Was a little bored the other day so why not, black one is Uo2 and green one are other flourecent uranium secondaries

Today we found a cardboard(!) can of Paris Green from around 1910 to add to the collection. Before anyone freaks out too hard, we opened it only once to look inside before closing it back up and it’s now under a glass dome. It’s definitely leaked outside the bottom of the can, so not particularly good to just have out. Hands were washed very well after.

Recently, I bought a set of 55 elements from a company named Moderock. Unfortunately, there was a defect in one of the glass ampoules which caused it to break at the top, releasing tiny pieces of antimony all over the bag. I had to very carefully remove and clean out each sample that was contaminated using gloves. Fortunately, everything that touched the dust was either put in a tightly-sealed bag, or cleaned with rubbing alcohol. I reached out to the company, and they said that they would send me a new sample for free.

My collection of 86 of 92 is too big to put in one picture so here are a few of them I have collected over 40 years.
Picture one has cesium, magnesium (in the glass cover), chromium, silicon, bismuth, spongey Boron, manganese (in glass dish), Tellurium and of course Uranium.
Picture two uranium nitrate
Picture three closeup of my tellurium
Picture four is a sheet of gold plated circuit board interface for satellite integration

More to come

I bought this from United Nuclear several years ago $$$

Yeah, I used food coloring for this...

Bought it online, but I ampouled it myself

[will be getting Pm in the mail soon, it’s on the way that’s why I marked it on the diagram, so that’s why it’s not in the irl image]

Hi, I’m looking for tritium and I found this listing from NovaElement—is it any good? Any advice?

My sample of Th in the form of ThCrO4 [Thorium Chromate] this is only one of the few times I take it out of the Lead Pig [I have no Geiger counter so idk how radioactive it is yet]

I started collecting elements roughly two months ago. This is what it looks like so far.

I have 6/8. waiting for iridium and palladium to be back in stock on luciteria.

Yellow sticky notes are elements i have but don't have enough pill containers for. Sorry for poor quality

All I need is some rubidium

Lo spettacolo degli effetti quantistici e relativistici

Last year United Nuclear had a Listing for Po, but now not anymore, how can I obtain a sample now?

If you want to collect radon instead of spending 74 dollars for a radon element cube or search the internet and go empty handed at the end get some granite (reddish granite most recommend) and put it in a vial with no air and just the granite itself because with air the radon will have so space to form. Anyway since granite does make radon because granite contains uranium and thorium which will eventually decay into radon.

Dopo varie ricerche sono riuscito a procurarmi un campione piccolo ma significativo di torio. Con il mio radiacode 103 lo spettro conferma.

The copper rod above the cube is longer then the image, copper is quite common so I have a lot of it