This is Braidenium Tetroxide, the combination of one molecule of Braidenium and two molecules of Oxygen. It is highly stable at the nuclear scale, since it involved ONE molecule of Braidenium, but it's extremely unstable at the chemical scale; one touch (with a glove ofc) and it explodes, but one molecule of Braidenium Tetroxide exploding is relatively harmless and produces about a quadrillionth of the energy of a raindrop striking the ground. It's also super heavy, with a single molecule being about 364 amu, making it by far the heaviest molecule oxide known to man and just barely the second heaviest molecule known to man. I tried to add a molecule of Neon to this, but they didn't react to each other. I tried Helium next and they didn't react either, but they did cause some kinetic energy from the helium bouncing off the braidenium tetroxide. I'll continue more experiments to this fat mess later today if I have the time to. Discovery by Rainbow Drop
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