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The History and Use of Our Earth's Chemical Elements: A ...
Hahnium-260 and 261 (Unp-260 and 261). In 1970 Albert Ghiorso and his team
at Berkeley bombarded califor- nium-249 with heavy nitrogen (N-15) in their
Heavy Ion Linear Accelerator (HILAC). The reaction is as follows: 98Cf-249 + 7N-
15 ...
Hahnium. (Eka-Tantalum)'. Hahnium (Ha; Z = 105) was obtained in 1967 by the
same Russian researchers who discovered ruther- fordium(Z = 104, seep. 1342),
when they bombarded americium with neon nuclei; the ...
Egon Wiberg, Nils Wiberg, 2001
The aqueous chemistry of hahnium has also shown unexpected trends. Hahnium
does not behave like its homologue tantalum in aqueous solutions but is similar
to niobium or the pseudo-group VB element, protactinium, under certain ...
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Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Vol-1
98Cf246 + 7N15 hoeHa260 + on' Hahnium-260 has half-life of 1.6 +0.3 second
and decays to form, lawrencium-256 and alpha particles of 9.1 Mev. Lawrencium,
in turn, decays into mendelevium-252 and alpha particles. I05Ha260 ho?Lw256
...
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Routledge French Technical Dictionary Dictionnaire technique ...
h abbr (hecto-) METR h (hecto-) H ' abbr (henry) ELEC, ELEC ENG, METR, PHYS
H (henry) H 2 (hydrogen) CHEM H (hydrogène) Ha (hahnium) CHEM Ha (
hahnium) Haber: - process n CHEM procédé de Haber m habit n CRYSTALL
faciès m ...
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Routledge Dictionnaire Technique Anglais
ELECTRO- TEC, METROLOGIE, PHYSIQUE H (henry/ Ha1 (hahnium) CHIMIE
Ha (hahnium) Ha: abrév (humidité relative de l'air) METEO relative humidity of
the air habilrtation/iNFOR MAT sécurité,QKD\x*T sécurité clearance habillage m
...
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Modern Alchemy: Selected Papers of Glenn T. Seaborg
The first two were named rutherfordium (Rf) and hahnium (Ha) by their Berkeley
discoverers (9, 10); however, because of controversies between researchers at
Berkeley and Dubna over the discoveries of these elements, both sides have ...
Glenn Theodore Seaborg, 1994
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Nature's Building Blocks: An A-Z Guide to the Elements
They disputed the claim of the ]INR and proposed the name hahnium (symbol Ha
) naming it after the German radiochemist Otto Hahn (1879-1968). Both names
were used quite extensively in the literature with hahnium becoming quite
popular ...
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The Chemistry of the Actinide and Transactinide Elements ...
(1976) and Flerov and Zvara (1971) and that priority for discovery of elements
104 and 105 clearly belonged to the Berkeley group and endorsed their proposal
that they be named rutherfordium (Rf) and hahnium (Ha). However, the combined
...
Lester R. Morss, Norman M. Edelstein, J. Fuger, 2010
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Actinides and the Environment
Bohrium (Bh) was proposed for element 107 instead of Nielsbohrium (Ns);
hahnium was moved from element 105 to element 108, replacing the discoverers
proposed name of Hassium (Hs) for element 108. Only Lawrencium (Lr) for
element ...
P.A. Sterne, A. Gonis, A.A. Borovoi, 1998
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Facts About Dubnium
Some American scientists at the University of California, Berkeley have tried to get the element to be called “hahnium” for the German scientist ... «LiveScience.com, Okt 13»
Element of the week: hassium | video
... (atomic symbol Oh -- later, they revised their proposed name to hahnium, Hn), in honour of the German physicist who was awarded the Nobel ... «The Guardian, Okt 13»
Element of the week: dubnium
The Berkeley team proposed the name hahnium (Ha), in honor of the late German chemist Otto Hahn. I am sure most of you can guess what ... «The Guardian, Sep 13»
Make room at the periodic table: A new is element is born
... the same elements be called “rutherfordium” after Ernest Rutherford (New Zealand-born) and “hahnium” after German scientist Otto Hahn. «Washington Post, Ogo 13»
