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- noun The
systematic element name forflerovium , the chemical element withatomic number 114 (symbol Uuq).
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- noun a radioactive transuranic element
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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In December 1998 and January 1999, high-energy physicists in Russia created a superheavy element called ununquadium with a record 114 protons.
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In December 1998 and January 1999, high-energy physicists in Russia created a superheavy element called ununquadium with a record 114 protons.
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In December 1998 and January 1999, high-energy physicists in Russia created a superheavy element called ununquadium with a record 114 protons.
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They have temporary titles - ununquadium and ununhexium - but final names are yet to been decided.
Wired Top Stories Mark Brown 2011
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They have temporary titles - ununquadium and ununhexium - but final names are yet to been decided.
Wired Top Stories Mark Brown 2011
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Is the euro, like ununquadium, simply too massive for the natural world?
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At the very moment that the physicists in Dubna, Russia, were birthing ununquadium, another group of scientists-dismal scientists-were smashing together the currencies of Western Europe to form a brand-new synthetic element known as the euro, which they proudly launched on Jan.
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At the very moment that the physicists in Dubna, Russia, were birthing ununquadium, another group of scientists-dismal scientists-were smashing together the currencies of Western Europe to form a brand-new synthetic element known as the euro, which they proudly launched on Jan.
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At the very moment that the physicists in Dubna, Russia, were birthing ununquadium, another group of scientists-dismal scientists-were smashing together the currencies of Western Europe to form a brand-new synthetic element known as the euro, which they proudly launched on Jan.
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Is the euro, like ununquadium, simply too massive for the natural world?
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Uuq
November 26, 2007