Sodium because it is needed to make sodium chloride which is a deadly compound.

helium is not dangerous but can be a little but not much than plutonium, uranium or hydrogene.

Sodium is a little dangerous, when you have NaCl, its not dangerous but when u have Na ( sodium ) its dangerous with the contact of water ( H20 ) and other substances...

Hydrogene is dangerous when u want to use it to be dangerous but plutonium is very dangerous. just plutonium with contact of oxygene can hightly explode. Uranium too i think...

Rofl, good laughs.

I choose plutomium.

Anywhere near water probably Francium. Thing is that Hydrogen bombs are not formed by an element, rather an isotope called deuterium, which is not an element.

This post was edited by Jazz_Thing on Oct 7 2009 04:51pm

i agree but hydrogene bomb is with hydrogene wth some other substance

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This post was edited by -=vasya=- on Oct 8 2009 04:02am

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Hydrogen cuz it pwned game

This post was edited by flyjum on Oct 9 2009 05:00am

depends, to the average person, to the average scientist, to everyone in general, so many more targets.

cesium was my first thought, i am disregarding plutonium/uranium, as it is unrealistic that many people would be able to obtain enough of it, so im thinking, ones that can be obtained by someone not working on a weapon

This post was edited by clowncrook on Oct 9 2009 05:21am