties .
Nihonium... Nihon... Nippon....Japan
thats what i was thinking Japanium!!!
Nihon (ニホン) is the Japanese way of calling japan tho... sorry for making it awkward
Nikon
The pinnacle of scarcity... non-existence
This atom price doesnt include shipping cost
It does include shipping cost, by itself its just $5
And im here thinking Californium had that title, amazing video
I love the Half-Life 2 sounds :)
Super! Thank you very much.
Legend says that marvel's plot armor is made out of nihonium.
They cant all be "the most expensive metal" You made quite a few videos saying that
Agree. This video should be "the most impractical and ridiculous money wasting metal made by man"
What will happen after all elements are shown here?
By that time, other elements more than oganesson should be discovered
@@antrax607 it taking ages since element 118 tho
He will talk about their isotopes lol
A black hole will open up and take us all to an alternate universe level 1-2 where Mario will guide us to the princess.
@@texasdeeslinglead2401 where is the reaction thing I want haha reaction in TH-cam too
What about Oganesson? That requires particle colliders for just atoms of it for less than 1 millisecond, and if it was a metal, it would make the list....
so more expensive than anti helium? holy shit that's brutal.
Awesome awesome video man 👍👍👍
Ah yes, 115. UFO fuel.
I thought the same thing. In the beginning when he said you can find it in a binary star system. Zeta reticula is a binary star system. So of course we would struggle to build a anti gravity device their(the greys) way. We don't have access to the material they use to build one.
What I find even as amazing was that I watched a video a few days ago supposedly of a transcript of a human talking with a reptilian and the being said we could build such a device with a more stable, lower atomic count element.
But it is the internet and TH-cam so take from that what you will.
@@backseatpolitician please link reptilian video
So that’s what the Nihonium meme channel is
Better than comedy gold
Even if Nihonium is the most expensive metal on earth i bet it has less energy density than the cat at the end of the video.
Theres actually an even more and fare expensive element called Nihoiminoinoinium. It only existed in theory until spotted in a single episode of Spongebob, but attempts to synthesize it have failed.
In the universe?! Speak for your own planet, puny human!
Seriously! Humans always speaking for the universe. On our planet we have a metal called Diamonium! It's harder than any known Earth metals.
@@fusionsportdaily1650 but do you have oil
☑️We vacationed on the Island of Stability in 2006! It was SO much more fun that the Island of Instability, where we visited the year before! We should've known better than to go there though, as we expected it NOT to be a very stable vacation. We were right too!
KEEP UP THA GOOD WORK* MAYBEY YULL DISCOVER XPLODIUM *
i'll be glad when chemistry catches up with quantum dimensional shifts. a place where these rare elements exist in a stable and plentiful quantity
That sounds like something spongedoodle would say.
Nihonihonium
Bravo. Always exciting and informative.
If I could only get my hands on 1 gram on Nihonium, I could literally buy the Earth and everything on it!
But it has a half life spam of seconds
Then you have 100 seconds left with it.... It'll be 99.9% gone by 100 seconds
*I note the decay of unstable element 115 produced resulting in 113. I wonder how stable element 115 isotope was created that does not decay to 113? To bad we only see small amounts of stable element 115 isotope associated with power systems seen by Bob Lazar in Nevada. Hopefully, this information will be released to the wider community for gravitational wave energy uses.*
Ahh, a very useful element.
I think I’ll make a car out of it.
And 1/100000 of a second you car has disappeared. Try telling that to insurance company. :D
Pete V. You wouldn’t have to worry about insurance simply because you can’t register a car that quick. 😂 What the hell would this element be used for? Jesus the US better not be making car engine blocks out of this crap, aluminum is bad enough.
Best educational channel ever...
Element 115 exists...... Says Bob Lazer in the 80's. And now it actually does exist.
Yeah but we haven't found a stable isotope.. not saying Bob is lying, in fact I believe him, but I just want to say that us synthesizing a few atoms of 115 doesn't confirm anything really
@@phillythrowbackrapchannel1149 Actually it does cause it proves it exists. Not being able to synthesize it at ur high school science class lab doesn't mean the federal government hasn't done so.
@@TENNESSEETRACKHAWK lol wtf are you talking about we've made a few atoms of it.. no where has anyone made tangible amounts and I dont see how that would make a difference. Even Bob Lazar himself has said this.. im not sure why you would argue with me when this is a provable fact.
We already knew it existed.. just because we haven't made a particular heavy element doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.. and when did I say anything about high school science labs? Why would you think thats an appropriate place to synthesize heavy elements??
@@phillythrowbackrapchannel1149 So Bob Lazar just imagined 20 years later that element 115 would exist some day. Wow thats amazing how he can predict the future. Dude are u dumb or something?
@@TENNESSEETRACKHAWK no you are dumb and have no reading comprehension at all. That's not what I said and you keep making shit up that has nothing to do with what I said.
I'm so confused smdh before you were saying Bob Lazar was right BUT BOB LAZAR AGREES with my statement about only making a few atoms of an unstable isotope (because its a true statement) do do you agree with me/Bob or not?
Great stuff, I love all your videos ! I subscribe to 211 channels at the moment, and this is the one I always look forward to!
Lost_In_Blank ever consider ... not subbing to that many channels, there is no reason to have forty Minecraft channels, 12 Fortnight, and another dozen for anime, Pokémon, and Star Wars.
Bob Lazar, has some Element 115 :-)
It's not only the most expensive metal on earth but it is gone in milliseconds making it a very short term investment.
Every month a new more expansive material 😄😄
Video: Nihonium
My Brain: NI HOY MI NOY MI HOY!
Oh my God, it's the metal that true katanas are made out of! The ones that can slice the reality itself! :O
I know! They split the matrix like wooommm-tshakkka, better pray
I didn't search for it... TH-cam recommended it to me
Nihonium, isn't this the name of a TH-camr?
Meanwhile in alternate reality,
-Dude is that a supra? That's so loud!
-Nihonium Exhaust baby....
There will be a stable isotope ,its just making it.
Wow! But what is the characteristics of this element? Is it strong or what?
I thought oganesson was more expensive
It is
He said METEL
I love your channel!
Hello Thoisoi2 I love you so much 💖
You like me i love chemistry so much so please i have an idea about making a video about selenium element pls make it
You are my data base of elements😅😅
Can the Hutchison effect prolong and suspend the elements life, for study. In near 0 Kelvin conditions, using the Hutchison effect to neutralizing the electron wave of the atom? Possible stabilization as well as efficient dependability of the effect, by utilizing a non reactive plasma in the zero point energy zone in conjunction with the scalar wave. If the plasma has no impurities for the atoms to form their crystalline structure around. The plasma will remain fluid until the desired element reaches the zpe field.
My thinking is, the nihonium is generating very energetic decay within itself , such that the trap would not be effective . The temperature in the trap would simply rise as particles are thrown out in highly energetic states. Remove more energy in trap (cooling) , dump in more nihonium rinse and repeat. This niho juice is very problematic .
@@texasdeeslinglead2401 texasdee slinglead I believe utilizing the CERN collider. That we could capture the particle after its collision. You are correct about the heat. It creates a 7.2 trillion degree microthermic temperature spike. However in a near zero Kelvin environment, which could be triggered simultaneously to neutralize the electron wave, and cease/slow the atomic energy. It should cease/slow nihonium from degradation into sustaining elements. Perhaps an electromagnetic area at the point of collision could be used to trap the particle amidst the perimeter which houses the zero point energy zone of this atomic "trap".
Ideally I'd like to suspend the atom in a non relativistic state. For study.
@@joeylederman1127 I wonder if my microwave gets that hot. I see food go in but pure graphene come out. And magically shaped like a pizza pocket.
That's a rad theory . I'd like to hear more.
@@texasdeeslinglead2401 If you're making graphene, you should look into silicon crystals and their ability to manipulate not only the trajectory of photons but the parabola created as well.
Over my head ... but my wife says she wants some on her ring ...
Tell her it has *RAdiATioN*
7:56
Yakushev: We attempted to make the Nihonium once...
Closed Captioning: So there are 10 people died in accordion once...
Those poor 10, we shall avenge them by bombarding the accordions with Nihonium!
WARNING! Don’t try making this at home! 😆😆
Excellent!! We have found the perfect currency for purchasing whole galaxies!
Sounds like the discoverer was japanese because 'Nihon' means Japan in Japanese language
Edit: after watching the video
Yes japanese did it
Saayan Biswas Now that Germanium and Nihonium exist, Italians need to find Italium soon.
A lot of elements are named after the area where they are discovered. The next element past Nihonium was first made at Oak Ridge, so it’s called Tennessine.
Now gotta mine for Nihonium in minecraft, diamonds are no more
Nihonium
Hmmmm....
Would it alternatively called Nipponium? 😂😂😂
I guess Nihonium is shorter and easier to spell.
I dunno about Nipponium, but if I remember correctly, another proposed name for the element was Japonium.
So you forgot about Mr. Element 115 ova here...
E115: 🤨"Can you power a space ship??can ya?
Nihonium: 👀
Antimatter: *Am I a joke to you*
6:22 ... its density should be in cubes cms and not sq. cms
Can everyone where can I find this nihonium? I need to sell it when, I am richest person in the world?
A video on Polonium would be cool because its one of the most radioactive and poisonous elements on earth and would cost trillions of dollars to make a gram of.
Nihon is how Japanese people say Japan, so this element is literally named after the people who discovered it.
Californium, Darmstadtium, Hassium, Germanium, Yttrium, Erbium, Terbium, Ytterbium
@@demianstohr2422 also americium.
I can imagine it being promoted as "get rich fast, get a pickaxe and go mining" type of thing in one of those shady ads on the internet. :D
Japanium
More correctly is Nipponium 😂😂😂
You physicists are reading my mind. I have been thinking about how the atoms above 103. The technique is the same. The target and the bombardment nuclei keep getting larger. And the half life is always short. Thank you.