{"id":190,"date":"2021-07-08T15:56:48","date_gmt":"2021-07-08T15:56:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/pedalto.org\/atomduel\/?page_id=190"},"modified":"2021-07-14T15:58:09","modified_gmt":"2021-07-14T15:58:09","slug":"about-the-cards","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/pedalto.org\/atomduel\/about-the-cards\/","title":{"rendered":"About The Cards"},"content":{"rendered":"
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THE SPECIAL POWERS<\/h2>\n

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Each Special Power relates to a particular property of the elements. For Magnets, Alloys and Lasers, these cards’ elements are used in those applications. Below are the more obscure reasons for special powers. <\/span><\/h5>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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1 Hydrogen<\/p>\n

3 Lithium<\/p>\n

4 Beryllium<\/p>\n

5 Boron<\/p>\n

6 Carbon<\/p>\n

7 Nitrogen<\/p>\n

8 Oxygen<\/p>\n

10 Neon<\/p>\n

11 Sodium<\/p>\n

12 Magnesium<\/p>\n

15 Phosphorus<\/p>\n

16 Sulfur<\/p>\n

17 Chlorine<\/p>\n

19 Potassium<\/p>\n

23 Vanadium<\/p>\n

30 Zinc<\/p>\n

32 Germanium<\/p>\n

33 Arsenic<\/p>\n

38 Strontium<\/p>\n

43 Technitium<\/p>\n

53 Iodine<\/p>\n

56 Barium<\/p>\n

57 Lanthanum<\/p>\n

58 Cerium<\/p>\n

59 Praseodymium<\/p>\n

80 Mercury<\/p>\n

81 Thallium<\/p>\n

82 Lead<\/p>\n

85 Astatine<\/p>\n

86 Radon<\/p>\n

87 Francium<\/p>\n

94 Plutonium<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Special Power<\/h2>\n

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Big Bang<\/p>\n

Anti-Scientist<\/p>\n

Anti-Lab<\/p>\n

Anti-Radiation<\/p>\n

Bond to Alloys<\/p>\n

Freeze<\/p>\n

Oxide<\/p>\n

Anti-Scientist<\/p>\n

Anti-Scientist<\/p>\n

Anti-Scientist<\/p>\n

Anti-Lab<\/p>\n

Anti-Lab<\/p>\n

Hot Tub<\/p>\n

Banana<\/p>\n

Anti-Scientist<\/p>\n

Immune Booster<\/p>\n

Thermal Lens<\/p>\n

Anti-Scientist<\/p>\n

Fireworks!<\/p>\n

Anti-Scientist<\/p>\n

Anti-Radiation<\/p>\n

Anti-Scientist<\/p>\n

Studio Lights!<\/p>\n

Anti-Lab<\/p>\n

Weld<\/p>\n

Quicksilver<\/p>\n

Detector<\/p>\n

Anti-Radiation<\/p>\n

Ephemeral<\/p>\n

Anti-Lab<\/p>\n

Ephemeral<\/p>\n

Anti-Lab<\/p>\n

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Meaning<\/h2>\n

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One of the 3 Elements in the Big Bang<\/p>\n

Tranquilize Scientist with Lithium Carbonate<\/p>\n

Destroy Lab with Missile made from Beryllium<\/p>\n

Boron is used to stop radioactive meltdown<\/p>\n

Carbon is used to strengthen metal alloys<\/p>\n

Nitrogen liquifies at -77 degrees Kelvin<\/p>\n

Oxygen can create a bond with almost any element<\/p>\n

Neon Bar Sign: send scientist to the bar<\/p>\n

Give scientist high blood pressure with Sodium<\/p>\n

Give scientist laxative<\/p>\n

Burn down the lab with a match<\/p>\n

Throw a stink bomb into the lab<\/p>\n

Hot Tub swirls all the cards around<\/p>\n

Banana gives power to the scientist<\/p>\n

Vanadium is found in a certain type of poisonous mushroom<\/p>\n

Zinc is a common vitamin used to boost the immune system<\/p>\n

Germanium is used in Infrared photography<\/p>\n

Arsenic is an ancient poison<\/p>\n

Strontium is used to create red colored fireworks<\/p>\n

Give Scientist a Tc nuclear imaging scan<\/p>\n

Iodine Tablets prevent radiation sickness<\/p>\n

Give scientist a barium enema<\/p>\n

Lanthanum is used in movie studio lights<\/p>\n

Burn down the lab with a lighter- Ce is used in lighter flints<\/p>\n

Praseodymium is used in welding goggles<\/p>\n

Mercurial means prone to unpredictable change<\/p>\n

Thallium is used in infrared detectors<\/p>\n

Lead is commonly used to block radiation <\/p>\n

Astatine’s half life is only 8.1 hours<\/p>\n

Radon gas is carcinogenic and can inhabit buildings<\/p>\n

Francium’s half life is only 22 minutes<\/p>\n

Plutonium is highly radioactive and can contaminate laboratories <\/p>\n

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 THE CARD   THE SPECIAL POWERS                                                <\/p>\n

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