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Second place to [b]Platinum[/b] and [b]Palladium[/b].
Chloride isn't an element, it's an ion, and iodine is much more attractive.
Sorry, English is not my native language.
Anyway, just a matter of opinion, I find iodine to be a strongly vulgar element.
Iodine sublimes giving a beautiful violet vapor, which is hardly vulgar (unlike the sickly green of chlorine). Aside from matters of opinion, if you had no iodine, you would end up with a goiter; now that's vulgar. :)
Oh my god, it sublimes! It gets gas [i]without[/i] getting first liquid! Lets build a temple in his honour.
By the way, I guess by your words that you will work fine without any chlorine :roll:
[quote="Deryck"][quote="WEFuser"]sodium...just add water...and BOOM! ive never seen it happen but my friend told me a story about it and it seemed cool.[/quote]
Sodium and water doesn't boom... Caesium and water booms XDDDD[/quote]
Enough does. In school you're only shown tiny pieces in water for that reason, but use a big chunk and it booms.
Check my link earlier in this thread for Theodore Gray's "sodium party" where he heaved huge chunks into a lake.
[quote="Martin17"]Chloride isn't an element, it's an ion, and iodine is much more attractive.[/quote]
Chlorine most definately IS an element.
The vast majority of elements (including chlorine) make ions.
WebElements: the periodic table on the WWW [http://www.webelements.com/]