A Brief History of Element Discovery, Synthesis, and AnalysisWatson, Glen W.
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A Brief History of Element Discovery, Synthesis, and Analysis
Watson, Glen W.
Chemical elements; Chemistry -- History; Transuranium elements -- Synthesis
E. Larsh, R. M. Latimer;
University of California, Lawrence
Radiation Laboratory, Berkeley;
70-MeV boron-ion bombardment of
Cf<250>, Cf<251>, and Cf<252>
in Hilac.
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[B] A 1957 claim for the synthesis and identification of element 102 was
accepted at that time by the International Union of Pure and Applied
Chemistry, and the name nobelium (symbol No) was adopted. The University
of California scientists, A. Ghiorso et al., cited here believe they
have disproved the earlier claim and have the right to suggest a
different name for the element.
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