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The T-54 had a lot of Stalinium in the whole body. A Stalinium St Stalinium nugget. Atomic number: 119 Category: Metal Phase: Solid Melting Point: 15,000 C° Boiling Point: 35,000 C° Density: 0.0000000003 g/cm Hardness in Moss Scale: 18 The Stalinium is the lightest and most resistant metal known. It was discovered in 1910 by lósif Stalin. It can only be found in soviet Russia, but the exact place and process to extract it are yet A Yak-3P, one of the most successful russian fighters that used Stalinium. unknown. The Stalinium was mainly used in the cover and airframe of russian military planes in World War II as well as armor for tanks. It was also used to make bullets for 20mm cannons like the SHVAK, B-20S and B-20M cannons.

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