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#126: Unbihexium, also known as Durasteel. 

Melting point: 3901 C Boiling point: 8412 C Density: 16.63 G/cm^3 Symbol: Du A metalloid with 3x the strength of steel, a slightly higher melting point then tungsten, and durable enough to be used in bladed weapons and armor. gray with a hint of blue

#127: Unbiseptinium, Also known as Aegisalt

Melting point: 1653 C Boiling point: 1930 C Density: 7.8 G/cm^3 Symbol: Ai A light green metal that forms giant cubic crystals. It has a very high electrical conductivity, which makes it great for energy weapons, tools, and machinery. It’s not very sturdy though, so it makes a poor armor without a reinforcement.

#128: Unbioctinium, also known as Violium

Melting point: 1830 C Boiling point: 2233 C Density: 4.214 G/cm^3 Symbol: Vo A purple metal, able to withstand extreme forces when honed down to a blade. it can get as sharp as obsidian, if not sharper. It’s an excellent metal for swords and armor, and has a high thermal conductivity. don’t wear it on a hot day.

#129: Unbiennium, also known as Ferozium

Melting point: 2874 C Boiling point: 10341 C Density: 13.632 G/cm^3 Symbol: Fz A bright blue crystalline metal. It’s very brittle, but has a low thermal conductivity. It’s been known that, imbued with another element, it conducts an extreme amount of electricity. otherwise, it’s a terrible conductor.

#130: Untrinilium, also known as Solarium

Melting point: 500 C Boiling point: 3012 C Density: 7.77 G/cm^3 Symbol: So A bright yellow mineral. it’s a radioactive metal when natural, but can alloy with other elements and Durasteel to make tough, almost supernatural alloys. It has a half-life of 2.75 billion years, and decays into Ferozium-366

Alloy 1: Rubium (Fz2So3Du)

Melting point: Unknown Boiling point: unknown Density: 1.3 g/cm^ A crimson red alloy of Ferozium, Solarium and Durasteel. Rubium has an extremely high thermal conductivity, acts as a superconductor, and is as strong as Violium. It is best used for high-end staff weapons. Because of it’s thermal conductivity, it is extremely hard to get a good temperature reading on it.

Alloy 2: Cerulium (AiSo2Du3)

Melting point: 4092 C Boiling point: Unknown, beyond 12500 C Density: 5.42 G/cm^3 A deep blue alloy of Aegisalt, Solarium, and Durasteel, Cerulium is unique in that it can store a lot of energy, and thus, used as a high-capacity capacitor. it’s a soft crystal otherwise.

Alloy 3: Impervium (Vo3So3Du2)

Melting point: 2501 C Boiling point: 4123 C Density: 35.52 G/cm^c