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1 Entertainment  



1.1  Body Parts  





1.2  Geologic time scale  





1.3  Notes  



1.3.1  Order of the notes  



1.3.1.1  Different note pitches  







1.3.2  Sounds & pictures  







1.4  Periodic Table  





1.5  Elements  





1.6  Continents  
















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Entertainment

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I always put things i like here.

Body Parts

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1. Human urinary system: 2. Kidney, 3. Renal pelvis, 4. Ureter, 5. Urinary bladder, 6. Urethra. (Left side with frontal section)7. Adrenal gland Vessels: 8. Renal artery and vein, 9. Inferior vena cava, 10. Abdominal aorta, 11. Common iliac artery and vein With transparency: 12. Liver, 13. Large intestine, 14. Pelvis

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  • Geologic time scale

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    {{Geologic time scale}}

    Preceded by Proterozoic Eon 542 Ma - Phanerozoic Eon - Present
    542 Ma - Paleozoic Era - 251 Ma 251 Ma - Mesozoic Era - 65 Ma 65 Ma - Cenozoic Era - Present
    Cambrian Ordovician Silurian Devonian Carboniferous Permian Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous Paleogene Neogene Quaternary

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    {{Proterozoic eon}}

    Notes

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    Traditional fixed do[1]
    Note name Syllable Pronunciation Pitch class
    English Romance Italian Anglicized
    C Do do /dɔ/ /doʊ/ 11
    C Do 0
    C Do 1
    D Re re /rɛ/ /reɪ/ 1
    D Re 2
    D Re 3
    E Mi mi /mi/ /miː/ 3
    E Mi 4
    E Mi 5
    F Fa fa /fa/ /fɑː/ 4
    F Fa 5
    F Fa 6
    G Sol sol /sɔl/ /soʊl/ 6
    G Sol 7
    G Sol 8
    A La la /la/ /lɑː/ 8
    A La 9
    A La 10
    B Si si /si/ /siː/ 10
    B Si 11
    B Si 0
    Chromatic variants of fixed do
    Note name Syllable Pitch class
    English Romance Traditional
    [1]
    5 sharps / 5 flats
    [1][2][3]
    Hullah
    [4]
    Shearer
    [5]
    Siler
    [6]
    Sotorrio
    [7]
    Cdouble flat Dodouble flat do duf daw du (pe) 10
    C Do du de do (tsi) 11
    C Do do do do da do 0
    C Do di da di de ga 1
    Cdouble sharp Dodouble sharp das dai di (re) 2
    Ddouble flat Redouble flat re raf raw ru (do) 0
    D Re ra ra ra ro ga 1
    D Re re re re ra Re 2
    D Re ri ri ri re nu 3
    Ddouble sharp Redouble sharp ris rai ri (mi) 4
    Edouble flat Midouble flat mi mef maw mu (re) 2
    E Mi me me me mo nu 3
    E Mi mi mi mi ma mi 4
    E Mi mis mai me (fa) 5
    Edouble sharp Midouble sharp mish mi (jur) 6
    Fdouble flat Fadouble flat fa fof faw fu (nu) 3
    F Fa fo fe fo (mi) 4
    F Fa fa fa fa fa Fa 5
    F Fa fi fe fi fe jur 6
    Fdouble sharp Fadouble sharp fes fai fi (sol) 7
    Gdouble flat Soldouble flat sol sulf saw su (fa) 5
    G Sol se sul se so jur 6
    G Sol sol sol so sa sol 7
    G Sol si sal si se ki 8
    Gdouble sharp Soldouble sharp sals sai si (la) 9
    Adouble flat Ladouble flat la lof law lu (sol) 7
    A La le lo le lo ki 8
    A La la la la la la 9
    A La li le li le pe 10
    Adouble sharp Ladouble sharp les lai li (tsi) 11
    Bdouble flat Sidouble flat si sef taw tu (la) 9
    B Si te se te to pe 10
    B Si ti si ti ta tsi 11
    B Si sis tai te (do) 0
    Bdouble sharp Sidouble sharp sish ti (ga) 1
    A dash ("–") means that the source(s) did not specify a syllable.

    Order of the notes

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    The order of the notes go like this: Do4, Di4/Ra4, Re4, Ri4/Me4, Mi4, Fa4, Fi4/Se4, So4, Si4/Le4, La4, Li4/Te4, Ti4 & Do5.

    Different note pitches
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    Scientific designation Helmholtz designation Octave name Frequency (Hz)
    C-1 C͵͵͵ or ͵͵͵C Subsubcontra 8.176
    C0 C͵͵ or ͵͵C Subcontra 16.352
    C1 C͵ or ͵C Contra 32.703
    C2 C Great 65.406
    C3 c Small 130.813
    C4 (Middle C) c One-lined 261.626
    C5 c′′ Two-lined 523.251
    C6 c′′′ Three-lined 1046.502
    C7 c′′′′ Four-lined 2093.005
    C8 c′′′′′ Five-lined 4186.009
    C9 c′′′′′′ Six-lined 8372.018
    Scientific designation Helmholtz designation Octave name Frequency (Hz)
    D-1 D͵͵͵ or ͵͵͵D Subsubcontra 9.177
    D0 D͵͵ or ͵͵D Subcontra 18.354
    D1 D͵ or ͵D Contra 36.708
    D2 D Great 73.416
    D3 d Small 146.832
    D4 (Middle D) d One-lined 293.665
    D5 d′′ Two-lined 587.33
    D6 d′′′ Three-lined 1174.659
    D7 d′′′′ Four-lined 2349.318
    D8 d′′′′′ Five-lined 4698.636
    D9 d′′′′′′ Six-lined 9397.273
    Scientific designation Helmholtz designation Octave name Frequency (Hz)
    E-1 E͵͵͵ or ͵͵͵E Subsubcontra 10.301
    E0 E͵͵ or ͵͵E Subcontra 20.602
    E1 E͵ or ͵E Contra 41.204
    E2 E Great 82.407
    E3 e Small 164.814
    E4 (Middle E) e One-lined 329.628
    E5 e′′ Two-lined 659.255
    E6 e′′′ Three-lined 1318.51
    E7 e′′′′ Four-lined 2637.021
    E8 e′′′′′ Five-lined 5274.041
    E9 e′′′′′′ Six-lined 10548.082
    Scientific designation Helmholtz designation Octave name Frequency (Hz)
    F-1 F͵͵͵ Subsubcontra 10.913
    F0 F͵͵ Subcontra 21.827
    F1 Contra 43.654
    F2 F Great 87.307
    F3 f Small 174.614
    F4 f One-lined 349.228
    F5 f′′ Two-lined 698.457
    F6 f′′′ Three-lined 1396.913
    F7 f′′′′ Four-lined 2793.826
    F8 f′′′′′ Five-lined 5587.652
    F9 f′′′′′′ Six-lined 11175.303
    Scientific designation Helmholtz designation Octave name Frequency (Hz)
    G-1 G͵͵͵ or ͵͵͵G Subsubcontra 12.25
    G0 G͵͵ or ͵͵G Subcontra 24.5
    G1 G͵ or ͵G Contra 48.999
    G2 G Great 97.999
    G3 g Small 195.998
    G4 g One-lined 391.995
    G5 g′′ Two-lined 783.991
    G6 g′′′ Three-lined 1567.982
    G7 g′′′′ Four-lined 3135.964
    G8 g′′′′′ Five-lined 6271.927
    G9 g′′′′′′ Six-lined 12543.854

    Sounds & pictures

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    Middle C Play.
    Middle D Play.
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  • Group 1 2   3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
    Hydrogen &
    alkali metals
    Alkaline earth metals Triels Tetrels Pnicto­gens Chal­co­gens Halo­gens Noble
    gases
    Period

    1

    Hydro­gen1H1.0080 He­lium2He4.0026
    2 Lith­ium3Li6.94 Beryl­lium4Be9.0122 Boron5B10.81 Carbon6C12.011 Nitro­gen7N14.007 Oxy­gen8O15.999 Fluor­ine9F18.998 Neon10Ne20.180
    3 So­dium11Na22.990 Magne­sium12Mg24.305 Alumin­ium13Al26.982 Sili­con14Si28.085 Phos­phorus15P30.974 Sulfur16S32.06 Chlor­ine17Cl35.45 Argon18Ar39.95
    4 Potas­sium19K39.098 Cal­cium20Ca40.078 Scan­dium21Sc44.956 Tita­nium22Ti47.867 Vana­dium23V50.942 Chrom­ium24Cr51.996 Manga­nese25Mn54.938 Iron26Fe55.845 Cobalt27Co58.933 Nickel28Ni58.693 Copper29Cu63.546 Zinc30Zn65.38 Gallium31Ga69.723 Germa­nium32Ge72.630 Arsenic33As74.922 Sele­nium34Se78.971 Bromine35Br79.904 Kryp­ton36Kr83.798
    5 Rubid­ium37Rb85.468 Stront­ium38Sr87.62 Yttrium39Y88.906 Zirco­nium40Zr91.224 Nio­bium41Nb92.906 Molyb­denum42Mo95.95 Tech­netium43Tc​[97] Ruthe­nium44Ru101.07 Rho­dium45Rh102.91 Pallad­ium46Pd106.42 Silver47Ag107.87 Cad­mium48Cd112.41 Indium49In114.82 Tin50Sn118.71 Anti­mony51Sb121.76 Tellur­ium52Te127.60 Iodine53I126.90 Xenon54Xe131.29
    6 Cae­sium55Cs132.91 Ba­rium56Ba137.33 1 asterisk Lute­tium71Lu174.97 Haf­nium72Hf178.49 Tanta­lum73Ta180.95 Tung­sten74W183.84 Rhe­nium75Re186.21 Os­mium76Os190.23 Iridium77Ir192.22 Plat­inum78Pt195.08 Gold79Au196.97 Mer­cury80Hg200.59 Thallium81Tl204.38 Lead82Pb207.2 Bis­muth83Bi208.98 Polo­nium84Po​[209] Asta­tine85At​[210] Radon86Rn​[222]
    7 Fran­cium87Fr​[223] Ra­dium88Ra​[226] 1 asterisk Lawren­cium103Lr​[266] Ruther­fordium104Rf​[267] Dub­nium105Db​[268] Sea­borgium106Sg​[269] Bohr­ium107Bh​[270] Has­sium108Hs​[269] Meit­nerium109Mt​[278] Darm­stadtium110Ds​[281] Roent­genium111Rg​[282] Coper­nicium112Cn​[285] Nihon­ium113Nh​[286] Flerov­ium114Fl​[289] Moscov­ium115Mc​[290] Liver­morium116Lv​[293] Tenness­ine117Ts​[294] Oga­nesson118Og​[294]
    1 asterisk Lan­thanum57La138.91 Cerium58Ce140.12 Praseo­dymium59Pr140.91 Neo­dymium60Nd144.24 Prome­thium61Pm​[145] Sama­rium62Sm150.36 Europ­ium63Eu151.96 Gadolin­ium64Gd157.25 Ter­bium65Tb158.93 Dyspro­sium66Dy162.50 Hol­mium67Ho164.93 Erbium68Er167.26 Thulium69Tm168.93 Ytter­bium70Yb173.05  
    1 asterisk Actin­ium89Ac​[227] Thor­ium90Th232.04 Protac­tinium91Pa231.04 Ura­nium92U238.03 Neptu­nium93Np​[237] Pluto­nium94Pu​[244] Ameri­cium95Am​[243] Curium96Cm​[247] Berkel­ium97Bk​[247] Califor­nium98Cf​[251] Einstei­nium99Es​[252] Fer­mium100Fm​[257] Mende­levium101Md​[258] Nobel­ium102No​[259]

    Primordial From decay SyntheticBorder shows natural occurrence of the element

    Standard atomic weight Ar, std(E)[8]
    • Ca: 40.078 — Abridged value (uncertainty omitted here)[9]
  • Po: [209] — mass number of the most stable isotope
  • s-block f-block d-block p-block

    Category:Chemistry templates


    G-Block
    121
    Ubu
    122
    Ubb
    123
    Ubt
    124
    Ubq
    125
    Ubp
    126
    Ubh
    127
    Ubs
    128
    Ubo
    129
    Ube
    130
    Utn
    131
    Utu
    132
    Utb
    133
    Utt
    134
    Utq
    135
    Utp
    136
    Uth
    137
    Uts
    138
    Uto
    121
    Usu
    122
    Usb
    123
    Ust

    Elements

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    Colors and spectra (bottom row) of electric discharge in pure noble gases
    Glass tube shining violet light with a wire wound over it Glass tube shining orange light with a wire wound over it Glass tube shining violet-blue light with a wire wound over it Glass tube shining white light with a wire wound over it Glass tube shining blue light with a wire wound over it
    Glass tube shining red Glass tube shining red Glass tube shining red Glass tube shining red Glass tube shining red
    Illuminated light red gas discharge tubes shaped as letters H and e Illuminated orange gas discharge tubes shaped as letters N and e Illuminated blue gas discharge tubes shaped as letters A and r Illuminated white gas discharge tubes shaped as letters K and r Illuminated violet gas discharge tubes shaped as letters X and e
    Helium line spectrum Neon line spectrum Argon line spectrum Krypton line spectrum Xenon line spectrum
    Helium Neon Argon
    (with some Hg in the "Ar" image)
    Krypton Xenon
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    I can't put Antarctica because there isn't one.

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