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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
  3. Unobtainium (Avatar) Causes heavier than air objects to float
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
  3. Unobtainium (Avatar) Causes heavier than air objects to float
  4. Scrith (from Larry Niven’s **Ringworld ** books) Had enough tensile strength to withstand the world’s spin without coming apart
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
  3. Unobtainium (Avatar) Causes heavier than air objects to float
  4. Scrith (from Larry Niven’s Ringworld books) Had enough tensile strength to withstand the world’s spin without coming apart
  5. Adamantium - (Marvel Comics - bonded to Wolverines’s skeleton) Indestructible metal
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
  3. Unobtainium (Avatar) Causes heavier than air objects to float
  4. Scrith (from Larry Niven’s Ringworld books) Had enough tensile strength to withstand the world’s spin without coming apart
  5. Adamantium - (Marvel Comics - bonded to Wolverines’s skeleton) Indestructible metal
  6. Element Zero (Mass Effect universe) reacts to electrical current by becoming progressively less massive; once mass is negative, FTL travel becomes possible
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
  3. Unobtainium (Avatar) Causes heavier than air objects to float
  4. Scrith (from Larry Niven’s Ringworld books) Had enough tensile strength to withstand the world’s spin without coming apart
  5. Adamantium - (Marvel Comics - bonded to Wolverines’s skeleton) Indestructible metal
  6. Element Zero (Mass Effect universe) reacts to electrical current by becoming progressively less massive; once mass is negative, FTL travel becomes possible
  7. Kryptonite (DC universe) Only substance that can harm Superman
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
  3. Unobtainium (Avatar) Causes heavier than air objects to float
  4. Scrith (from Larry Niven’s Ringworld books) Had enough tensile strength to withstand the world’s spin without coming apart
  5. Adamantium - (Marvel Comics - bonded to Wolverines’s skeleton) Indestructible metal
  6. Element Zero (Mass Effect universe) reacts to electrical current by becoming progressively less massive; once mass is negative, FTL travel becomes possible
  7. Kryptonite (DC universe) Only substance that can harm Superman
  8. Redstone (Minecraft) Acts as electrical wire to build electronic circuits, circuitry gates, pistons, dispensers, and other machines.
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
  3. Unobtainium (Avatar) Causes heavier than air objects to float
  4. Scrith (from Larry Niven’s Ringworld books) Had enough tensile strength to withstand the world’s spin without coming apart
  5. Adamantium - (Marvel Comics - bonded to Wolverines’s skeleton) Indestructible metal
  6. Element Zero (Mass Effect universe) reacts to electrical current by becoming progressively less massive; once mass is negative, FTL travel becomes possible
  7. Kryptonite (DC universe) Only substance that can harm Superman
  8. Redstone (Minecraft) Acts as electrical wire to build electronic circuits, circuitry gates, pistons, dispensers, and other machines.
  9. Illudium Phosdex – the Shaving Cream atom.
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
  3. Unobtainium (Avatar) Causes heavier than air objects to float
  4. Scrith (from Larry Niven’s Ringworld books) Had enough tensile strength to withstand the world’s spin without coming apart
  5. Adamantium - (Marvel Comics - bonded to Wolverines’s skeleton) Indestructible metal
  6. Element Zero (Mass Effect universe) reacts to electrical current by becoming progressively less massive; once mass is negative, FTL travel becomes possible
  7. Kryptonite (DC universe) Only substance that can harm Superman
  8. Redstone (Minecraft) Acts as electrical wire to build electronic circuits, circuitry gates, pistons, dispensers, and other machines.
  9. Illudium Phosdex – the Shaving Cream atom.
  10. Supermanium (DC universe, Silver Age) Created by Superman, nearly invulnerable metal.
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
  3. Unobtainium (Avatar) Causes heavier than air objects to float
  4. Scrith (from Larry Niven’s Ringworld books) Had enough tensile strength to withstand the world’s spin without coming apart
  5. Adamantium - (Marvel Comics - bonded to Wolverines’s skeleton) Indestructible metal
  6. Element Zero (Mass Effect universe) reacts to electrical current by becoming progressively less massive; once mass is negative, FTL travel becomes possible
  7. Kryptonite (DC universe) Only substance that can harm Superman
  8. Redstone (Minecraft) Acts as electrical wire to build electronic circuits, circuitry gates, pistons, dispensers, and other machines.
  9. Illudium Phosdex – the Shaving Cream atom.
  10. Supermanium (DC universe, Silver Age) Created by Superman, nearly invulnerable metal.
  11. Valorium, (Legion of Super-Heroes)–Anti-gravity capabilities, is used to make Legion light rings.
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
  3. Unobtainium (Avatar) Causes heavier than air objects to float
  4. Scrith (from Larry Niven’s Ringworld books) Had enough tensile strength to withstand the world’s spin without coming apart
  5. Adamantium - (Marvel Comics - bonded to Wolverines’s skeleton) Indestructible metal
  6. Element Zero (Mass Effect universe) reacts to electrical current by becoming progressively less massive; once mass is negative, FTL travel becomes possible
  7. Kryptonite (DC universe) Only substance that can harm Superman
  8. Redstone (Minecraft) Acts as electrical wire to build electronic circuits, circuitry gates, pistons, dispensers, and other machines.
  9. Illudium Phosdex – the Shaving Cream atom.
  10. Supermanium (DC universe, Silver Age) Created by Superman, nearly invulnerable metal.
  11. Valorium, (Legion of Super-Heroes)–Anti-gravity capabilities, is used to make Legion light rings.
  12. Chemical X (Powerpuff Girls) It gave Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup their superpowers.
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Fictional chemical elements and their new-found property

  1. Feminum (from the TV series Wonder Woman) Bullet proof metal
  2. Dilithium (Star Trek) Crystal necessary for warp drive operation
  3. Unobtainium (Avatar) Causes heavier than air objects to float
  4. Scrith (from Larry Niven’s Ringworld books) Had enough tensile strength to withstand the world’s spin without coming apart
  5. Adamantium - (Marvel Comics - bonded to Wolverines’s skeleton) Indestructible metal
  6. Element Zero (Mass Effect universe) reacts to electrical current by becoming progressively less massive; once mass is negative, FTL travel becomes possible
  7. Kryptonite (DC universe) Only substance that can harm Superman
  8. Redstone (Minecraft) Acts as electrical wire to build electronic circuits, circuitry gates, pistons, dispensers, and other machines.
  9. Illudium Phosdex – the Shaving Cream atom.
  10. Supermanium (DC universe, Silver Age) Created by Superman, nearly invulnerable metal.
  11. Valorium, (Legion of Super-Heroes)–Anti-gravity capabilities, is used to make Legion light rings.
  12. Chemical X (Powerpuff Girls) It gave Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup their superpowers.
  13. Jethrik (Doctor Who) Required for space warp drives

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Black and White TV Shows You Still See in Syndication Today

  1. The Twilight Zone
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Black and White TV Shows You Still See in Syndication Today

  1. The Twilight Zone
  2. Leave it to Beaver
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Black and White TV Shows You Still See in Syndication Today

  1. The Twilight Zone
  2. Leave it to Beaver
  3. The Andy Griffith Show
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Black and White TV Shows You Still See in Syndication Today

  1. The Twilight Zone
  2. Leave it to Beaver
  3. The Andy Griffith Show
  4. The Honeymooners
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Black and White TV Shows You Still See in Syndication Today

  1. The Twilight Zone
  2. Leave it to Beaver
  3. The Andy Griffith Show
  4. The Honeymooners
  5. I Love Lucy/The Desi Lucy Comedy Hour
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Black and White TV Shows You Still See in Syndication Today

  1. The Twilight Zone
  2. Leave it to Beaver
  3. The Andy Griffith Show
  4. The Honeymooners
  5. I Love Lucy/The Desi Lucy Comedy Hour
  6. The Rifleman
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Black and White TV Shows You Still See in Syndication Today

  1. The Twilight Zone
  2. Leave it to Beaver
  3. The Andy Griffith Show
  4. The Honeymooners
  5. I Love Lucy/The Desi Lucy Comedy Hour
  6. The Rifleman
  7. The Adventures Of Superman