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Tellurium is element number 52. All the elements at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
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hokalol 2 years ago
1. Put it on a cookie
2.Give it to some one you hate
3.???????
4. Profit
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CorpseGrinderify 4 years ago
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ScottyDMcom 1 day ago
Tellurium is 1/4 as common in the earth's crust as gold. However because of the very low demand it's only around $15 - 20 per pound (at least it was a few years ago). There is a movement in the thick-film solar cell industry to use cadmium telluride to create cheap cells (but with less efficiency than silicon). However if CdTe solar cells take off the price of tellurium could rise.
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PMW3 1 month ago
that would depend on the rate of decomposition
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JooJoona 1 month ago
That is indeed true.
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ariesfairies 1 month ago
But almost every single element wont make you smell bad >: P
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simontay1984 2 months ago
not just some, all smokers smell bad. Its disgusting.
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JooJoona 2 months ago
Gold can kill you. Found that out by watching House!
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Jake Townsend 2 months ago
Wow, golden poo.
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4lifeNerdfighter 3 months ago
Whoa. Something's gone wrong. He has tellurium powder, not a wire???
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JooJoona 3 months ago
That applies to almost every single element! >:D
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brandon Somerville 3 months ago
tellurium is poisonous its a heavy metal causes all kinds of bad things but at trace amounts like smaller than a spec will cause tellurium breath but no real other side effects
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