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Good timezone everyone! Today's element is Manganese. Sadly, nothing to do with Manga it turns out. What a shame if you ask me! XD
According to the Los Alamos National Laboratory, the word manganese comes from the Latin word for magnets, "magnes." Manganese, however, by itself is not magnetic. When combined with aluminum, antimony and copper, the resulting alloys are highly ferromagnetic.
This is the Molecule of Information Pinglist @ceenbee @AimaElsecaller @Xotik @NyxAgaris @crowfire
Good timezone everyone! Today's element is Manganese. Sadly, nothing to do with Manga it turns out. What a shame if you ask me! XD
According to the Los Alamos National Laboratory, the word manganese comes from the Latin word for magnets, "magnes." Manganese, however, by itself is not magnetic. When combined with aluminum, antimony and copper, the resulting alloys are highly ferromagnetic.
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Heyo everyone! Today's element is brought to you by my Iron pair, as it's Iron today! Remember to also eat your spinach and meat (if you do meat) to keep healthy iron levels in your body!
Find iron in the periodic table of elements, and you’ll notice that its chemical symbol is “Fe.” This abbreviation comes from the old Latin word for iron, which was “ferrum.” It’s not known where this word came from originally, but you can still see its use today in many Latin-based languages. In French and Italian, for example, iron is translated as “fer” and “ferro” respectively.
The English word “iron” has a complicated history, but it is thought to have come from the old Celtic “isarnon.” This word means “holy metal” or “strong metal,” and it’s said that the name came from the Crusades when iron was used in the swords of religious fighters.
This is the Molecule of Information Pinglist @ceenbee @AimaElsecaller @Xotik @NyxAgaris @crowfire
Heyo everyone! Today's element is brought to you by my Iron pair, as it's Iron today! Remember to also eat your spinach and meat (if you do meat) to keep healthy iron levels in your body!
Find iron in the periodic table of elements, and you’ll notice that its chemical symbol is “Fe.” This abbreviation comes from the old Latin word for iron, which was “ferrum.” It’s not known where this word came from originally, but you can still see its use today in many Latin-based languages. In French and Italian, for example, iron is translated as “fer” and “ferro” respectively.
The English word “iron” has a complicated history, but it is thought to have come from the old Celtic “isarnon.” This word means “holy metal” or “strong metal,” and it’s said that the name came from the Crusades when iron was used in the swords of religious fighters.
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