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{{Element | name=Unnamed ''(Ununtrium)'' | symbol=Uut | anumber=113 | amass=284.0 amu | state=probably solid | class= [[Metal]] | cstructure= | color= | date=August 12, 2013 | discname= | origname= | uses= | obtained=Element 115 (temporarily called [[ununpentium]]) must first be made. Atoms of [[americium]] are bombarded with [[ion]]s of [[calcium]] in a [[cyclotron]], which produces [[ununpentium]]. Then, [[ununpentium]] quickly alpha decays into ununtrium.}} | {{Element | name=Unnamed ''(Ununtrium)'' | symbol=Uut | anumber=113 | amass=284.0 amu | state=probably solid | class= [[Metal]] | cstructure= | color= | date=August 12, 2013 | discname= | origname= | uses= | obtained=Element 115 (temporarily called [[ununpentium]]) must first be made. Atoms of [[americium]] are bombarded with [[ion]]s of [[calcium]] in a [[cyclotron]], which produces [[ununpentium]]. Then, [[ununpentium]] quickly alpha decays into ununtrium.}} | ||
| − | Ununtrium is a [[synthetic]] element which has not yet been given a name. For this reason, it is referred to by its atomic number in Latin. Its temporary name '''Un'''-'''un'''-'''tri'''-um means just what it sounds like, one-one-three. | + | '''Ununtrium''' ''(oon-oon-TRI-em)'' is a [[synthetic]] element which has not yet been given a name. For this reason, it is referred to by its atomic number in Latin. Its temporary name '''Un'''-'''un'''-'''tri'''-um means just what it sounds like, one-one-three.<ref>http://chemistry.about.com/od/elementfacts/a/Ununtrium.htm</ref> |
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Revision as of 18:20, January 15, 2016
| Unnamed (Ununtrium) | |
|---|---|
| Properties | |
| Atomic symbol | Uut |
| Atomic number | 113 |
| Classification | Metal |
| Atomic mass | 284.0 amu |
| Other Information | |
| Date of discovery | August 12, 2013 |
| Obtained from | Element 115 (temporarily called ununpentium) must first be made. Atoms of americium are bombarded with ions of calcium in a cyclotron, which produces ununpentium. Then, ununpentium quickly alpha decays into ununtrium. |
Ununtrium (oon-oon-TRI-em) is a synthetic element which has not yet been given a name. For this reason, it is referred to by its atomic number in Latin. Its temporary name Un-un-tri-um means just what it sounds like, one-one-three.[1]