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RE: SCIENCE - Arbiter08 - 05-25-2015
Sangheleite?
Nah, doesn't sound the best.
SCIENCE - ProfessorHenn - 05-25-2015
Legionite.
RE: SCIENCE - Arbiter08 - 05-25-2015
That sounds more like a pokémon
SCIENCE - ProfessorHenn - 05-25-2015
Oh god. . .
RE: SCIENCE - Darkstrait - 05-26-2015
(05-23-2015, 09:43 AM)Qwert Wrote: Should we have TSP names for all the elements?
Only the ones post-plutonium. Otherwise it'll get uber-confusing, when we want to refer to copper, iron, and other elements that are common in daily life.
How about each person comes up with a few element names, and then we can go and stick them on a periodic table, and take a screenshot, and that's the periodic table of TSP.
RE: SCIENCE - Arbiter08 - 05-26-2015
Dibs on Tislite (Pronounced Tis-el-iyte). Best TSL name that I can come up with
SCIENCE - ProfessorHenn - 05-26-2015
Tieslium
~Professor Henn, Hardcore Leftist, Totally not a Dinosaur
SCIENCE - Resentine - 05-27-2015
For RP purposes, can we call Plutonium Resentinium?
King Claudius Valhalla III
RE: SCIENCE - Qwert - 05-27-2015
Copper got its name from Cyprus, and then there is of course this place called Ytterby... RL references allowed?
Anyway, I agree with Darkstrait.
RE: SCIENCE - Darkstrait - 05-27-2015
Generally, the Earth nomenclature of most elements are fairly obscure, with the exception of all those post-plutonium.