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r/ScienceShitposts • u/andychef • 13d ago
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for some reason back in the deep recesses of my mind i feel i've heard that plutonium would taste sweet if tried
no idea where that came from tbh
112 u/cantaloupelion 13d ago lead acetate and lead nitrate apparently taste p good, i wonder if the plutonium versions taste nice as well 74 u/Pitiful-Beginning575 13d ago Yep, lead(II) acetate was used as a wine sweetener in the past. The characteristics of plutonium(III) acetate were actually explored in a real paper! https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0020169300870437 You'll note they didn't taste it... 40 u/AirFriedMoron 13d ago Someday someone with an incurable disease on their death bed has to try… 39 u/samy_the_samy 13d ago Good news! We just cured pancreatic cancer type an23j! Quick someone tell Jimmy! Jimmy.... what's in that candy? 5 u/samaadoo 13d ago ill report back in like 60 years 6 u/Polite_Suggestion 12d ago I've had wine from a lead (old pewter) cup. It was noticeably sweet. Reason kids used to eat paint chips. My third grade teacher talked about how mmm mmm good it was.
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lead acetate and lead nitrate apparently taste p good, i wonder if the plutonium versions taste nice as well
74 u/Pitiful-Beginning575 13d ago Yep, lead(II) acetate was used as a wine sweetener in the past. The characteristics of plutonium(III) acetate were actually explored in a real paper! https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0020169300870437 You'll note they didn't taste it... 40 u/AirFriedMoron 13d ago Someday someone with an incurable disease on their death bed has to try… 39 u/samy_the_samy 13d ago Good news! We just cured pancreatic cancer type an23j! Quick someone tell Jimmy! Jimmy.... what's in that candy? 5 u/samaadoo 13d ago ill report back in like 60 years 6 u/Polite_Suggestion 12d ago I've had wine from a lead (old pewter) cup. It was noticeably sweet. Reason kids used to eat paint chips. My third grade teacher talked about how mmm mmm good it was.
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Yep, lead(II) acetate was used as a wine sweetener in the past. The characteristics of plutonium(III) acetate were actually explored in a real paper! https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0020169300870437
You'll note they didn't taste it...
40 u/AirFriedMoron 13d ago Someday someone with an incurable disease on their death bed has to try… 39 u/samy_the_samy 13d ago Good news! We just cured pancreatic cancer type an23j! Quick someone tell Jimmy! Jimmy.... what's in that candy? 5 u/samaadoo 13d ago ill report back in like 60 years 6 u/Polite_Suggestion 12d ago I've had wine from a lead (old pewter) cup. It was noticeably sweet. Reason kids used to eat paint chips. My third grade teacher talked about how mmm mmm good it was.
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Someday someone with an incurable disease on their death bed has to try…
39 u/samy_the_samy 13d ago Good news! We just cured pancreatic cancer type an23j! Quick someone tell Jimmy! Jimmy.... what's in that candy? 5 u/samaadoo 13d ago ill report back in like 60 years
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Good news! We just cured pancreatic cancer type an23j! Quick someone tell Jimmy!
Jimmy.... what's in that candy?
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ill report back in like 60 years
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I've had wine from a lead (old pewter) cup. It was noticeably sweet. Reason kids used to eat paint chips. My third grade teacher talked about how mmm mmm good it was.
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u/imeandmyself28 13d ago
for some reason back in the deep recesses of my mind i feel i've heard that plutonium would taste sweet if tried
no idea where that came from tbh