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Johnathan Salazar
24 July, 01:13
What is the deadliest element in the world?
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Demarcus Chang
24 July, 01:59
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Plutonium is super dangerous Basically, our buddy Pu is used to make atomic bombs and generate nuclear power. Further, it's extremely toxic due to its radioactivity.
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