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Elements
Elements Produced Artificially
1. Technetium, in 1937, by C. Perrier & E. Segre (Italy/USA) 2. Astatine, in 1940, by D.R. Corson & others (USA) 3. Neptunium, in 1940, by E.M. McMillan & P. Abelson (USA) 4. Plutonium, in 1940, by G. Seaborg & others (USA) 5. Curium, in 1944, by G. Seaborg & others (USA) 6. Americium, in 1945, by G. Seaborg & others (USA) 7. Promethium, in 1945, by J.A. Marinsky & others (USA) 8. Berkelium, in 1949, by S.G. Thompson & others (USA) 9. Californium, in 1950, by S.G. Thompsons & others (USA) 10. Einsteinium, in 1952, by A. Ghiorso & others (USA) 11. Fermium, in 1953, by A. Ghiorso & others (USA) 12. Mendelevium, in 1958, by A. Ghiorso & others (USA) 13. Nobelium, in 1958, by A. Ghiorso & others (USA/USSR) 14. Lawrencium, in 1961, by A. Ghiorso & others (USA/USSR) 15. Rutherfordium, in 1964, by G.Flerov (USSR) 16. Dubnium, in 1968, by A. Ghiorso (USA) 17. Seborgium, in 1974, by A. Ghiorso (USA); G. Flerov (USSR) 18. Bohrium, in 1976, by G. Munzenburg (Germany) 19. Meitnerium, in 1982, by P. Armbruster (Germany) 20. Hassium, in 1984, by P. Armbruster (Germany) Some Facts: 1.Astatine is the rarest element on Earth. The rarest metal is rhodium. 2. At room temperature, osmium is the densest element, and lithium the least dense solid element. 3. Hydrogen and helium are the most abundant elemens in the universe. 4. The tissues of the human body are made up of hydrogen, carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and bones contain calcium. Together these five elements account for 98% of the body's mass. |
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Naming Elements The names of elements are derived from Greek words. They give clue about the element's properties. Elements/Symbols....................Greek word....................Meaning Argon (Ar) .................................Argos.............................Inactive Astatine (At) ..............................Astatos..........................Unstable Barium (Ba) ................................Barys.............................Heavy Bromine (Br) ...............................Bromos...........................Stench Chlorine (Cl) ...............................Chloros...........................Pale green Dysprosium (Dy) ..........................Dusprositos.....................Hard to get Hydrogen (H) ..............................Hydro genes................... Water forming Mercury (Hg) ..............................Hydrargyrum....................Liquid silver Phosphrous (P) ...........................Phosphorus......................Bringer of light Technetium (Tc) .........................Tekhnetos........................Artificial
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