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Meet Acid brothers, scatterbrained that they are following always team Zeppelins for father's behalf (because "The Majestic" makes him as "vegetable" when he have a mission to sabotage team Zeppelins).
Radium, youngest (and very, very lively) brother who really want get first to do that (and he fail always)
Xenon, middle (and leading) brother, he talking too much like stupid villain after some minutes which he receive punches
Uranium, oldest (and dumbest) brother, he can't know anything which somebody trying ask him something (he can't answer even simple questions)
Radium, youngest (and very, very lively) brother who really want get first to do that (and he fail always)
Xenon, middle (and leading) brother, he talking too much like stupid villain after some minutes which he receive punches
Uranium, oldest (and dumbest) brother, he can't know anything which somebody trying ask him something (he can't answer even simple questions)
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fat Furs
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File Size 193.7 kB
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xenon is a gas. By principle, aqueous solutions made with a gaseous solute are caustic, not corrosive. Furthermore, Xenon is inert.
I've never heard of Radium and Uranium acid, but I suppose that those elements will eventually become lead. Chemically, lead makes a potent acid. Perhaps, though, these, "Acid brothers," should be Lead, Lithium, and Nickel, as based on common battery chemistry. (Lead acid, Lithium Ion/ Lithium Polymer / Lithium-ferrous, and Nickel Metal Hydride)
I've never heard of Radium and Uranium acid, but I suppose that those elements will eventually become lead. Chemically, lead makes a potent acid. Perhaps, though, these, "Acid brothers," should be Lead, Lithium, and Nickel, as based on common battery chemistry. (Lead acid, Lithium Ion/ Lithium Polymer / Lithium-ferrous, and Nickel Metal Hydride)
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