Actually I just looked it up and it almost never has 11 neutrons, that isotope is fantastically radioactive, the naturally occurring isotope has 12 neutrons. Did you know it has the highest electrical conductivity by weight (that is, if you forged a 1 pound, 1 mile long wire whose thickness varies depending on the metal's density) of any metal? You might expect lithium to beat it since it's so low in density, but not quite.
11 electrons 11 protons 12 neutrons (not 11) sorry kid but great video
CVFD606 4 months ago
Actually I just looked it up and it almost never has 11 neutrons, that isotope is fantastically radioactive, the naturally occurring isotope has 12 neutrons. Did you know it has the highest electrical conductivity by weight (that is, if you forged a 1 pound, 1 mile long wire whose thickness varies depending on the metal's density) of any metal? You might expect lithium to beat it since it's so low in density, but not quite.
medexamtoolsdotcom 6 months ago
If I was your teacher, I'd give you an A. Except for the part about sodium having 11 neutrons. It CAN, but that's not the only isotope.
medexamtoolsdotcom 6 months ago
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@Eddifrillson Really, you spelled Whatere instead of Water on the Sodium video.. I didn't know people could be so fucking horrible at spelling.
DawnSky0 1 year ago
@Eddiefrillson Really...you spelled "Whater" on the Sodium video...I didn't know people could be SO HORRID at spell! My fucking god.
DawnSky0 1 year ago
lol that looked like cocain
wiltse0 3 years ago
ELEVEN!
iamar0cker 3 years ago
11 is my lucky number! lol nice when it blew up when the whatere dripped down on it!
Eddifrillson 4 years ago
awesome
chazmatlon 4 years ago
that was you best yet!!!!1
iamsoserious 4 years ago
That was cool. Mrs. Hartmann probably hated the loud noises lol!
RedHandedFilms 4 years ago
Ethan its for high school, and anyway he had Mr. Nelson
mastershake409 4 years ago