Bingusgen

Bingusgen, or Bin or more popularly named, Bu, is the 205th element in the periodic table. It is an element usually in the form of gas, but can turn into a liquid when reaching the temperature of -804 degree Fahrenheit, and solid when reaching the temperature of -2301 degree Fahrenheit. Bingusgen is commonly used in the production of gas fuel, due to it's common appearance and ease of replication, along with relatively cheap price to extract. It is commonly found in places with marine life corpses that is beyond 50 years old, and is extremely abundant near the Indochinese Islands, especially in the Floptly Islands. 
It is incredibly explosive in its pure form, hence why most Bingusgen manufacturer preserve it in dilution by the environment, as the Bingusgen's pure form will eventually alpha decay to a more stable form, which last indefinitely, and is far less explosive. 
It belongs to the halogen group of the periodic table.
== Use ==
Bingusgen is mainly a noble gas, meaning that it cannot form compounds with any other elements, though people have discovered other variants of Bingusgen including Bingusgen-alpha³, which can be, for example, synthesized in a superheater with Zabloing Chlorine to create Dibingusgen-Alpha³ (II, III) Trizachloride, which is a compound used in the aviation field, mainly as a defroster due to its ability to react to water in solid form. 
Pure Bingusgen gases has been found to be used in the production of N³ Bombs during the war in Soggastan.
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