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Scientists Move Closer to Synthesising Element 120, Marking Potential New Era in Periodic Table
Scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California are exploring new techniques for creating superheavy elements, focusing on the potential synthesis of “element 120,” also called unbinilium. If successful, this addition could lead to an eighth row on the periodic table. Using ion bombardment, researchers demonstrated a process t...
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Scientists Move Closer to Adding Element 120 to the Periodic Table with New Technique
Scientists are on the brink of a groundbreaking discovery that could expand the periodic table to include element 120. Currently, the periodic table comprises 118 elements, ranging from hydrogen with one proton to oganesson with 118. The quest to explore the frontiers of atomic physics has led researchers to develop a novel technique to create elem...
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UNESCO To Launch International Year Of The Periodic Table Of Chemical Elements
The International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements will be launched today at UNESCOs Headquarters, Paris.
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Periodic Table Expands With Elements Named After Japan, Moscow, Tennessee
The periodic table, pored over by science students the world over, arranges chemical elements in the order of their atomic number.
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Google Honours Periodic Table Creator Dmitri Mendeleev On His 182nd Birthday
During our schools days all of us have studied the Periodic Table of Elements. But do we really know the man behind it?
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Periodic Table Gains Four New Superheavy Elements
While you were off celebrating the holidays, the periodic table got a little more complete. Four newly discovered elements managed to squeak their way in just before the end of 2015, filling up the table's seventh row and marking the first additions since 2011.
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Four New Elements Added to Periodic Table
The periodic table now has its seventh row completed with the introduction of four new chemical elements.
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Japan Team To Name Element 113 In Asian First
A Japanese research team has been granted the right to name new element 113, the first on the periodic table to be named by Asian scientists, the team's institute said today.
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How Well do you Know Your Wine Grapes?
As a testament to how much of a wine geek I am, my dinning room has the popular De Long's Grape Varietal Table framed on one wall. 184 of the world's favourite grapes organised by body and acidity. It looks a lot like the Periodic Table of Elements that...
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Scientists Move Closer to Synthesising Element 120, Marking Potential New Era in Periodic Table
Scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California are exploring new techniques for creating superheavy elements, focusing on the potential synthesis of “element 120,” also called unbinilium. If successful, this addition could lead to an eighth row on the periodic table. Using ion bombardment, researchers demonstrated a process t...
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Scientists Move Closer to Adding Element 120 to the Periodic Table with New Technique
Scientists are on the brink of a groundbreaking discovery that could expand the periodic table to include element 120. Currently, the periodic table comprises 118 elements, ranging from hydrogen with one proton to oganesson with 118. The quest to explore the frontiers of atomic physics has led researchers to develop a novel technique to create elem...
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UNESCO To Launch International Year Of The Periodic Table Of Chemical Elements
The International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements will be launched today at UNESCOs Headquarters, Paris.
-
Periodic Table Expands With Elements Named After Japan, Moscow, Tennessee
The periodic table, pored over by science students the world over, arranges chemical elements in the order of their atomic number.
-
Google Honours Periodic Table Creator Dmitri Mendeleev On His 182nd Birthday
During our schools days all of us have studied the Periodic Table of Elements. But do we really know the man behind it?
-
Periodic Table Gains Four New Superheavy Elements
While you were off celebrating the holidays, the periodic table got a little more complete. Four newly discovered elements managed to squeak their way in just before the end of 2015, filling up the table's seventh row and marking the first additions since 2011.
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Four New Elements Added to Periodic Table
The periodic table now has its seventh row completed with the introduction of four new chemical elements.
-
Japan Team To Name Element 113 In Asian First
A Japanese research team has been granted the right to name new element 113, the first on the periodic table to be named by Asian scientists, the team's institute said today.
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How Well do you Know Your Wine Grapes?
As a testament to how much of a wine geek I am, my dinning room has the popular De Long's Grape Varietal Table framed on one wall. 184 of the world's favourite grapes organised by body and acidity. It looks a lot like the Periodic Table of Elements that...
