The phrase "a new elemental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, physics, or discussions about fundamental aspects of a subject.
Example: "The discovery of a new elemental in the periodic table has sparked interest among scientists."
Alternatives: "a new element" or "a new fundamental component".
As a new elemental two-dimensional material, layered black phosphorus (BP) has revealed its intriguing properties and is considered to be a potential thermoelectric material.
This paper discusses a new elemental powder compact design that promotes considerably improved densities of combustion synthesized nickel aluminide titanium carbide composites (at 20 vol.% titanium carbide loading) without the application of external pressure.
In both studies, the perirhinal cortex lesions did not disrupt acquisition of a new elemental visual discrimination, as in the present study (see also Machin & Eacott, 1999).
In "Badlands," "Replacements" and the new "Elemental Moves," Ms. Heineman shows a fascination with the pas de deux but doesn't demonstrate enough variety to give her partnering fertile texture.
The AWS stream will feature a conversation between NASA's Dr. Peggy Whitson on the station, and an AWS executive at NAB, and basically be used to show off AWS' new Elemental encoding software.
Not just New York but Williamsburg, not just Tokyo but Harajuku: the neighborhood has become the new elemental unit of cool.
New elemental weapons are developed over the course of these struggles, which involve scenes of violence and torture.
Abundant lipids and small peptides can be studied from these surfaces through the use of sample modification strategies [ 39] and new elemental cluster ion sources (Aunm+ and Binm+) [ 40].
The new Elemental Hero Woodsman : once per turn, During standby phase add 1 polymerization from your deck or graveyard to your hand.
This paper discusses a new strategy for elemental green compact design that promotes considerably improved densities of combustion synthesized nickel aluminide titanium carbide composites (at 20 vol.% TiC loading) without the application of external pressures.
Here's our favourite chemistry professor, telling us a little about the letter J whilst discussing this newest elemental discovery: [Video link]........................ Video journalist Brady Haran is the man with the camera and the University of Nottingham is the place with the chemists.
