Adorable 3-Year-Old Periodic Table Expert Brielle

- Our next guest can recite the entire

periodic

table

, so she's either very smart or just a braggart. From Salinas, California, let's welcome three-

year

-old Brielle and her mother, Carrie. Hello Brielle. - Hello. - I kept seeing you in the hallway. Did you see me in the hallway? - Yes. - And then I ran away. Yes. Okay, so you're three

year

s old and you know the entire

periodic

table

. How did you learn? When did you start learning all that? - Hey... - How old were you? - Three years old. - You are already three years old. When did you become interested in this? - In fact, we gave him flashcards in April. - Uh-huh, in April? - So, it's been approximately... yeah.

It's been about six months or so. - And... - Yes, we almost never spend time doing it. She can learn very quickly. - Do you... know how to read? - No, not yet, but I'm saying words. - Yes me too. What else do you like to learn about? - I know all my states and capitals. - All your states and capitals. - And also... I know... the Periodic Table of the Elements. - Yes. - And... I know all my countries in Europe and Africa. And also the presidents. - You're making me feel bad about myself. Wow, and presidents too.

Who is your favorite president? - Barack Obama because... He was president when I was born. -He was president when you were born. Yes. I have shoes that are older than you. But it's okay. So here... I'll show you some and you tell us what it is. What's that? - Geranium. - Geranium. Hmm...what is this? - K, potassium. - K, potassium. Do you want to tell me some facts about that? - Yes. It's in the bananas. - Found in bananas. - And that is why banana also helps our nose function. That means it sends information from our brain to our muscles. - Wow.

You should eat a lot of bananas. And this is? - Iodine. - Iodine. - Kills bacteria. - Yes, it kills bacteria. And this is? - Chlorine. - Chlorine. And this is? - Strontium. It's in the fireworks to make them loud. And it is also used in dark paints. - What is strontium? What is it? - Strontium. - I'm sorry. Hmm... What is this? - Match. - Match. They all look the same to me. I don't know what... and what is phosphorus? Tell me about it. - He's a chameleon. - He's a chameleon. Why is that? - That means they can be different colors. - That's how it is. - White or black.

When it is white, it is less stable and also burns underwater. -Does it burn underwater? - It's not crazy? - It's crazy. It's crazy. And this is? - Tantalum. And if you have a map, I can show it to you. - I still don't know what... How do you remember? You are three years old. How do you remember all this? - My new brain just remembers. -Does your little brain just remember it? I think he's a great brain. I think it's a big brain that remembers all kinds of things. That is incredible. Well. Before we left, you named your dog as one of the items, right? - Yes. - What did you name your dog? -Nici. - Nici?

Abbreviation for what? -Because he is one of my elements. - And what element is that? - Copernicus has the right to say it. - But Nici is tiny for that? - Yes, good. Okay, so you love studying and your favorite color is purple, right? - Yes. - I'm just guessing because of your dress, but I actually knew, so I bought you something, okay? Let's bring it to light. Alright, you have a little station. Come here. - Go with Elena. Go. - Let's go. - Oh my God. Brielle. - It's a small station that you can study.

You have a desk and you have... everything is purple there. Its not cute? - Yes. - And there are all kinds of books you can probably read tonight, and... - Thank you.