Each ELEMENT Explained in 1min (Boron PART 5)

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Boron is an amazing element because it makes its hard and black
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[@PeriodicOddities]

Id love your guyses feedback good or bad. Let me know what should be added or subtracted so I can make better videos.

[@tarikmomumou9437]

I'm loving these videos so far, but the swearing in the "how it was discovered" section feels a little unnecessary and just...idk, weak

[@stefanripper6065]

just add more videos

[@rohitinc]

vegetables is wild ☠

[@griffinhaunts5496]

As a carbon-based life form myself, can't wait for the next one

[@RG18YT]

nahh the vegetables image is crazy 💀💀

[@ziggyzoggin]

Correction: while neutron count in an atom is entirely dependent on isotope and is not intrinsic, the most common isotope of boron is boron-11, which has 6 (11-5) neutrons in it. I like the video, and that image for vegetable was vile dude 💀

[@uno_revers]

Another banger, can't wait for lawrencium.

[@sauwsome]

god, lets just appreciate we’re not named like joseph.

[@neetaspirantishere69]

Informative and simple presentation 👍🏻
I really love these kind of videos
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Good going broski

[@thelamergamer1894]

We gonna get wild for Technetium.

[@drenz1523]

cool but the most stable isotope of boron has 6 neutrons

[@henrygill3061]

Proud to be Sub 450 can't wait for calcium that stuff rocks

[@hashawn_]

i fucking love this style of video, very kewl.

[@mikey10006]

Good video! It was entertaining a gave a bit of understanding (I wish you'd add more detail like giving the names of the reaction and stuff) and how boron reacts with stuff and humans

[@domo2035]

I love you

[@Mol2412w3]

can't wait for carbon

[@pika5110]

love this channel! :D

[@cloakergaming76]

mmmm carbon

[@flingyourself]

I’m not sure the neutron count is necessary as most elements have multiple different isotopes with different neutron counts