#Vanadium

[elementcattos]

so i was messing with the rando program i did (previous ask) and i. may have gone a little overboard

Strontium,, slay queen

[materialsscienceandengineering]

'Surprising' hidden activity of semiconductor material spotted by researchers

New research suggests that materials commonly overlooked in computer chip design actually play an important role in information processing, a discovery that could lead to faster and more efficient electronics. Using advanced imaging techniques, an international team led by Penn State researchers found that the material that a semiconductor chip device is built on, called the substrate, responds to changes in electricity much like the semiconductor on top of it. The researchers worked with the semiconductor material, vanadium dioxide, which they said shows great potential as an electronic switch. They also studied how vanadium dioxide interacts with the substrate material titanium dioxide and said they were surprised to discover that there seems to be an active layer in the substrate that behaves similarly to the semiconductor material on top of it when the semiconductor switches between an insulator—not letting electricity flow—and a metal—letting electricity flow.

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[neon-emojiz]

Elements!

Sulfur

Chlorine

Argon

Potassium

Calcium

Vanadium

Titanium

Scandium

Chromium

Manganese

[No spoons for ID rn]

[didyouknowfictionorfact]

Did you know

South Africa 🇿🇦 is the world's biggest producer of gold, platinum, chromium, vanadium, manganese and aluminosilicates

[periodictabletournament]

Round 2 - Matchup 15

Vanadium 23 (V) - Vanadium steel is good for tools, a lot of spanners and such are vanadium.

vs

Potassium 19 (K) - Makes your bananas slightly radioactive. And also most other fruits and vegetables, because it's essential to life.

[zincbucket]

[hellspawntale-rebooted]

Uranium, Nickel, Vanadium, Erbium.

What does that spell?

[garbagechocolate]

I shall continue if you wish me to. Thank you for reading my cryptic and eldritch comments on your AU's askblog, sorry if they are too cryptic, i just like writing eldrtch horrors and i also really like characters like Gaster, so that influences some things i send. I hope they gave you a good fright, though.

Have a wonderful day.

Signed, -Vanadium

it's like i'm reading complex character analysis (i love complex character analysis)

[fuck-the-periodic-table]

Round 3 - Period 4, D-Block

[element-tournament]

TRANSITION METALS: ROUND 1 POLL 1

VANADIUM:

Discovered twice; the first time by Andrés Manuel del Rio and the second time by Nils Gabriel Sefstrôm

NIOBIUM:

Used to make stainless steel, MRI scanners, and surgical implants

[radium901]

i know we’ve both dealt with loss before, so with this glass of milk, sir, i implore you: did you cry when he went away? did you cry in the mornings and evenings and all the sightings of all the things that somehow traced back to the same park bench you shared that you never thought would put you in a state like this, like montana with its sweeping prairies? let us act out that time at camp: you are on your seventh now, because we drink into the night like old chaps though we are not old chaps at all and you are too good, too good to let emotions get the better of you, sir. my parents think one day you will be on the news; i will remember you and you will not i, but to be a blip in your grand career of perfection is all i have asked for. and i got it. cheers, i got it.

[jellyfishgold]

We really sell chore supplies of food Malang, Indonesia

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Researchers identify unique phenomenon in Kagome metal

In traditional Japanese basket-weaving, the ancient "Kagome" design seen in many handcrafted creations is characterized by a symmetrical pattern of interlaced triangles with shared corners. In quantum physics, the Kagome name has been borrowed by scientists to describe a class of materials with an atomic structure closely resembling this distinctive lattice pattern. Since the latest family of Kagome metals was discovered in 2019, physicists have been working to better understand their properties and potential applications. A new study led by Florida State University Assistant Professor of Physics Guangxin Ni focuses on how a particular Kagome metal interacts with light to generate what are known as plasmon polaritons—nanoscale-level linked waves of electrons and electromagnetic fields in a material, typically caused by light or other electromagnetic waves. The work was published in Nature Communications.

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[bumblebeeappletree]

Why Salt Water may be the Future of Batteries. There’s no shortage of solutions to the world’s need for renewable energy storage, but there is a shortage of accessible and cheap resources to use for those solutions. Lithium and vanadium aren't limitless, so what about regular, run-of-the-mill salt? Redox flow batteries, or RFBs, can exploit the abundance of elements like sodium and iron. One U.S. company already has salt water batteries ready to go, with at least two others developing iron flow variations built to effectively run on rust. They promise to last longer and be far cheaper than the competition. So, what happens if we go with the flow?

Watch the mentioned videos here:

The Breakthrough Battery That The US Gave Away to China: • The Breakthrough ...

137 Year Old Battery Tech May Be The Future of Energy Storage: • 137 Year Old Batt...

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Video script and citations:

https://undecidedmf.com/why-salt-wate...

Get my achieve energy security with solar guide:

https://link.undecidedmf.com/solar-guide

Follow-up podcast:

Video version - / @stilltbd

Audio version - http://bit.ly/stilltbdfm

[i-saw-your-chanel-boots]

[periodictabletournament]

Round 1 - Part 2 - Matchup 11

Tellurium vs Vanadium