You might survive 9mm but we all know .45 would blow you body into small pieces.

That's why I carry a 1911

Tryttium is used in some lighting elements

Tastes good as well

When combined with certain phosphors

If you don't carry a 1911 then your a liberal

https://globalnews.ca/news/3786193/b-c-man-survives-bullet-in-back-of-the-head-during-las-vegas-shooting/amp/

besides @Crysknife86 with all the people sending scat porn and different stuff i dont know what other things you'll also wont mind to bury your head into

The emitted electron through beta decay excites phosphors and makes them glow

she's okay tho

<@&498259609316884520> <@&418479903571443713> hope this thing comes after you in your sleep cunts

I nearly went to uni to study nuclear engineering

@Data Pagan you should post something to <#470907461315067904> would be interesting to read more about.

+announce command kick @Il-Republican-lI "nobody cares about your server faggot"

​I have set your hourly command to +kick «@Il-Republican-lI» «nobody cares about your server faggot»

Lol

Nice

yauza

bye bye nigga

You got any questions on nuclear science or radiation then you come to me

I got answers

its tritium and deutanium the did for fusion isnt it

I should get back to work, see ya

Oof

Deuterium*

i cant speel

And yes

Nuclear chemistry I found is cool but not interested much in it as compared to medicine.

Creates helium 4 and a free neutron

@Data Pagan which one would you rather smelling a dog fart or a relative fart

Fuck up faggot

id rather you died

Turtle what did you study

We use deuteriated solvents for HPLC mass spec and put NMR at my work.

i think it counts as a nuclear question

You’re not funny

Organic chemistry @kikipatel

What are applications for radiation in the healthcare other than chemo

Ohhh

ouch my heart

Chemo is not radiation therapy