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I was in chemistry class today and I wasn't really paying much attention because its all quite simple stuff we're doing (systems in equilibrium) and my professor mentioned a Lithium compound that got me thinking.
Why do I never see anything made out of a lithium compound?
Its directly above sodium on the table and is atomic number 3 so arent its properties similar to that of sodium?
Does it not occur in nature anywhere?
Does it have any practical uses?
To me lithium is the strangest element. Its #3 and we never deal with it.
Its probably my favourite element followed by Tungsten, Uranium, Plutonium, Titanium, Chromium, Mercury
Why do I never see anything made out of a lithium compound?
Its directly above sodium on the table and is atomic number 3 so arent its properties similar to that of sodium?
Does it not occur in nature anywhere?
Does it have any practical uses?
To me lithium is the strangest element. Its #3 and we never deal with it.
Its probably my favourite element followed by Tungsten, Uranium, Plutonium, Titanium, Chromium, Mercury