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Bill Pragnell wrote:
>> I recall Sodium as being yellow... (At least, unless you get it. The
>> resulting surface is silver, but corrodes faster than a Landrover.)
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> It's stored under oil to stop it oxidising. And it's soft enough to cut
> with a knife or scalpel, then you get the lovely shiny surface inside...
Yeah, I remember. But if you blink you'll miss the shiny bit...
> Have you seen the video of people dropping rubidium and caesium into
> water? That won't be done in the classroom anytime soon.
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> :)
Braniac did it.
Oddly, they couldn't get hold of any Francium...
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