Areg The Magical Alchemical Wizard With Argon Magic: Element 18 — Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy Series

Argon

This is the front side of the game card for Areg The Wizard With The Argon Staff. Click the pic to take a look at all the fun info on the back. Use it as a memorization tool, a trading card or as science class prizes and rewards.

Areg’s Story Coming Soon

1 – https://www.princeton.edu/~maelabs/mae324/glos324/argon.htm#:~:text=Argon%20is%20an%20inert%20gas,of%201.40%20Mg%2Fm3.

2 – https://www.rsc.org/periodic-table/element/18/argon

3 – https://www.azom.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=7906

4 – https://www.britannica.com/science/noble-gas

5 – https://byjus.com/chemistry/argon/#:~:text=The%20argon%20atom%20is%20made,emits%20a%20violet%2Dcolored%20light

6 – https://homework.study.com/explanation/is-argon-diamagnetic-or-paramagnetic.html#:~:text=Here%2C%20the%20electrons%20in%20all,means%20that%20Argon%20is%20diamagnetic

7 – https://scienceinfo.com/argonar-element-properties/

8 – https://youtu.be/BiSLexPRJx0?si=dDY0d4bTIhSkpa09

9 – https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0950421494850062

10 – https://www.lindeus.com/blog/2023/argon-gas-and-liquid-uses

Links and Notes for Areg’s chemistry inspired magical abilities:

Argon itself (Areg’s element)

• Argon – Wikipedia — general overview of properties, inertness, discovery
• Argon | Properties, Uses, Atomic Number, & Facts | Britannica
• Argon – UCAR Center for Science Education — “~1% of atmosphere” detail used in the text
• The Accessible Element Argon | ChemTalk
• Noble gas – Wikipedia — “noble, unreactive” framing
• Why Are Noble Gases Unreactive? – WestAir — explains the electron-shell reason argon resists bonding and why it makes a stable “containment” medium
• Group 18: Properties of Noble Gases – Chemistry LibreTexts

Atmospheric composition (~1% argon claim)

• Atmosphere of Earth – Wikipedia

Barium silicate residue (Ashveil’s corrosion signature)

• PubChem: Barium silicate — authoritative compound data
• American Elements: Barium Silicate — industrial/technical properties

Galena / lead sulfide (Tessa’s soil sample finding)

• Galena – Wikipedia
• Galena | Lead sulfide, Lead ore, Silver ore | Britannica
• Galena Mineral | Uses and Properties – geology.com

Author’s Fantasy License:

The links above support the real facts this story borrows (argon’s inertness, its atmospheric abundance, galena’s and barium silicate’s real chemical identity), but the actual “magic” — using argon as a containment medium for molecularly displaced people, staff-stones blazing purple, counter-resonance reversing displacement — is invented fantasy mechanics layered on top of those facts. In other words, just pure fantasy.

Watch Areg – Argon Short