Lithium

... of the woods. Possibly areas near the center of the galaxy or around globular clusters might be good candidates for such a planet. I realize using lithium presents something of a problem, but the lack of oxygen that would be present in such an environment makes silicon a practical alternative to ...

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... use Earth/like chemistry with shift in periodic table is not much possible, if you wished to keep Earth/universal element properties. that is, lithium is much more reactive, than hydrogen and it forms different kind of substances. Also, replacing carbon with silica is not good choice, as silica ...

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... One idea I'm toying with is a planet where all biochemistry is exactly like earth but moved one row down on the periodic table; for example, lithium would replace hydrogen, silicon would replace carbon, etc. This would produce broadly similar chemistry to earth-like systems, although the ...

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... the hydrogen started to fuse together to form helium atoms, which is how the first significant amounts of helium formed. In time some lithium also formed, though in small amounts. The first stars were short lived (a few million years only), and the final collapse of each formed a black ...

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... ions to the colloid cations,anions would also cause a solidification......such cations are dominant in chemtrail samples! Barium Alluminium Cobalt Lithium Calcium Magnesium Titanium http://www.carnicom.com/lab12b.JPG http://www.rense.com/general21/conf.htm Infact the constituants of chemtrials ...

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