Sentences with ATOMIC-NUMBER-106
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"Seaborgium, with atomic number 106, was first synthesized in 1974."
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"The stable isotope of seaborgium with atomic number 106 has a half-life of around 20 seconds."
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"Seaborgium (atomic number 106) is a synthetic element not found naturally on Earth."
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"Scientists discovered seaborgium (atomic number 106) by bombarding californium with oxygen ions."
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"Seaborgium (atomic number 106) is named after Glenn T. Seaborg, an American chemist."
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"Isotopes of seaborgium with atomic number 106 were produced in laboratories using particle accelerators."
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"The chemical properties of seaborgium (atomic number 106) are still not fully explored."
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"Seaborgium (atomic number 106) is a highly radioactive element."
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"Researchers are studying the behavior of seaborgium (atomic number 106) in various chemical reactions."
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"Seaborgium (atomic number 106) is located in period 7 and group 6 of the periodic table."
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"The electron configuration of seaborgium (atomic number 106) is [Rn] 5f14 6d4 7s2."
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"Seaborgium (atomic number 106) has no known biological role."
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"The atomic weight of seaborgium (atomic number 106) is uncertain due to its short half-life."
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"Seaborgium (atomic number 106) has been used in various experiments to study nuclear reactions."
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"Scientists are trying to synthesize isotopes of seaborgium (atomic number 106) with longer half-lives."
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"The discovery of seaborgium (atomic number 106) expanded our understanding of the periodic table."
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"Seaborgium (atomic number 106) is placed below tungsten in the periodic table."
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"Researchers continue to investigate the properties and potential applications of seaborgium (atomic number 106)."
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"Seaborgium, with atomic number 106, was first synthesized in 1974 at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory."
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"An atom of seaborgium with atomic number 106 contains 106 protons and a varying number of neutrons."
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"The element seaborgium, denoted by the atomic number 106, belongs to the d-block in the periodic table."
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"Scientists use the atomic number 106 to uniquely identify and characterize seaborgium in chemical reactions."
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"The discovery of seaborgium and determination of its atomic number 106 involved sophisticated experimental techniques."
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"Seaborgium, with its high atomic number 106, is a highly unstable and short-lived element."
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"The atomic number 106 indicates the position of seaborgium in the periodic table, following rutherfordium and preceding bohrium."
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"The chemical symbol of seaborgium is Sg, which represents its atomic number 106."
