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I second that name.
 
What shall we do with the names of the axes?
 
Having just looked at the dutch periodic table some of the names look nice in English; Waterstof, boor, stikstof, zuurstof. Or name them after the transition metals; chroom, mangaan, ijzer etc. I don;t really mind what topic we use, I'd personally vote for whatever group or series of names sounded the coolest.
 
http://www.ptable.com/?lang=nl

that is the link to the dutch periodic table that I used. Dutchfire can comment if it seems correct and on preper spelling I'm sure. We could do this as a proper poll or poll by paw, but this isn;t technically my area, so...

(English periodic table = http://www.ptable.com/?lang=en)

  • B Boor
  • C Koolstof
  • N Stikstof
  • F Fluor(?)
  • P Fosfor
  • S Zwavel
  • Cl Chloor(?)
  • Cr Chroom
  • Mn Mangaan
  • Fe Ijzer
  • Br Broom(?)
  • Ag Zilver
  • Sb Antimoon
  • Te Telluur
  • I Jodium(?)
  • Pt Platina
  • Au Goud
  • Hg Kwik
  • Pb Lood
  • Bi Bismut
 
The translations are all correct as far as I can see. (Alternatively, you could just wiki the element you want translated and click "Nederlands" in de languages box in the left menu.)
 
So, we have 2 unnamed axemen right now. Does everyone agree with naming them after the elements (in Dutch)?

If so, I'd like to propose Zuurstof (Oxygen) and Waterstof (Hydrogen) for these two axes.
I think we shouldn't change Hudson's name.
 
good by me....
 
@Krill: I see you edited your post with a list of names. They're all correct except Ijzer, which should be spelled IJzer (yeah, Dutch is a funny language :p).
So of those elements are rather obscure though. What about this ordering:

O - Zuurstof
H - Waterstof
C - Koolstof
N - Stikstof
Fe - IJzer
Au - Goud
Ag - Zilver
Cu - Koper
S - Zwavel
P - Fosfor
He - Helium
Pb - Lood
Na - Natrium
Hg - Kwik
 
Now that was a bad joke...

We may want a pretty big list though...we could end up with alot of axes.
 
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