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Total Records: 29 - Group: OTHER / Category: MATTER / Subcategory: ELEMENTS
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1Big Bismuth THE TICK 2016 TV SeriesMatterElements

Big Bismuth
Radioactive element discovered by Dr. Karamazov, and Superian's weakness, the Tick equivalent of Superman's Kryptonite.

2Bilitrium STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE 1993 TV SeriesMatterElements

Bilitrium
A rare crystalline element that can be an incredibly powerful source of energy, provided of course, that one has an antimatter converter - which was why the Cardassians were chasing Tahna Los when he arrived at the station. He stole one. He plans to build a bomb that will collapse the wormhole.

3Boronite STAR TREK: DISCOVERY 2017 TV SeriesMatterElements

Boronite
Michael Burnham figures out that the DMA is mining the element Boronite.

4Boronite STAR TREK: VOYAGER 1995 TV SeriesMatterElements

Boronite
Element from multiple episodes.

5Clorium THE TWILIGHT ZONE 2019 TV SeriesMatterElements

Clorium
An atmospherically induced isotope of the element twinium, one of six forbidden cargos for a Leviathan - they cannot transport it because it numbs them.

6Clorium FARSCAPE 1999 TV SeriesMatterElements

Clorium
Element from various episodes.

7Cobalt Thorium GDR. STRANGELOVE 1964 FilmMatterElements

Cobalt Thorium G
An element used in the Russians' doomsday device.

8Deuridium STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE 1993 TV SeriesMatterElements

Deuridium
Federation freighter The Norkova docks at Deep Space Nine carrying a shipment of deuridium, a rare element from the Gamma Quadrant en route to the Kobliad homeworld to prolong their lifespans by replenishing their cell structures.

9DilithiumSTAR TREK 2009 FilmMatterElements

Dilithium
A chemical element used to power the warp drive.

10Dysonium THE ORVILLE 2017 TV SeriesMatterElements

Dysonium
Transuranic element and the chief power source for space-flight vessels in the early 25th century.

11Element X EUREKA 2006 TV SeriesMatterElements

Element X
The first atomic bomb wasn't actually detonated in Los Alamos, it was detonated in Eureka using a rare element found only in certain meteorites known as Element X, which created a certain unique by-product in the blast chamber. Los Alamos learned from Eureka's mistakes and went with plutonium.

12Frinkonium THE SIMPSONS 1989 Animated SeriesMatterElements

Frinkonium
Professor Frank creates the element Frinkonium.

13GadoliniumSTAR TREK IV: THE VOYAGE HOME 1986 FilmMatterElements

Gadolinium
Element from one of the questions un Spock's testing chamber scene: "What is the electronic configuration of gadolinium?"

14Globidium EUREKA 2006 TV SeriesMatterElements

Globidium
Element used in power cells at Global Dynamics.

15Isolynium STAR TREK: DISCOVERY 2017 TV SeriesMatterElements

Isolynium
Black market element Ruon Tarka needs for his DMA weapon.

16Isotope 29THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD 2018 Animated FilmMatterElements

Isotope 29
When an alarm sounds from Gotham Chemical Storage, the Mystery Analysts of Gotham investigate, learning that several vials a radioactive substance called Isotope 29 have been stolen by th Crimson Cloak.

17Isotope 317 RICK AND MORTY 2013 Animated SeriesMatterElements

Isotope 317
The Death Stalker tribe in the post-apocalyptic world worships a glowing green rock that Rock identifies as Isotope 322 - "so powerful it makes isotope 465 look like isotope 317"

18Isotope 322 RICK AND MORTY 2013 Animated SeriesMatterElements

Isotope 322
The Death Stalker tribe in the post-apocalyptic world worships a glowing green rock that Rock identifies as Isotope 322 - "so powerful it makes isotope 465 look like isotope 317"

19Isotope 465 RICK AND MORTY 2013 Animated SeriesMatterElements

Isotope 465
The Death Stalker tribe in the post-apocalyptic world worships a glowing green rock that Rock identifies as Isotope 322 - "so powerful it makes isotope 465 look like isotope 317"

20Leatheroleum THE SIMPSONS 1989 Animated SeriesMatterElements

Leatheroleum
Material used for the covers of Retrospectives, the Springfield Elementary School yearbook. "You can smell the benzene."

21MeteorilliumRETURN TO CASTLE WOLFENSTEIN 2001 Video GamesMatterElements

Meteorillium
An element found in meteors theorized to originate in the center of the galaxy.

22Negronium THE NIGHTLY SHOW WITH LARRY WILMORE 2015 TV SeriesMatterElements

Negronium
Abbreviated "Ng", a racist element.

23Pergium STAR TREK: VOYAGER 1995 TV SeriesMatterElements

Pergium
Element and energy source that Voyager seeks at the trade station in the Nekrit Expanse.

24Plutonium RICK AND MORTY 2013 Animated SeriesMatterElements

Plutonium
Element used for power on the planet Pluto.



25Prometheum XSPIDER-MAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES 1994 Animated SeriesMatterElements

Prometheum X
John Jameson and fellow astronaut Paul Stevens discover a rock known as "Promethium X", which is said to be more powerful than plutonium. Unknown to the astronaut though, Promethium X also contains a mysterious element which manages to break free and tries to consume the two Astronauts. The space shuttle crashes on Manhattan Bridge, near the Hudson River, where Rhino is sent by The Kingpin to steal the Promethium X.

26Sanchez-eum RICK AND MORTY 2013 Animated SeriesMatterElements

Sanchez-eum
Element that Rick claims to have created to fool the president.

27Sirillium STAR TREK: VOYAGER 1995 TV SeriesMatterElements

Sirillium
Voyager encounters a class 17 nebula composed of 7,000 parts per million of sirillium, a volatile element used as an energy source.

28Tritonium STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE 1993 TV SeriesMatterElements

Tritonium
Element. Bajoran Resistance fighters carried subdermal implants of tritonium isotopes during the Cardassian Occupation of Bajor. According to Kira Nerys, these implants could be activated, if the individual was captured, and leave a trail of isotopes, which would be used to track and rescue the individual.

29Twinium THE TWILIGHT ZONE 2019 TV SeriesMatterElements

Twinium
Element with an atmospherically induced isotope called clorium.



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