Thuonium

Thuonium is a material sometimes classified as an element. What makes it different form other elements is that its nucleus is composed of a Connecticut Meson and an Oklahoma Meson. Normally, these two mesons would be very destabilized with each other, but the seven thuons present in the shell stabilize the nucleus.
== History ==
Thuonium was first theorized to be able to exist in 2962 in a paper by Leonardo Turisi named "Possible new Elements formed by Mutated Mesons". The first Thuonium atom was created in 2985 at MuiLabs.
== Uses ==
Thuonium is most commonly used for sinyon extraction. When a neutralized portion of a gridcube is obtained, thuonium is injected into it, and it breaks down the bonds between the sinyons bringing them together and allowing them to be harvested.
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