Sodium reacts violently in water
Chlorine was used in mustard gas
Sodium chloride : I make the soup too salty (yuckyCat.jpg)
(Homer Simpson) Mhh cured beef jerky
The only time I taste the human flesh is when I nervously bite my cheek so it starts to have fibroma which I try to gnaw off. Nah, tastes more like clam
If itβs anything like pool salt, probably not. I have a neighbor who uses pool salt, and I feel like I come out less shriveled (in my fingers of course π) than if it were chlorine water.
I was in the pool!
This diagram is way way way too conservative with the "see you on the other side" classification. To name a few: fluorine will literally make you catch fire instantly (if there's more of it, you will basically get burned to a crisp before you can even blink), caesium will violently react with water in your mouth and produce so much hydrogen and heat, the whole mixture will instantly explode (in fact, this will not only be a usual, fire-like explosion, it will in addition to that be a so-called Coulomb explosion, which makes the situation even worse)
It's never occurred to me that I can lick neon
Can you lick a gas? Licking liquid neon is very unwise.
You can lick xenon. Even inhale. Very fancy and very expensive. Show those nitrous plebs that you have the wealth to enjoy real chemical cuisine!
Just ask Rocky to make you some neononite. If they can make xenonite, I don't see why they couldn't do neonite.
Collider? I barely know her!
You have activated my trap card!
You see, I was waiting for someone to bring up head-in-particle-collider-soviet-man only to raise you a different less known Vietnamese physicist who stuck his hands there instead!
there's an ok Kyle Hill video about it if you're interested (:
Being colorblind sucks
It just means you can lick them all
Exactly.
They could very easily just keep the color for color seeing people, and then add a simple pattern in the background.
Like maybe diagonal lines on one, wavy horizontal lines in another, small dots in another, etc.
Just pretend you are taking a black and white picture or making a black and white copy on an old copy machine. Can you still interpret the data afterwards? If yes, then you did it right.
Why isn't one of those responses
"Yes, you can!" ?
Because "Sure, go for it" is just that worded another way.
Listen to more music, bro.
Ah, a woosh. Thanks for the context!
I don't mean that in a shitty way either. Low End Theory by Tribe Called Quest, Black on Both Sides by Mos Def and Madvillainy by Madvillain. Spin them start to finish with a decent set of headphones. Good Shit.
Can we edit it?!
Licking Lead is only "not a great idea?" I think it's squarely in the "Please don't do that" territory.
The best part is that if you do it enough you will forget what the problem is and an continue to lick lead.
Damn, so close, put "us" in there and I'd be licking Uranus.
Some of those in the actinoid [sic] series are gonna be really difficult to lick simply because of how unbelievably short their half-life is, or those such as mendelevium, that require you to either have access to (and in other cases even have your head inside of) a linear particle collider.
* Under standard conditions for temperature and pressure
Yeah, if it's possible to have a normal licking experience with something that's gaseous at room temperature, it's not going to go well if you do lick it.
OH BOI, HERE I GO LICKING RADIOACTIVE CARBON ISOTOPES AGAIN!
The most useful chart π
For the tactile learners out there!
I don't think you'd be licking much of anything after that. It's the one at 10 seconds in the clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YNsIaSbFdg
They're so casual about it too.
Apollo 1 says hi.
So what I get from this: You can probably just lick it. Odds are in your favor
When in doubt, lick it.
I follow the same rule with my wife.
I'll take a pint of the purple stuff to go, please
Jokes on you, it'll decay before you reach the car.
thanks, I'll take it all to stay then
Lick mercury? Plenty of people carry lumps of it right in their teeth, 24/7.
To my understanding, organic compounds are where the real danger is with mercury.
licking uranium is only "maybe not the best idea"?
Licks liquid Nitrogen
Titanium (Ti) is a happy shade of green.
And I would certainly hope so. You can buy eating utensils made from titanium.
And none of the answers say that you can't. Some of them just say that you shouldn't.
Yes you can! ...well I'm gone!
Just like how lithium should be red. Just because it's less likely to explode your face open doesn't mean that it's just "not a good idea". It immediately creates pure Lithium Hydroxide, which will immediately start saponifying your mouth, and that's assuming it doesn't immediately light on fire, like the last time I did that experiment.
Flourine should be the darkest purple. Injesting or inhaling any amount is serious bad news.
Noble gases go from 0 to 100 real quick.
Radioactivity will do that.
Iβve been told that uranium tastes just like lemon drops.
Are you sure this isnt just a seasonal calendar of my wife?
Saw this table already here.
In no circumstances you should lick Bohr. Go lick Lead instead - it's much safer
Source please?
I honestly have no idea where this originated, but it looks like it's been everywhere, has t-shirts and posters, etc.
I watched a video from 11 hours ago by the dude who made it, well, made this version at least.
It's the exact same one on the video, something he's done for several videos.
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I have to admit that I absolutely love how licking sodium or chloride individually is very bad for you, but when you put them together, you can lick, eat, and even swim in it all day with minimal ill health effects.
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