Ellis
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Realistically, get a bit of lead mate
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nova_gteuk
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In terms of density, which I think is what you mean, I believe the heaviest element is Osmium. But some sources I checked say it is Uranium (with 92 protons).
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N3CRO
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think it's Jade Goody
Made me lol! 
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Kurt
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osmium is synthetic i think.. uranium is natural
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John
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Osmium alloy was used to shield parts of the enterprise from the series Star Trek : Enterprise, which was one of only 2 episodes of it I have seen, which was on last night.
I bet nova watches star trek.
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nova_gteuk
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More like was taught it in school,with it being on the peridic table and all. 
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col
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Originally posted by Necromancer
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Originally posted by Matt H
I'm not 100% sure, but I think it's Jade Goody
Made me lol!
me two
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Kurt
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Originally posted by nova_gteuk
More like was taught it in school,with it being on the peridic table and all.
so it is!
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All Torque
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Realistically, get a bit of lead mate
Pikeys would have that in a second, they have a 7th sense for it 
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Tom
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Originally posted by All Torque
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Originally posted by Ellis
Realistically, get a bit of lead mate
Pikeys would have that in a second, they have a 7th sense for it
Same with cobbled streets
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Tommy
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Dunno whats the heviest but im nearly 100% sure the hottest is baked bean juice
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DJMartin07
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quote:
Originally posted by Tom
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Originally posted by All Torque
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Originally posted by Ellis
Realistically, get a bit of lead mate
Pikeys would have that in a second, they have a 7th sense for it
Same with cobbled streets
Don't forget copper wire.
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Robin
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Nibbler's shit.
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All Torque
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Originally posted by Robin
Nibbler's shit.
Repost TBH IMO BASF
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Robin
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Where?
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SVM 286
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Originally posted by Butler
Really random question! Maybe this should be in geek day! Was just thinking what is the heaviest substance you can get? Like is there anything that even a golf ball sized amount is very heavy?
Ozmium Mister B. That's pretty heavy. 
Check yo periodic table dawg. 
Heaviest motherf*cking metal there is. Hence the band name.
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Butler
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I got a D in chemistry 
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Kurt
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Originally posted by Butler
I got a D in chemistry
i got 2 c's
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