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tennessine

[ ten-uh-seen ]

noun

Chemistry, Physics.
  1. a superheavy, synthetic, radioactive element with a short half-life. : Ts; : 117.


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Origin of tennessine1

Named in 2016 ; after Tennessee ( def ) (location of Vanderbilt University) + -ine 2( def )
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The heaviest elements, such as tennessine with 117 protons, aren’t created by nature at all.

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Some of the histories invoked by the pictures and text are complex, but others are easily read: Tennessine is hailed in the form of a whiskey bottle, and Sodium, the most basic substance celebrated here, inspires 11 poems.

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Claes Fahlander, a nuclear physicist at Lund University in Sweden, expects that experimental results will eventually support the claims for moscovium and tennessine.

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He walks around with a radiation dosimeter around his neckto measure his exposureanda lapel pin that reads “Ts,†for Tennessine, atomic number 117, a recently created element whose name honors the state that is home to Oak Ridge.

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Please welcome to the periodic table: nihonium, moscovium, tennessine and oganesson.

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