4 new elements in the periodic table have been named by scientists
As discoverers of the new element, the aforementioned group of scientists has been given naming rights, with very specific criteria.
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As discoverers of the new element, the aforementioned group of scientists has been given naming rights, with very specific criteria.
In 2013, those who are interested will be able to watch the fierce horse race between the science knights from the Dubna (Russia-US) centers, GSI (Germany) and RIKEN (Ja…
The International Association of Basic Chemistry and Applications (IUPAC) has just announced a periodic table of chemical elements (welcoming).
During the recent meeting at the Institute of Physics (London), the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) adopted three new elements to complement the…
Full chemical periodic table - Along with the recognition of element 113 as a chemical element, IUPAC has officially introduced three other elements with atomic numbers…
In the race to invent, hunt for the last super heavy elements in the periodic table, the Institute of Nuclear Research (JINR) in the scientific city of Dna, Russia,
In the race to hunt for the last superheavy elements in the periodic table, Russia's Institute of Nuclear Research in Russia, Russia is worthy of being a rival to the Na…
Chemistry is a rather dry subject, but revolving around finding elements in the periodic table has many strange stories.
In the field of super heavy element science; The study found new elements to fill the last empty cells and extend the periodic table of chemical elements, ...
The latest superheavy element with atomic number 112 from now on has been officially named Copernicium with the symbol Cn, that is, the 112th cell in the periodic table…
The naming of new elements in the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements used to be a story filled with discord and discord that is not worth the world science world.
Named Copernicium to pay homage to an influential scientist in the history of human civilization, to highlight the connection between astronomy and the field of nuclear…
It was here that 6 new super heavy elements were invented, filling 6 empty cells in the Chemical Periodic Table. And that also attracts the admiration and footsteps of t…
National Geographic voted for the groundbreaking findings that the Nobel Council has unfortunately missed.
Elements 114 and 116 are both officially present in the Mendeleev periodic table as the heaviest member.