@@Zenzicubic oddly, yeah, niobium was another, something to do with quantum chromodynamics in its nucleus... I forget what... I was just burning through the 500 section of my library, I didn't have an air conditioner till I was 16, the library did , summer was hot...
Great video! Thanks for sharing. What do you plan to use it for?
I mostly just made it for the color. Thanks though.
Wanted some ever since I was 10 years old and I saw Carl Sagan show it during that episode of cosmos was first released..
You wanted praseodymium?
@@Zenzicubic oddly, yeah, niobium was another, something to do with quantum chromodynamics in its nucleus... I forget what... I was just burning through the 500 section of my library,
I didn't have an air conditioner till I was 16, the library did , summer was hot...
@@petevenuti7355 Interesting...surprised neodymium wasn't on the list. It forms very pretty pink salts.
Beautiful green
I know right, the word praseodymium comes in part from the Greek for green
Cool! Is it fluorescent?
Unfortunately it is not. Thanks for watching though
Maybe under a UV laser, but not under a blacklight
The content here is good, but please, please, do away with the music. It is competing with your narration and serves no purpose but distraction.
Fair enough, but if you don't like it that's in part why I write captions.
@@Zenzicubic Just fix the balancing of the narration audio vs. the music and you should be fine.