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Alkali metals reacting in water
omg cesium just completely loses his shit
cesium calm the fuck down we’ve talked about this
Good God, and here I thought sodium was the big problem. SHEESH.
Heavier akali metals are generally more reactive with water.
I think it is because of how far the lone outer electron gets from the nucleus.
This is fascinating.
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Aquaman’s greatest weakness: Cesium.
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