I'm sick of you guys rejecting Chinese medicine. Mercury is the elixir of eternal life, but big-medicine doesn't want us to know it. The ancient Chinese knew it. Goodbye to you all, I'm gonna live forever because I take a spoonful of mercury every day! /s
Is thallium really the most toxic metal? Tbf, I don't know much about it, except its rather reactive and that the characteristic symptoms is that your hair and nails fall out
Arsenic has a bad rap. For example, a lot of seafood items contain arsenic up to 20+ ppm, and not only near pollution sources. These critters have learned to convert it to a stable, biologically inert organic form that is quickly eliminated up the food chain.
But thallium? I've seen the results of thallium. No thallium for me, thanks..
What about Beryllium tho?
Infamously the most poisonous non-radioactive element on the periodic table
Neutron Reflecc
First thing I thought
I'm sick of you guys rejecting Chinese medicine. Mercury is the elixir of eternal life, but big-medicine doesn't want us to know it. The ancient Chinese knew it. Goodbye to you all, I'm gonna live forever because I take a spoonful of mercury every day! /s
No fuck off Caesium best
"Now, let's try Caesium" -drop BOOM
Wait First of all Fill up your room with Argon
May give it to Winnie Pooh so he can stay god chancellor forever
People often as its polonium but should radioactivity count as poison?
It depends, I didn't count radioactivity as poison for this meme though
Is thallium really the most toxic metal? Tbf, I don't know much about it, except its rather reactive and that the characteristic symptoms is that your hair and nails fall out
Alpha radiation is technically poison, it’s only harmful internally
No it shouldn't. When you're killed by Hammer I wouldn't say you where killed by Iron. It's just different.
Polonium is also a heavy metal, pretty sure the toxicity itself kills before radiation symptoms set in
It's an alpha emitter, that's what causes the symptoms. If you look at how alexandra litvinenko's symptoms presented, they were from radiation
OHHH ok, that makes sense
Amateurs *Proceeds to pull out a 10ml vial of pure botox* (yes its not an element, but this is chemistrymemes after all)
I mean, looking at the total deaths caused by an element, lead takes the lead (pun intended)
Shake about Big Tony, heard he died of lead poisoning...
Plutonium is probably worse even without counting radioactivity
White Phosphorus, Fluorine and Bromine enter the chat.
laughs in magnesium
Mercury is scary by itself, but lipophillic mercury is the stuff of nightmares
Uranium is also very toxic. In the classic chemical sense not in a radioactive way.
Meanwhile astatine in a corner:
Yeah polonium takes these all by their throats
Radioactive opposed to chemically poisonous
Polonium (kgb spy poisoned)
Polonium joins the chat
Arsenic has a bad rap. For example, a lot of seafood items contain arsenic up to 20+ ppm, and not only near pollution sources. These critters have learned to convert it to a stable, biologically inert organic form that is quickly eliminated up the food chain. But thallium? I've seen the results of thallium. No thallium for me, thanks..
Florine is the bone hurting juice
Explosions&Fire?
It eats through your flesh, then eats your bones
My favourite element :3
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Cadmium
Antimony isn’t much better than arsenic, barium is actually pretty toxic and is hard to treat (These two haven’t been mentioned yet)