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Re: Aquatic Plants Digest V3 #1372
64 elemnts? I think not. Arsenic? Poison. Sodium, Lithium, Cesium,
Potassium? Very reactive with water (ie. explosions in the case of cesium).
Lead? Poison.
Along with the fact that many of these chemicals are *extremly* rare, I
don't buy this list. fake.
> Silicon as silicate 59.6 %
> Aluminum 22.9 %
> Iron 4.7 %
> Magnesium 2.5 %
> Potassium 2.5 %
> Calcium 2.2 %
> Sulpher 2.0 %
> Sodium 1.2 %
> Titanium 0.5 %
> Phosphorus 0.1 %
> Strontium 0.1 %
>
> Barium 969 ppm
> Fluorine 500 ppm
> Copper 327 ppm
> Vanadium 156 ppm
> Zirconium 144 ppm
> Manganese 119 ppm
> Zinc 78 ppm
> Cerium 68 ppm
> Rubidium 42 ppm
> Chlorine 40 ppm
> Lanthanum 33 ppm
> Nickel 30 ppm
> Neodymium 21 ppm
> Prasoodyminium 20 ppm
> Gallium 17 ppm
> Cadmium 17 ppm
> Lithium 15 ppm
> Molybdenum 13 ppm
> Boron 10 ppm
> Scandium 10 ppm
> Lead 10 ppm
> Chromium 9 ppm
> Cobalt 8 ppm
> Niobium 6 ppm
> Arsenic 6 ppm
> Samarium 5 ppm
> Thorium 4 ppm
> Hefium 3 ppm
> Cesium 2 ppm
> Gadolinium 2 ppm
> Holmium 2 ppm
>
> Tin 1 ppm
> Iodine 1 ppm
> Selenium 1 ppm
> Uranium 1 ppm
> Dysporium 1 ppm
> Bromine 1 ppm
> Erbium 1 ppm
> Beryllium 1 ppm
> Thallium 1 ppm
>
> Antimony trace
> Ytterbium trace
> Terbium trace
> Tungsten trace
> Mercury trace
> Silver trace
> Tellurium trace
> Thulium trace
> Lutefium trace
> Indium trace
> Rhenium trace
> Bismuth trace
> Germanium trace
> Iridium trace