Does anyone know if element 117 has been discovered yet? Because I wanna call it Halovium :) Any Halo lovers will get this (117), plus it would be a Group 7!!!!! HALide!!!! too :P
... can't watch these vids anymore ... I only listen .... His hand waving makes me crazy -- neck hurts after 2 minutes - eyes can't stop twitching (at 3 min ) - headache at 4 minutes....
i am 14-years-old and all i can think about is chemistry. i have drawn some periodic tables, and I watch this in my free time. yeah, im a keeno, and im a nerd but who cares
Yep. Livermore (where the Lawrence Lab is located) is a city in Alameda County in the San Francisco Bay Area. This is the same county where Berkeley is located, whose university also has two elements named in its honor (Californium and Berkelium).
I am thinking of sodium and potassium. Those always give me a headache when I read a book in english. Why are you not even trying to pronounce those two?
I swear someone has to name an element for Charles Darwin. Its been too long for life scientists not to be on the periodic table of elements. IUPAC get this, element 115, Darwinium
Do any synthetic elements really have any useful purpose? Yes, it's an impressive feat, but so is running a marathon. How do any elements past 100 actually benefit science?
He needs to stop moving his hands so much... he also needs a good shearing. The several references to peace between the U.S and Russia are also dumb-founded, the Russian dubna team were adamant that element 116 was to be named Moscovium. 'mirin?
Brady! Can you get the professors view, on how to tackle math problem s in chemistry. I would like to know how he gets his head around the maths which engulfs chemistry :)
I believe the instability is caused because the odd number atoms have the extra proton(s) sitting on the outer edges of geometric spheroid shape... with uneven forces holding them in place they become unstable and are more likely to fall off... same reason for so called radio-active isotopes, unstable protons falling off left right n centre = fissured atom an release of weak nuclear force (I think lol)
Could the Professor be any more adorable? No, I think not. He has achieved the highest level of adorableness that can be stably maintained. He is the chemistry equivalent of kittens and bunnies.
The greater a person is, the more he or she will will get "naturalized" versions of his or her name: there is no "correct" version. We say Charlemagne not Karolus Magnus; so do not worry about Flerovium.
Even numbers of both protons and neutrons are more stable due to the spin pairings. Similar in concept to the energy levels of the S-orbital electron states. Just thought I would add that detail in there.
@nixs88 That's what I thought, but as a professor of chemistry I think professor poliakoff would know that already if it really were the reason behind the even no. stability.
New word for the OED: 'livermoride'. You heard it here first! And on the pronunciation of the other, I suspect few folks will ever pronounce 'flerovium' *at all*... unless a military application is found for it :(
@projectpat0392 You're right, but Livermorium is a metal isn't it? making Hydrogen -1 and the compound a metal hydride? Its kinda to the right I know maybe a metalloid but it should be the Livermorium Hydride
@obvioushat Orbitals have more to do chemical reactivity than atomic stability. Neon has full orbitals and is chemically unreactive. Oxygen has 2 half-filled orbitals and is reactive. But both elements (even numbered) are stable atoms, but so are nitrogen and fluorine which odd numbered.
The professor should give us talk about the number of icons on desktops and why, as the number of them increases, the desktop becomes more unstable....
Element 120: Prolikoffium, and 122, Bradyum, because between the two of them, they've managed to [re]kindle scientific curiosity in more, diverse people, since Dr. Carl Sagan narrated (and [co-]wrote) Cosmos. One thing they share is a passion that is nothing short of addicting.
And I'm going to show my age and/or terrible lack of mojo: what the hell is a snes roms?
The professor is indeed correct in his assumption that nuclei with even numbered protons and neutrons are more stable and hence more likely to be created in the lab. For those who are interested in finding out why this is, read up on the 'liquid drop model'. A truly spectacular explanation from physics regarding the stability and configuration of nuclei born out of experimental observation and mathematics. :-D
@rephl3x There is no official explanation is physics as to why. The best explanation without making any assertions is that nuclei like electric fields follow a quantized pattern which shows itself in atom structure. The thing is there is no functional pattern, just that even tend(but not always) to be more stable.
@525047 Physics does provide a satisfactory reason why certain configurations of nucleons are more stable than others and is verified by experimental observation. The stability is related to the binding energy per nucleon within a nucleus. Positive and negative contributions to this overall binding energy are made by various configurations. Of course like any theory there are likely to be factors that have not been considered, the liquid drop model is still a comprehensive explanation though.
I have a couple of friends who live in Livermore, California (site of the Lab) who might agree with the potentially smelly connection with Element 118 and the city itself...
Oh man, Look at all those desktop icons behind him!
philsk8thrill 2 days ago 3
Livermorium - all you can eat liver buffet
maahal 3 days ago
Poliakoffum anyone?
elmotouchesme97 4 days ago
Now that's a cluttered desktop.. :D
wowrazzor 1 week ago
Does anyone know if element 117 has been discovered yet? Because I wanna call it Halovium :) Any Halo lovers will get this (117), plus it would be a Group 7!!!!! HALide!!!! too :P
HELLJUMP3R7 1 week ago
@HELLJUMP3R7 I think that's Ununseptium, but I believe that's only a temporary name.
MrVenat0r 4 days ago
@MrVenat0r Yeah i did see that, do you think there's any way you could start a petition to get it permanently named?
HELLJUMP3R7 3 days ago
livermoride? come on !!!
joebiekong 1 week ago
Ё letter is especial in Russian language because a lot of funny and bad words, phrazes and exclamations start with it.
Tmaker197812 1 week ago
"Memoriam"? Makes me think of liver. Something tells me this atom wouldn't be stable for a ns near a sample of C2H5OH.
MultiPaulinator 2 weeks ago 2
livermorium forsure my hometown! =)
dubdrumnelectrohouse 2 weeks ago
I wonder if prime numbers in protons may tease out an awful pattern. shudder to think.
breaneainn 2 weeks ago
I love this guy!
Lipludful 3 weeks ago
Poliakoffium, anyone? For services to chemistry by spreading the love of it to more people than ever before!
talamioros 3 weeks ago
Livermorium makes me think of alcoholism: in memoriam of my liver. Sad indeed. :(
ProgHead777 3 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
bob lazar and his element 113 or 115 as a UFO fuel
ollobrains1 3 weeks ago
@ollobrains1 !! lazarium and hoaxium certainly have a ring to them! (just like their toroidal applications) ;)
breaneainn 2 weeks ago
@CxRax you should see mine :D
o0oo0ooo0oooo0ooooo0 3 weeks ago
@CxRax you should see mine :D
o0oo0ooo0oooo0ooooo0 3 weeks ago
Clean your blimin desktop up dammit!
mickenoss 4 weeks ago
@CxRax That's his periodic desktop of programs!
TheAgnostiic 4 weeks ago
your desktop looks similar to mine you just lack 20 more icons :)
Hobypyrocom 4 weeks ago
YOUR HAIR IS GOD!
DazNoobs 4 weeks ago
Surely it's about time for Davium?
danguy1001 1 month ago
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My Periodic table from UCBerkley already had all the names from 1 - 118 they were weird though like ununquadnium.
GRlovelife 1 month ago
... can't watch these vids anymore ... I only listen .... His hand waving makes me crazy -- neck hurts after 2 minutes - eyes can't stop twitching (at 3 min ) - headache at 4 minutes....
I listen & enjoy ....
curiousgeorge1940 1 month ago
@curiousgeorge1940 lol... do you have ADD? take some Ridelin :p
ceaos 1 month ago
Mass icons ftw. (y)
whitewings05 1 month ago in playlist More videos from periodicvideos
I feel the same way about math. It just doesn't keep my interest. But you guys make chem more 'acessible' so to speak.
quidnick 1 month ago
Oh, and nice screensaver XD 5:25
links212 1 month ago
Yay, Livermorium! Thanks for naming it after my hometown. :D
links212 1 month ago
you have too many icons on your desktop
orangejuice43 1 month ago
Flerovium reminds me of Rovio lol
MrTobi48 1 month ago
I'm going to arrange my shortcuts to make a periodic table. :P
MrTobi48 1 month ago
Livermoorium makes me feel sad because liver is yucky.
mario1is1awesome 1 month ago
I just want a element to be named Unobtainamon.
TheJamesDVid 2 months ago 2
i was hoping one was Newtonium
aw9reader 2 months ago in playlist More videos from periodicvideos
I think it sound sad because it reminds me of Mors, the personification of death in Roman mythology.
mousaey 2 months ago
I am SUCH a nerd LOL
i am 14-years-old and all i can think about is chemistry. i have drawn some periodic tables, and I watch this in my free time. yeah, im a keeno, and im a nerd but who cares
Lefty7788tinkatolli 2 months ago
@Lefty7788tinkatolli go get laid fruit
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@cluescrollvids wtf does that mean :P
Lefty7788tinkatolli 1 month ago
@Lefty7788tinkatolli virgin 4 life
cluescrollvids 1 month ago
@cluescrollvids So you're implying that stupidity is more attractive than intelligence?
supergsx 1 month ago
Yep. Livermore (where the Lawrence Lab is located) is a city in Alameda County in the San Francisco Bay Area. This is the same county where Berkeley is located, whose university also has two elements named in its honor (Californium and Berkelium).
dulcimerrafi 2 months ago
The 116th icon is named Internet Explorium
Every1Tubes 2 months ago
Liverwurst
AreYouWetYet 2 months ago
I am thinking of sodium and potassium. Those always give me a headache when I read a book in english. Why are you not even trying to pronounce those two?
Hedning1390 2 months ago
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u make my penis so hard
nikeb00ts 2 months ago
I really like your videos .I am a home school educator and I would very much appreciate if you stop my my channel and subscribe.
homeschooll4us 2 months ago
thats a lot of porn Mr. Poliakoff ;)
614560w 2 months ago
Science between the US and Russia/USSR has always been better than the politics.
ijunkie 2 months ago
Anyone else notice how much stuff he's got on his desktop?
OMGtechy 2 months ago
I hope, there may be an element in future named "Poliakoffium" :-D
911Rstar 2 months ago 2
I swear someone has to name an element for Charles Darwin. Its been too long for life scientists not to be on the periodic table of elements. IUPAC get this, element 115, Darwinium
miesrah12 2 months ago 2
There might be one or two unused icons on that desktop...
Direkin 2 months ago
Do any synthetic elements really have any useful purpose? Yes, it's an impressive feat, but so is running a marathon. How do any elements past 100 actually benefit science?
Kaldosh 2 months ago in playlist 2011-12-03
@Kaldosh its more of a search of new substances, and maybe if its possible to get a stable isotope we may experiment more on it
Trillios 2 months ago
Livermorium does sound very sad, sounds a lot like Liverpool.
fritspas 2 months ago
They should name element 115 -- Nazdrovium! Cheers!!!
guruflorida 2 months ago 10
I don't know why I don't kinda like livermorium. ADD the J and Q already!!! I can't spell my name with the chemcial symbols without J.
MrTobi48 2 months ago
does he ever stop shaking his hands......
MickMysterr 2 months ago
Livermorium sounds to me like liver... yuuuukk!
sinjisdf1 2 months ago
I think I figured it out; the reason why it sounds so mournful is because it's only five letters off of the word, "NEVERMORE!!!"
...Poe reference...
KerianH 2 months ago
He needs to stop moving his hands so much... he also needs a good shearing. The several references to peace between the U.S and Russia are also dumb-founded, the Russian dubna team were adamant that element 116 was to be named Moscovium. 'mirin?
GntMoFo 2 months ago
@GntMoFo wouldnt they call moskvaium? as Moskva is what russians call Moscow
Trillios 2 months ago
Brady! Can you get the professors view, on how to tackle math problem s in chemistry. I would like to know how he gets his head around the maths which engulfs chemistry :)
Thank You!
IqsMontegro 2 months ago 26
I believe the instability is caused because the odd number atoms have the extra proton(s) sitting on the outer edges of geometric spheroid shape... with uneven forces holding them in place they become unstable and are more likely to fall off... same reason for so called radio-active isotopes, unstable protons falling off left right n centre = fissured atom an release of weak nuclear force (I think lol)
mewoozy2 2 months ago
In memoriam is very much Latin not English.
nbachmann 2 months ago
how many icons does he have on his desktop?
TheFloydenstein 2 months ago
@TheFloydenstein ~180
aopdjasldksa 2 months ago
There's still room for 2 more columns of icons so it's true, your work is never done!
scottswan 2 months ago
Could the Professor be any more adorable? No, I think not. He has achieved the highest level of adorableness that can be stably maintained. He is the chemistry equivalent of kittens and bunnies.
pepsibookcat 2 months ago
A Romney commercial? Really?
lordstryker11 2 months ago
There are 179 icons on Professor's left desktop and his screen saver appears after about 5 minutes of inactivity.
r0galik 2 months ago
The greater a person is, the more he or she will will get "naturalized" versions of his or her name: there is no "correct" version. We say Charlemagne not Karolus Magnus; so do not worry about Flerovium.
xlrv1 2 months ago
So... does this mean we'll have to put his hair back in the ion beam miller to add the two new symbols?
DrMikeWF 2 months ago
Even numbers of both protons and neutrons are more stable due to the spin pairings. Similar in concept to the energy levels of the S-orbital electron states. Just thought I would add that detail in there.
nixs88 2 months ago
@nixs88 That's what I thought, but as a professor of chemistry I think professor poliakoff would know that already if it really were the reason behind the even no. stability.
ionParallax 2 months ago
Stop moving your hands!
ClayTongues 2 months ago
Well yes, you are correct.. There are 179 icons on the desktop.. Then element 179 should be named after the professor!
rkan2 2 months ago
Fl(lv)+ca-po(h2o)-o2= bullshit
MrAlmuazzin 2 months ago
Come on we should of learned that even numbers are more stable in Grade school.
rabbitsib 2 months ago
Well this is something that the Cold War gives us that would be for the good. I guess?
rabbitsib 2 months ago
Livermore was at one point called Nottigham. Neat.
wdm2112 2 months ago
ide like more liver
and onions :P
qoaa 2 months ago
New word for the OED: 'livermoride'. You heard it here first! And on the pronunciation of the other, I suspect few folks will ever pronounce 'flerovium' *at all*... unless a military application is found for it :(
dajwilkinson 2 months ago
Poor choices for both the names and the symbols.
bfesser 2 months ago
Flavorful liver!
jorge10928 2 months ago
When I read Wikipedia articles on chemistry, I hear the words in my head in Professor Poliakoff's voice.
joeloud1 2 months ago 38
Wouldn't it be called Livermorium Hydride not Hydrogen Livermoride??
snakeguy76 2 months ago
@snakeguy76 No, chemists usually list the positive part first. (Hydrogen --> H+)
projectpat0392 2 months ago
@projectpat0392 You're right, but Livermorium is a metal isn't it? making Hydrogen -1 and the compound a metal hydride? Its kinda to the right I know maybe a metalloid but it should be the Livermorium Hydride
snakeguy76 2 months ago
Livermorium reminds me of a liver and like someone having more liver hahahahaha
hamfish225 2 months ago
Is it not because even numbered elements have full orbitals? Or has that got nothing to do with stability?
obvioushat 2 months ago
@obvioushat Orbitals have more to do chemical reactivity than atomic stability. Neon has full orbitals and is chemically unreactive. Oxygen has 2 half-filled orbitals and is reactive. But both elements (even numbered) are stable atoms, but so are nitrogen and fluorine which odd numbered.
snakeguy76 2 months ago
oh no, confusion with Fluorine xD
mikeytheaznking 2 months ago
Flyorovium. Flyorovium. Flyorovium. Flyorovium.
TenuredHornet 2 months ago
Holy.... Your computer screen is almost full. Dude, you need to learn desktop organisation.
NictraSavios 2 months ago
livermorium is pretty catchy...
blu3ftb00by 2 months ago
The professor should give us talk about the number of icons on desktops and why, as the number of them increases, the desktop becomes more unstable....
sp1nrx 2 months ago
Did the professor have splash guards added to the side of his eyeglasses to make them safe to use in the lab?
Just the sort of thing you notice when looking at someone's face for 6 minutes in HD :)
aluisious 2 months ago
OMG look at all those icons!!!
ijunkie 2 months ago
actually there 179 icons on his desktop that is why he is not that stable 00:40
dandik123 2 months ago
Element 117 earthium
Thecoinvideos 2 months ago
You would not want to know what the Norwegian word "Livmor" means. Ugh! How could they be so stupid?
SigurdNORWAY 2 months ago 2
@SigurdNORWAY Now I am curious as to what "Livmor" means in Norwegian, SigurdNORWAY.
TadRaunch 2 months ago
@TadRaunch Uterus...
nokia1110 2 months ago
@nokia1110 Haha. Well, it happens, I guess.
TadRaunch 2 months ago
@TadRaunch The Norwegian word for "Livmor" means uterine.
Juiceton5000 2 months ago
Poliakoffnium FTW!
DazIOM1140 2 months ago
Why do the Latin and Russian alphabets have to be different?
fakemadereal 2 months ago
Element 120: Prolikoffium, and 122, Bradyum, because between the two of them, they've managed to [re]kindle scientific curiosity in more, diverse people, since Dr. Carl Sagan narrated (and [co-]wrote) Cosmos. One thing they share is a passion that is nothing short of addicting.
And I'm going to show my age and/or terrible lack of mojo: what the hell is a snes roms?
rogerdotlee 2 months ago
Element 115- universium
Thecoinvideos 2 months ago
i dont understand why the element would smell................
badshabz1 2 months ago
That's going to be confused with Flourine.
shaurz 2 months ago
@shaurz Cerium/curium and thallium/thulium are already similar, though.
Zeldakitteh 2 months ago
Dear god, that desktop! lol
I thought mine was bad.
Great video! Good work as usual, Brady.
urantivirus 2 months ago
Professor, I was in Brussels last week and I am happy to be back to London...
ezwa29 2 months ago
Someone should arrange those shortcuts in a periodic table shape.
retepaskab 2 months ago 68
The prof. needs to learn how to create folders on his desktop
3GBlog 2 months ago
Pure want to drag all those folders into one new folder
dazzaboy88 2 months ago
hmmmmm more elements for me to learn for exams
nickgazaking 2 months ago
Dude seriously need to clean up that desktop!!!
alees12345 2 months ago 97
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gubbi1000 2 months ago
@alees12345 lol
dr34m3r2k 2 months ago
@alees12345 or at least align to grid... its looks like he's just placed them as if it were a grid lol
TheNotDone 2 months ago
The professor is indeed correct in his assumption that nuclei with even numbered protons and neutrons are more stable and hence more likely to be created in the lab. For those who are interested in finding out why this is, read up on the 'liquid drop model'. A truly spectacular explanation from physics regarding the stability and configuration of nuclei born out of experimental observation and mathematics. :-D
rephl3x 2 months ago
@rephl3x There is no official explanation is physics as to why. The best explanation without making any assertions is that nuclei like electric fields follow a quantized pattern which shows itself in atom structure. The thing is there is no functional pattern, just that even tend(but not always) to be more stable.
525047 2 months ago
@525047 Physics does provide a satisfactory reason why certain configurations of nucleons are more stable than others and is verified by experimental observation. The stability is related to the binding energy per nucleon within a nucleus. Positive and negative contributions to this overall binding energy are made by various configurations. Of course like any theory there are likely to be factors that have not been considered, the liquid drop model is still a comprehensive explanation though.
rephl3x 2 months ago
In Russia elements name you...
keldrew81 2 months ago
That's an awful lot of desktop icons the professor has on his PC.. perhaps someone ought to help him arrange them into more convenient folders??
GronTheMighty 2 months ago
115 should be Elerium
Tehtog 2 months ago
Yeah. Why did I think it was only me that was thinking of Livor Mortis? That or liver memoriam, i.e. after a saturday night out on the town
ironnica 2 months ago
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damianpaz 2 months ago
Me thinks that if the element 116 is the smelliest element of the table it should be called Farthorium.
damianpaz 2 months ago
How many icons....
neshi3 2 months ago
Livermorium just makes me think of liver mortis X3
pinkblackwitch 2 months ago
Oh, word! That's more smelly than Livermorium!
P55CxE9 2 months ago
So is his name Фльоров?
kaziklu79 2 months ago
@kaziklu79 His name is Георгий Николаевич Флёров, ё as "yo" in yogurt
flamelius 2 months ago
Hehehehehehe,now you have to make videos for these elements... :D
Timurv1234 2 months ago
Maybe we could ask pronunciationmanual how he pronounces Flerovium ...
DUI405 2 months ago
I have a couple of friends who live in Livermore, California (site of the Lab) who might agree with the potentially smelly connection with Element 118 and the city itself...
e2theeyepie 2 months ago
dayum that computer desktop
TheNiceguy1212 2 months ago
Lv.....Louis Vuitton..
mubashshirmuhammad 2 months ago
@nyanmiaw 1:06 dude. 1:06
FersotJ 2 months ago
I love seeing new videos posted from Periodic Videos!!! Ah, you just made my Friday night!
jasonguyperson 2 months ago
Fl could be Flerovium or some-kind of Fluorine-Iodine compound, anything with the small L in it has that problem, not perfect.
IcEye89 2 months ago
Look closely at his PC screen at the beginning of the video. The icons will appear to shrink and expand! Trippy.
bennemann 2 months ago
Still no letters J or Q in any symbol of the periodic table.We need an element with a symbol of Jq or Qj.
LiiMuRi 2 months ago
There are so many famous chemists left after which the IUPAC could name elements...
douro20 2 months ago
your computer desk top is almost full.
i should make a short film on the history of professors desktop.
defect530 2 months ago
This guy needs to put his hands down
ospreius 2 months ago
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This is completely irrelevant but I love how your screensaver moves from one monitor to the other
SpartanStig117 2 months ago
Flavaflavium?
Every1Tubes 2 months ago
Live-no-more!
sac78008 2 months ago
too many icons on that computer's desktop O.o
YupHio 2 months ago
You think the prof has too many icons, I've filled one screen and there's a few on my second monitor.
HWGuyEG 2 months ago
While you're at cleaning up your desktop, you might as well clean up your desk top, too.
supergsx 2 months ago
Clean that desktop professor!
Bryan6446 2 months ago
Dude, that's a lot of desktop shortcuts. It needs to be tidy professor! but other than that... keep up the good work on the videos, both of you :)
EwfrGomulee 2 months ago
one person is lady gaga fan
amizan23 2 months ago
wtf icons o.o
NeedhamDG 2 months ago
Element 180 should be named after the professor, because of the 180 icons on the desktop!
rkan2 2 months ago 180
@rkan2 I only see 179 =D
Rotorzilla 2 months ago
@rkan2 wow good job. You actually got me to check your number... indeed 180 icons. gj
Dracanic 2 months ago
@Dracanic I actually just read other comments saying it was 180, that's why it went wrong. :P
rkan2 2 months ago
@rkan2 Only 179 icons on his desktop.
07BlackCobaltLS 2 months ago
@07BlackCobaltLS I hope there are folders with more stuff inside.
munky9001 2 months ago
@rkan2 Bottom right hand corner is missing: 179!
FersotJ 2 months ago
@rkan2 Check again, bottom right corner of his screen. It's 179.
HardHouseMusic4Me 2 months ago
@rkan2 I can only count 179 icons.
Zeldakitteh 2 months ago
@rkan2 there are actually only 179. theres one missing at the bottom :P
VoyagesInEnglish 2 months ago
@rkan2 u should really look back at ur comment!
NarutoSSj6 2 months ago
@NarutoSSj6 Why? :O Because of one too many icon?
rkan2 2 months ago