Sentence examples for discovered element from inspiring English sources
As they report in this week's Nature, they have characterised the properties of a recently discovered element using two atoms.
Since his death, fans have signed an online petition for the singer's nickname to live on through a newly discovered element to be named "Lemmium".
Glenn T. Seaborg and his group, also at the University of California, Berkeley, discovered element 94 on February 23 , 1941 and during the following year they named it plutonium, made enough for experiments, and established its fission characteristics.
Glenn T. Seaborg and his group, also at the University of California at Berkeley, discovered element 94 on Feb. 23, 1941, and during the following year they named it plutonium, made enough for experiments, and established its fission characteristics.
He studied the gain or loss of weight when tin, lead, phosphorus, and sulfur underwent reactions of oxidation or reduction (deoxidation); and he showed that the newly discovered element oxygen was always involved.
In 1926 groups of scientists at the University of Florence, Italy, and at the University of Illinois claimed to have discovered element 61 and named the element florentium and illinium, respectively, but their claims could not be independently verified.
Many "newly discovered elements" were not one element but mixtures of as many as six different rare-earth elements.
Furthermore, these minerals seemed to be scarce, and thus these newly discovered elements were named "rare earths".
Police Inspector Michel Forget said investigators had "discovered elements" that led to a criminal inquiry, although he provided no details.
There will soon be four new names on the periodic table after scientists decided to use recently discovered elements to pay tribute to Japan, Moscow, Tennessee and a Russian scientist.
New atoms are turning up with spectacular frequency these days, and the University of California at Berkeley, whose scientists have discovered elements 97 and 98, has christened them berkelium and californium, repectively.
