poem “Tantalum macroscopically entangles a Periodic Table Twitter Verse poem for learning about the element #73 Tantalum (Ta), used in layers of Tantalum sulfide and Tantalum disulfide (TaS<sub>2</sub>), about how rare earth element that we use for electronic production a lot is found mostly in China, so if they have a stranglehold on a depleting market, researchers use the transitional element Tantalum (atomically thin in Tantalum sulfide & Tantalum disulfide) to make islands in 2 layers, where Tantalum macroscopically entangles, making heavy fermion materials that can be used instead of rare earth elements, By Chicago Poet Janet Kuypers

Enjoy this YouTube video of Janet Kuypers reading her Twitter Verse Periodic Table Poem “Tantalum macroscopically entangles” (#73, Ta) on the roof of the Mohawk outdoor amphitheater right before the KMFDM industrial concert in Austin, TX 10/2/22 (Samsung S9 camera; on Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Pinterest, Instagram, and Tumblr). #janetkuypers #janetkuyperspoem #janetkuyperstwitterverseperiodictablepoem

Enjoy this Facebook live video stream of Janet Kuypers reading her Twitter Verse Periodic Table Poem “Tantalum macroscopically entangles” (#73, Ta) on the roof of the Mohawk outdoor amphitheater right before the KMFDM industrial concert in Austin, TX 10/2/22 (filmed from a Samsung S9 camera; linked on Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Instagram, and Tumblr). #janetkuyperspoem #janetkuypers #janetkuyperstwitterverseperiodictablepoem

Tantalum
macroscopically
entangles
Janet Kuypers
12/15/21 (Twitter-length Periodic Table poem
for element #73, Tantalum (Ta), used in layers
of Tantalum sulfide and Tantalum disulfide (TaS₂)
#janetkuyperstwitterverseperiodictablepoem
on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr
We need rare earth elements
in electronics, & China hoards it—
so, researchers use transitional Tantalum
(atomically thin in sulfides & disulfides)
to make islands in 2 layers.
Tantalum macroscopically entangles,
making heavy fermion materials
perfect 4 all our electronic gizmos.

Copyright © Janet Kuypers.

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