Beryllium comes from Greek beryllos, beryl. It has also been called Glucinium or Glucinum from the Greek word glykys which means "sweet."
A substance that is made up of only one atom is called a pure substance. A pure substance is also called an element on the Periodic Table.
Elements in group VIA (6A) also called group 16.
Mercury is the only element that is both liquid at room temperature and a good conductor of electricity. Mercury also has the other properties specified.
Diazene, also called diimine or diimide, is a compound.
The element named after a rock is Vanadium, which is named after the Norse goddess of beauty, Vanadís. Its name was derived from the Norse name of a metal called Vanadis, also known as Vanadium.
it used to be known as glucinium (?) because it was sweet. Unfortunately for the few scientist who discovered this, beryllium is also poisonous.
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Tungsten is an element, a metal, No. 74 in the Periodic Table, also called wolfram
"Transmutation" is the general term; this could also be called "nuclear reaction."
element. But most elements can also be compounds. For example, oxygen is the name of an element, but two oxygens bonded together are also called oxygen, and are a compound.
There is a DC comics character called Metamorpho who is sometimes called The Element Man and goes by the "real" name of Rex Mason. There is also a character called Element Girl who appears in the same comic as Metamorpho/The Element Man.
mercury ,Hydroargarum symbol Hg
A substance that is made up of only one atom is called a pure substance. A pure substance is also called an element on the Periodic Table.
It is also known as heavy hydrogen. Its nucleus is called a deuteron. The relative isotopic mass of the element is 2.01410178 u. Its a stable element and has a natural abundance of 0.015%.
The lightest artificial isotope is hydrogen-3, also called "tritium". The lightest element that has no naturally occurring isotopes is technetium.
Since the atomic number is also called the proton number it's reasonable to assume that they're identical -- and they also identify the element.
An element of the set, although it may also be called a member.