🔢 There are currently 118 known chemical elements, with each element having one more proton than the previous one.
📏 The periodic table is finite because atoms with an infinite number of protons are impossible.
🧲 Neutrons balance out the repulsion between protons and keep them together in the atomic nucleus.
⚛️ Elements with more than 82 protons are unstable and eventually convert into lead.
🔬 Radioactive atoms undergo transmutation and lose protons to become lighter elements.
⏲️ The period of semidisintegration represents the time it takes for half of a radioactive element's mass to convert into another.
🌍 Our planet still has half of its original uranium, while the rest has transformed into other elements.
⚛️ Atoms with more protons are more unstable and transform into other elements more quickly.
☢️ Elements with over 100 protons are so unstable that they have extremely short lifetimes.
🔑 The known stable elements follow a diagonal line that ends at 82 protons.
⚛️ Elements with more protons and neutrons are more stable and have longer half-lives.
🌊 There may be islands of stability in an ocean of instability, where superheavy elements could exist.
🔬 There may be an island of stability in the periodic table for super heavy elements.
⚛️ Adding more neutrons to atoms can increase their stability.
⚗️ There are estimated to be a few dozen super heavy elements left to discover.
🔍 Current particle accelerators are unable to create elements beyond 118 protons
🌌 Supernovas and neutron star collisions may produce superheavy elements
💫 The mysterious Sibilski star contains unstable elements and could hold elements from an island of stability
🌌 The elements from the islands of stability would be super scarce and super radioactive, making them unlikely to be seen in everyday life.
🎯 We already know all the useful elements, so in a way, we know the entire periodic table.
🪐 When exploring the universe, we can rely on our knowledge of chemistry to obtain the necessary resources for survival on other planets.
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