Submitted 3 weeks ago by greendot@lemmy.zip to [deleted]
Would Oganesson even last long enough to lick? Let me look this up…
…0.7 millisecond half-life. A fraction of a millionth thousandth of a second. So you really only have to worry about all the things it decays into, and not the element itself.
I mean, if tou had access to all of them, you could lick them. There’s nothing that would prevent that.
I mean licking the short lived elements might be tricky kas you would struggle to find enough to lick.
LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.dbzer0.com 3 weeks ago
Is it just me or does calcium seem a bit risky. All alkaline earth metals react violently with water. So it may corode your tongue, and whatever else it comes in contact to it. Oh and if there is a flame around the resulting gas may or may not explode… I’ll have to test it and find out