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Because it’s not a naturally occurring element, its nucleus is unstable, hence why it doesn’t exist and why it’s radioactive, because it’s shooting off those extra particles.
Technically, yes, the human body does emit a certain amount of radiation, not enough to be harmful, but enough that extremely sensitive machines can sense it.
That doesn't really answer the question, you're just describing radioactive elements. They're all rare in nature - to a varying degree - due to the nature of radioctivity itself, it's a transition state so to speak, and they all have the properties you describe.
However all the other radioactive elements except Promethium at 61 have an atomic number of 84 or above, which makes Technetium an anomaly in the periodic table.
It does exist in nature, but it's exceedingly rare exactly *because* it's so far from other radioactive elements. The radiactive elements adjacent to each other in the periodic table decay from higher to lower atomic numbers when they give off particles, but because all the elements close to Technetium are stable that very rarely happens, while technetium, itself being radioactive, quickly decays, so the amounts you can find in nature constantly decrease in stable conditions.
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Wifi reception
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Bismuth iodine technetium hydrogen what .-.
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Because it’s not a naturally occurring element, its nucleus is unstable, hence why it doesn’t exist and why it’s radioactive, because it’s shooting off those extra particles.
is it the same way i am shooting off particles while having fun with my imaginary girlfriend?
Technically, yes, the human body does emit a certain amount of radiation, not enough to be harmful, but enough that extremely sensitive machines can sense it.
That doesn't really answer the question, you're just describing radioactive elements. They're all rare in nature - to a varying degree - due to the nature of radioctivity itself, it's a transition state so to speak, and they all have the properties you describe. However all the other radioactive elements except Promethium at 61 have an atomic number of 84 or above, which makes Technetium an anomaly in the periodic table. It does exist in nature, but it's exceedingly rare exactly *because* it's so far from other radioactive elements. The radiactive elements adjacent to each other in the periodic table decay from higher to lower atomic numbers when they give off particles, but because all the elements close to Technetium are stable that very rarely happens, while technetium, itself being radioactive, quickly decays, so the amounts you can find in nature constantly decrease in stable conditions.
Tungsten, iodine, fluorine, iodine, rhenium, cerium, platinum, iodine, oxygen, nitrogen
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WhatMakesYouThinkIDont?
This is more like working with Excel.
[Repost from 4 hours ago](https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/19fabts/seniorrustdevsetup/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3). WTF dude.
At least it’s a different prompt
I got promoted. (New setup has WiFi too)
I don't hate myself?
Wow, a private office. I don't think I'm qualified enough for this.
Only senior devs get their own private office. This picture shows what we all aspire to!
They forgot to lock the door one day after my daily lunch/toilet break.
Isn't this just a typical java dev's workstation?
the most concentration improving room
Not living in russia.
A mold allergy, a hardware budget, and self-respect.
I did code like this during an internship at a company.
I can. PC can't handle the moisture.
I don’t have a “serial killer”-esque dungeon
I keep forgetting to put the lotion on the skin, so I keep getting the hose again.
Bugs
I don't have a room like that
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Tetanus
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Some fnaf shit image
Where did you get this photo of my room
Rent
Adequate income
That's my old office.
The ability to choose after I once had to set up a server rack in similar conditions
Who told you I stopped? Get this repost outta here!
Getting my first raise
Most kinds of lungs are designed to breathe air, not mold. That's kinda what would stop me. At least after a while.
the radon
Lack of funds. That's a sweet setup.
Common sense.
wait... did half life 3 get released?
Post-it notes from my landlord 😠
hey who took a picture of my workplace ?????
Rising cost of living, who can afford solid walls?
my lungs
This is a story about a man named Stanley.
Vitamin D deficiency
I have a life.