Combustion (That burning feeling)

... away from those if you can. Wait, I almost forgot the lanthanides. These 14 are similarly reactive, probably a bit less so than the alkaline earth metals. Tarnish very quickly as pure metals. As for the actinides, sure, they've got oxides, but they're all radioactive, so I don't really study them much, nor plan to obtain any samples of them soon. Now for the curious part: what can things burn ...

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19.1 Lecture notes questions

... their uses: Cu, Ag, Au 18. List the unique properties of zinc, cadmium, and mercury. 19. What are inner transition metals? 20. Describe the Lanthanides. 21. Describe the actinides. 22. Describe the Earth’s crust. 23. What is ore? *Turn this in at the end of class. HW. Pg. 577 (1-5) *note: Review: molecules/ionic bonding, ...

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Engineering and hands on work

...nuclear facility, being amongst the equipment, working in hotcells, suiting up and all the like - or at a national lab, tinkering with high tech gadgets, working with large radioactive sources, handling exotic actinides, tinkering with a critical assembly, etc. In reality, everybody wants to just put me at a desk running software all day (both industry and national labs). The idea of sitting at a ...

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Combustion (That burning feeling)

19.1 Lecture notes questions

Engineering and hands on work