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[clochette]

[Marty]

12 is the atomic number for magnesium in the periodic table.

Magnesium was used to create the flash in the early days of photography.

(And thank you, @clochette for you kind words in the previous post.

Edited March 7, 2021 by Marty
Tidying up

[clochette]

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[chris191070]

[Marty]

16 is the atomic number of sulphur in the periodic table.

And Americans can't spell sulphur correctly.

[chris191070]

[Marty]

 

[clochette]

A year ago, thanks to covid 19, our lives changed...

[chris191070]

[Marty]

 

[astone2292]

[chris191070]

[Marty]

[astone2292]

[chris191070]

[Marty]

There are 27 bones in the human hand.

There are 3 major types of bones in the hand itself, including:

• Phalanges: The 14 bones that are found in the fingers of each hand (and also in the toes of each foot).
• Metacarpal bones: The 5 bones that compose the middle part of the hand.
• Carpal bones: The 8 bones that create the wrist.

Edited March 8, 2021 by Marty
Clarification

[chris191070]

[Marty]

29 is the atomic number of copper in the periodic table.

[chris191070]

[Marty]

I'm at a loss to find anything interesting at all to say about the number 31.

(Except to say that +31 is the international dialling code for the Netherlands.)

[chris191070]

[Marty]

33 is the atomic number of arsenic in the periodic table.

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[Marty]