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A newly discovered chemical element found by a great chemist and scholar from Cleveland, Ohio who dedicated his life to chemistry particularly in the aerosol field. The element was found on September of 2015 but has been made official in March of 2016. In its natural state, Nadium has a dark color to it. It is highly soluble when in it is in a salt, like Nadium Chloride or Nadium Sulfate. When in solution, it is both a strong acid and a strong base, depending on the other element it is bonded to. Nadium has a potential to change the world as it is both cheap and readily available to the public.
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