Has your country ever discovered an element?
Has your country ever discovered an element?
Cooper Brown
Thomas Sanchez
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Nathaniel Carter
yes
Landon Cook
Bump
Luke Johnson
>Vanadium compounds are poorly absorbed through the gastrointestinal system. Inhalation of vanadium and vanadium compounds results primarily in adverse effects on the respiratory system.[85][86][87] Quantitative data are, however, insufficient to derive a subchronic or chronic inhalation reference dose. Other effects have been reported after oral or inhalation exposures on blood parameters,[88][89] liver,[90] neurological development,[91] and other organs[92] in rats
is this how mexicans boot their bootleg sweatshop toys?
Luke Nelson
where's that one element discovered by japan?
Grayson Lee
⭐
Blake Morales
Reminder that "Finland's" element was discovered in Sweden by a Swedish-speaking Swedish citizen employed at a Swedish university in a mineral discovered in Sweden by a Swedish colleague of his.
Tyler Watson
>Mexico
It was a spaniard I belive
Jonathan Rogers
yes, Tellurium and Hafnium
Nathaniel Gutierrez
Josiah Jones
A spaniard-mexican living in Mexico making his discovery in Mexico City and dying there after being a founding father of the College of Mines in Mexico and the base for the current Institute of Geology of the University of Mexico. His work and his liberal politics were important to the building of an independent Mexican nation.
Yes.
Cameron Parker
yeah, the element of surprise...
BOO!
Brody Lewis
>posting butthurt edited version
Anthony Smith
...
Aiden Fisher
rekt'
Daniel Sanders
Kek
Anthony Parker
Does Behçet's disease count as an element?
Daniel Bell
>Polonium
>discovered by a Polish woman and literally named after Poland
>lmao it's French because her husband was French xDDD
REEEE
DELET THIS
Isaac Garcia
It was discovered in France by a French citizen born in Russia.
Camden Gray
>French citizen born in Russia.
Who spoke Polish and strongly identified as Polish. Fuck off, Sven.
Jonathan Morris
Poland was not a country back then
If some sorbish minority in Germany discovers something, it still counts as a German invention
Tyler Mitchell
My country has created the Table itself.
Gabriel Taylor
>known to ancients
That wuz us
Charles Lee
WE
Bentley Perry
>Naming an element after your own country / town
This is how you know you're insecure
Oliver Diaz
If a Swedish Sami scientist discovers something and then a hundred years later the country Sápmi is formed, the discovery does not retroactively become attributed to Sápmi.
David Peterson
Maybe if you only have that one element, but when you have 20 or so, some of them will inevitably be named after places.
>Yttrium
>Terbium
>Erbium
>Ytterbium
>Holmium
>Scandium
>Thulium
Are the ones we named after places.
Juan Garcia
>Poland was not a country back then
But Polish nationality didn't fucking cease to exist, you stupid german ape.
Anthony Wright
Neither did the Jewish nationality, but you don't see the flag of Israel on 'murrica's discoveries, do you?