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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.}}
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{{Element | name=Nihonium | symbol=Nh | anumber=113 | amass=284.0 amu | state=probably solid | class= [[Metal]] | cstructure= | color= | date=August 12, 2013 | discname= | origname= | uses= | obtained=Element 115 must first be made. Atoms of [[americium]] are bombarded with [[ion]]s of [[calcium]] in a [[cyclotron]], which produces [[moscovium]]. Then, [[moscovium]] quickly alpha decays into nihonium.}}
  
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'''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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'''Nihonium''' ''(oon-oon-TRI-em)'' is a [[synthetic]] element which was recently discovered and given a name in June, 2016.  Previously, it had been called "Ununtrium", its atomic number in Latin<ref>http://chemistry.about.com/od/elementfacts/a/Ununtrium.htm</ref><ref>http://www.itechpost.com/articles/20470/20160609/chemistry-element-113-115-117-118.htm</ref>
  
 
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Revision as of 15:33, June 9, 2016

Nihonium
Properties
Atomic symbol Nh
Atomic number 113
Classification Metal
Atomic mass 284.0 amu
Other Information
Date of discovery August 12, 2013
Obtained from Element 115 must first be made. Atoms of americium are bombarded with ions of calcium in a cyclotron, which produces moscovium. Then, moscovium quickly alpha decays into nihonium.


Nihonium (oon-oon-TRI-em) is a synthetic element which was recently discovered and given a name in June, 2016. Previously, it had been called "Ununtrium", its atomic number in Latin[1][2]

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