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Bismuth holds an incredibly weak radioactive instability
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The visually stunning rainbow metal is technically slowly dying, but at a rate so pathetic it barely counts. Bismuth was assumed completely stable for centuries until scientists realized its core was steadily breaking down. However, its half-life is billions of times longer than the current age of the entire universe, making it the most aggressively lazy radioactive hazard in existence.
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