Seaborgium: Why are we wasting research money on these Elements?

Why are wasting billions of Dollars and Euro's on finding new elements that seem to have no purpose? Who was Glenn T. Seaborg? What can you do with Seaborgium? Why was the element almost not named Seaborgium? Can you combine other molecules with Seaborgium? And what is the isle of stability? This and more questions we will discuss in this episode of Cubetube.
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[@RoRo-GG88]

Another great video 👌🏽

[@CubeChemistry]

Thanks Much appreciated!!

[@gadkinson]

Great video! 🎉

[@CubeChemistry]

Thanks!!

[@juliandevries2835]

So a question that popped up: So seaborgium alone is not stable. Suppose we would make a lot of seaborgium and clump it together. Is there a possibility that it will become stable if we simply make a 'mountain of seaborgium' or will it be just as unstable as a single element. (H20 alone behaves completely different than a 'mount of H2O' aka water).

[@CubeChemistry]

A single element is as unstable in this case as a lot of the substance. So 1 atom of seaborgium behaves the same way(or is as unstable) as 20 million atoms of Seaborgium. What do you mean exactly when you say H2O behaves differently in 1 molecule then when you have a ton of it? Bare in mind that we are talking about Seaborgium the element and H2O the molecule.

[@juliandevries2835]

Whahahaha, poor editor. Hopefully the coffe helped 😀!!

[@CubeChemistry]

It did, still she warned me to pay more attention next time.