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Astatine is definitely dangerous, but natural astatine is rare and decays quickly. There are plenty of more common elements that I still wouldn’t want to mess with, including arsenic and the other halogens, among other things. And then we get to some pretty insane compounds…
 
Natural Astatine is beyond rare. Less than a gram of it exists on the whole earth, as a result of decay of other element, only to decay again in some hours. The thing doesn’t want to exist. It’s the first element that the existence in any visible amount means death and destruction for everyone nearby that I could think about.
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@hackbarth  
Astatine is definitely dangerous, but natural astatine is rare and decays quickly. There are plenty of more common elements that I still wouldn’t want to mess with, including arsenic and the other halogens, among other things. And then we get to some pretty insane compounds…
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@Vitruvius The bottle here is an aged sample from the Victorian era. Most arsenic formulations then were organic and colourless when new - as the decades flung by oxidation and other degradation processes turn the poison yellow (and even more dangerous).
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