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The chemical element with the symbol Sn and atomic number 119. It is a member of the transition metals group in the periodic table.

It is a REAL element, confirmed by one (1) chemistry teacher by the name of "Mr. Joseph Garber"
Hater: "Snodium is not a real element!"
Honorable Snodium Peddler: "Shut up."

Bystander: "I would like to buy some Snodium!"
Honorable Snodium Peddler: "Okay."
Snodium by keikoloid October 18, 2022
Words you can keep

Sodium Chloride 

What Jimmy Neutron calls normal table salt
Jimmy: Just some sodium chloride.
Skeet: Dude, it's called salt
Jimmy: That's what I said, sodium chloride
Sodium Chloride by R O O S T E R February 25, 2018

Sodium Hypobromite 

NaBrO. A term used by chemists to say "nah, bro"
Tom: "Yo Bob, you need some more hypochloric acid for that titration?"

Bob: "Sodium hypobromite, I'm good."
Sodium Hypobromite by PianoCargo September 20, 2009

sodium benzoate 

a crystalline or granular salt C7H5O2Na used chiefly as a food preservative
Hey man don't forget the Sodium Benzoate!
sodium benzoate by El Diccionario November 16, 2011

Sodium Chloride 

Its Basically salt and also a phrase used by jimmy neutron
its just a bit of sodium chloride

sodium pentathol 

Chemical formula: C11 H17 O2 N2 S Na

Sodium Pentathol (less commonly known as sodium thiopental) is one of the three chemicals used in lethal injection, is used as a truth serum in several states due to the effect it has on your mind, and is the quickest and easiest way to medically induce a coma.

Sodium Pentathol was discovered in the early 1930s by Ernest H. Volwiler and Donalee L. Tabern, working for Abbott Laboratories. The term "sodium pentathol" is coined by Abbot Laboratories.

It is also a song by the thrash metal band Anthrax
In the lethal injection of Oklahoma bomber, Timothy McVeigh, Sodium Pentathol was injected into his system along with two other chemicals

Sodium Thioglycolate 

Sodium Thioglycolate is a chemical used in some hair products and also in the intermediate of the synthesis of Modafinil, Adrafinil, and N-Methyl-Modafinil. Sodium Thioglycolate is synthesized from Thioglycolic acid and sodium hydroxide and then you boil it and then let it dry in a vacuum chamber to eliminate water.
Tony: I synthesized sodium thioglycolate from thioglycolic acid and sodium hydroxide.
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