A collection of articles related to heavy or synthetic elements
The synthesis of heavy elements
C. E. Düllmann, GSI Darmstadt, gives insight into the chemistry of short-lived, superheavy atoms
M. Block, GSI Darmstadt, gives an insight into the physics of short-lived, superheavy atoms
Measurements of the shell effect in atomic nuclei help understand above which mass extremely heavy artificial elements no longer decay
The proposed names are nihonium, moscovium, tennessine, and oganesson
The IUPAC recommended new proposed names for the latest heavy elements to be added to the periodic table
Measurement of first ionization potentials of heavy elements
The synthesis of heavy elements
New experimental set-up designed to detect superheavy elements helps probe the predicted island of stability around element 114.
The element darmstadtium (Ds) was first created on November 9, 1994, at the Institute for Heavy Ion Research (GSI) in Darmstadt, Germany
Interview with E. Scerri about his fascination for the periodic system, how discoveries are made, and what makes Mendeleev unique
Nuclear researcher and co-discoverer of 12 elements
Poems based on the natural properties of each of the elements of the periodic table
Poems based on the natural properties of each of the elements of the periodic table
Poems based on the natural properties of each of the elements of the periodic table
Pioneer of actinide and fluoride chemistry and Manhattan Project worker
Element 94 was first produced and isolated at the Berkeley Radiation Laboratory in 1940
Preparation of a diphosphoniomethanide-Pu complex along with two diphosphonioalkylidene-Pu complexes
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The hypothetical (bio-)chemistry behind the transformation of a frail soldier into a comic book superhero
