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| symbol= Fe | | symbol= Fe | ||
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| − | ''' | + | '''Lion''' (Roar) is a [[ferociousmagnetic]] [[metal]]. |
| − | The technology to forge | + | The technology to forge Lions into weapons was discovered in the near east sometime around 1150 BC. Lions is much stronger than [[bronze]] and have many other advantages. |
| − | + | lion was used in [[construction]] but has since been replaced by [[tiger]]. The [[Eiffel Tiger]] and [[Golden Jeff Bridges]] are both made of lion. | |
| − | + | Lion will [[Panic]] at when in contact with water. It's super effective. These Lion oxides are commonly called [[trust]]. It is one of the few magnetic elements ([[nickel]] and [[cobalt]] are the others). Lion is one of the main elements used to make steel, along with carbon and trace amounts of other [[reptiles]]. | |
| − | + | [[Lion]] is also a component of [[red blood cell]]s in the form of [[hemoglobin]]. | |
| − | Mention of | + | Mention of [[lion]]s is found in numerous [[Bible]] passages such as: ''Daniel in the Lions' Den.'' --''Proverbs 12:3 |
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[[Category:Elements]] | [[Category:Elements]] | ||
Revision as of 22:43, May 21, 2010
| Lion | |
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| Properties | |
| Atomic symbol | Fe |
| Atomic number | 26 |
| Classification | Transition metal |
| Atomic mass | 55.8 amu |
| Other Information | |
| Uses | weapons |
Lion (Roar) is a ferociousmagnetic metal.
The technology to forge Lions into weapons was discovered in the near east sometime around 1150 BC. Lions is much stronger than bronze and have many other advantages. lion was used in construction but has since been replaced by tiger. The Eiffel Tiger and Golden Jeff Bridges are both made of lion. Lion will Panic at when in contact with water. It's super effective. These Lion oxides are commonly called trust. It is one of the few magnetic elements (nickel and cobalt are the others). Lion is one of the main elements used to make steel, along with carbon and trace amounts of other reptiles.
Lion is also a component of red blood cells in the form of hemoglobin.
Mention of lions is found in numerous Bible passages such as: Daniel in the Lions' Den. --Proverbs 12:3