Dimitri Mendeleev predicted this element and named dvi-tellurium; Curie called the new element polonium with the chemical symbol Po. Some polonium isotopes had during the time different names today obsolete.
Polonium got is symbol (Po) from the first two letters of its name. Polonium was named after the nation of Poland by its discoverers Marie and Pierre Curie.
Polonium (Po, #84) is named for Poland. It was discovered by Marie Curie, and she was from Poland, so she got to name it. It's really radioactive.
It was named in honor of the French Nobel Laureate, Mme Marie Curie, who was one of very few two-time Nobel Prize winners. She did not discover Curium, but did isolate both Radium and Polonium.
Before Alberta got named, people were about to name it Buffalo, since there were so many buffalos back then. I learned this in Gr. 3. But then they named it after a person. I dont know who.
He was named for the sound he made. It was a sort of 'gollum' sound deep in his throat.
It got his name because it was named after belgim
Whoever got there first must have named it.
Named after Queen Elizabeth I
It is named after the Ohio River.
it got its name by the settlers who lived in virginia. They named him after their king who was King James.
well, if your name was a planet, then that's how a planet got named after you!:)
i guess she did before she got married, and im sure she did after she got married