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In the new Iron Man movie, Iron Man 2, tony Stark created a new element. The name of this new element was Palladium.
No, an element in the miniature arc reactor he built first (that he had at the start of Iron Man 2) was Palladium (Pd) and it was rapidly increasing his blood toxicity and would eventually have killed him. When he met Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), Agent Romanov injected him with Lithium Dioxide which subsided the Palladium 'poisoning', this didn't quite solve his problem. He needed a replacement for the Palladium which would not eventually kill him. Later, after an epiphany, you saw him building a large tube that goes around in a circle, this (i think) is a Proton Accelerator which is essential to creating new elements. Somehow he created a new element in what you see, i don't quite know, I'm only 14. This new element was an exceptional substitute for the life-threatening Palladium and it also won't kill him.
I don't know what element Iron Man created but i believe it is fictional and not on the periodic table (unlike Palladium). He may have created Vibranium - an element in Captain America's shield (as seen, unfinished, in the movie). This is unlikely as Vibranium is found only in Wakanda, according to the comics.
He may have created Adamantium, the primary element injected into Wolverine.
The element is a 'heavy metal' which means if you ingest it it will never (ever) leave your system. Other 'heavy metals' are Lead and etc.
Keep up your science study.
Just looked up something: In the Iron Man 2 Novel (released in April 2010) "Stark, discovering this new, powerful element. Stark thought to himself, since it absorbs vibrations I should call it Vibranium." This contradicts what i said before but is the best source of info i have.
Correction: He did not create Adamantium, since Adamantium itself is an vibranium/iron alloy. My best guess would also be vibranium. Wakanda is the only KNOWN place that has vibranium and even that in the form of vibranium ore that fell in Wakanda as a meteorite.
There are also other materials, some of them purely magic, like the surf of Silver Surfer or Mjolnir, hammer of Thor.
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Why does Iron Man have a triangle on his chest?
****SPOILERS FROM IRON MAN 2**** The Paladium core used in his original arc reactor starts poisoning his blood, and so he eventually develops a new element that the arc reactor can run off, which is triangle shaped.
Is iron man-made or natural?
Iron ore is a natural mineral this is used by man to make Iron.
What is Iron Mans suit made of from Iron Man the movie 2012?
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What phone did iron man have?
Ironman used an LG-VX9400 phone. http://blog.laptopmag.com/iron-man-has-a-landline-phone
What weapons did Dorian's use?
The Dorians used Iron swords, shields, spears (iron tips), stone axes and hammers
Are elements used to make cooking utensils?
Yes, it is used to make cooking utensils such as iron.
What two elements are used to make car batteries?
Although many elements make up car batteries, the nickel and iron battery has dominated for decades.
What kind of elements are used in nuclear reactors?
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Why is it nuclear power plants will not used other elements in the periodic table except for uranium plutonium and thorium as fuel in the reactor?
reactors cannot operate on fuel that is unable to support a neutron chain reaction in at least one of its isotopes.actually all the transuranic elements, not just plutonium, make excelent reactor fuel.
Element used to make permanent magnets?
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What two elements are used to make steel?
The two elements that make up steel are mainly carbon and iron.
Why does Iron Man have a triangle on his chest?
****SPOILERS FROM IRON MAN 2**** The Paladium core used in his original arc reactor starts poisoning his blood, and so he eventually develops a new element that the arc reactor can run off, which is triangle shaped.
What are elements used as nutrients such as iron called?
Minerals.
What elements are used in magnet?
magnetized nickel and iron
What is an arc reactor?
An arc reactor is a fictional power source in the Marvel Comics universe, notably used by Tony Stark (Iron Man) to power his suit and other technological inventions. It generates energy by converting electricity into a near-limitless supply of power.
Is it posssible to use palladium to make arc reactor?
While palladium is used in certain types of fuel cells, it is not typically used in constructing arc reactors as portrayed in popular fiction like Iron Man. The concept of an arc reactor is mainly a fictional device, and the materials and technologies involved in its construction do not exist in reality.
Which elements are used for nuclear reactors in India?
Uranium. There is some interest in using thorium in the future. Thorium cannot be used directly as fuel in a reactor as it does not fission, it requires a fast breeder reactor to convert it to Uranium-233 which does fission.
