Afghanistanium

Afghanistanium is the hypothetical chemical element with the symbol Afg and atomic number 347. This a hypothetical element with atomic number is named after Afghanistan, a country in South-Central Asia. It is not found in nature and it can only be created inside a laboratory. The element is highly radioactive. It can be created when nuclear fusing a hydrogen and Bangladeshium atom together.This element has many similar properties to Bangladeshium. If bonded with Pakistanium, Bangladeshium and pure element India (Indium is not named after India the country), and isotopes of Nepalium and Bhutanium, it can become Hindustan Subcontinentate, which is a salt that, with controlled oxygen reactions can become a pyramid structured radioactive crystal. However, this process is very slow and difficult, as too much oxygen heats it to flash point, and too little only heats it up a tiny amount.