March 12th, 2020
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It's so hard to find an element on the table because it is seemingly random. I know, I know, it is based on how many electodes are in the nucleotide or whatever, so please don't attack me on that front. I just think it would be a lot more efficient for students and scientists if it was in ABC order.
March 12th, 2020
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It makes absolute perfect sense. In the early universe there was hydrogen everywhere, it still is the most abundant element by far, but obviously we have more elements now.
Stars formed and under the great pressure and energy they perform nuclear fusion. So a hydrogen atom undergoing nuclear fusion would be forced to gain a proton, therefore changing its properties and it becomes helium. This is why hydrogen is #1 and helium is #2.
This process continues in stars up to creating iron. Elements beyond that are created in supernovas or man made.
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Idk in Italian is kinda easy because many of these element are named from latin word and the translation of it in Italian is almost identical. Or are named from English words which we are all familiarized.
"Alphabetized" is just stupid, I mean, the disposition on the periodic table is just smart. You can get many information this way, but an "alphabetized" order is a plain childish tool. Like, you have to be in lower classes or in a not-so-great school to use only the link between the symbol and the name tbh.
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