This is kinda true tho...

Well the amount of items used in potions vs the amount of elements used in chemistry is relatively small. Still funny though. XD

i have actually mastered minecraft potion recipes after HUNDREDS of hours of minecraft gameplay

Yet we have "xenon trifluoride undecafluoroantimonate"

Hate to ruin your fun/logical comment, but "xenon trifluoride undecafluoroantimonate" is actually a compound, not an element. The periodic table has ELEMENTS, not compounds. Based on its name, I can infer that it has the elements xeon, fluorite, and some other random elements INSIDE that compound.

Okay now that I just typed this comment up, it entertained myself a little bit today. So, yeah, I didn't hate to ruin that comment.

Who would even call that an element. Also since potions consist of many ingredients it's like using elements to make compounds. Also good job naming stuff scientists.