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element 118:

element 118: see ununoctium.

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Back on the Table? Element 118 is served up again. (Science News)

New Elements Created.(scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory create element 116 and element 118) (Odyssey)

Smashing discovery.(PHYSICAL/PERIODIC TABLE)(chemical element no. 118 has been discovered by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Joint Institute for Nuclear Research)(Brief article) (Science World)

Time to add 118 to the Periodic Table?(CHEMISTRY) (R & D)

Researchers take an element off the table.(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory says its claim of creating the heaviest periodic element is not true, after all)(Brief Article) (Science News)

10{+-}{+1}{+5} seconds of fame; The periodic table.(An element disappears)(unstable element removed from Periodic Table)(Brief Article) (The Economist (US))

Magical shell game; Nuclear physics.(The heaviest element yet has been synthesised) (The Economist (US))

Blink and you'll miss it.(announcement of a new element ununoctium) (Chemistry and Industry)

Priority claims for the discovery of elements with atomic number greater than 111.(The Project Place: Information about new, current, and complete IUPAC projects and related initiatives.) (Chemistry International)

Old Magnets Used to Discover New Elements. (R & D)

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