Sentences with ATOMIC-NUMBER-85
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"The atomic number 85 corresponds to the chemical element astatine."
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"Astatine, with atomic number 85, is a highly radioactive element."
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"The atomic number 85 indicates the number of protons in the nucleus of an astatine atom."
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"Astatine (atomic number 85) was discovered in 1940 by Dale R. Corson, Kenneth Ross MacKenzie, and Emilio Segrè."
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"The element with atomic number 85 is named after the Greek word 'astatos', meaning unstable."
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"Atoms of astatine (atomic number 85) readily undergo radioactive decay."
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"One application of astatine (atomic number 85) is in targeted alpha-particle therapy for treating certain types of cancer."
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"Scientists are still exploring the properties and potential applications of atomic number 85."
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"The atomic symbol At is used to represent astatine (atomic number 85)."
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"Astatine (atomic number 85) is a halogen, similar to chlorine and fluorine."
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"Due to its short half-life, astatine (atomic number 85) is difficult to study and produce in large quantities."
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"Research on astatine (atomic number 85) is primarily conducted in specialized laboratories."
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"The element with atomic number 85 has no stable isotopes."
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"Astatine (atomic number 85) exhibits both metallic and non-metallic properties."
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"Atoms of astatine (At) with atomic number 85 have 85 electrons in their neutral state."
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"The reactivity of astatine (atomic number 85) decreases as you move down the halogen group of the periodic table."
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"The atomic number 85 refers to the element astatine, which is a rare radioactive element."
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"With an atomic number 85, astatine has 85 protons in its nucleus."
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"The discovery of atomic number 85, astatine, was a significant milestone in chemistry."
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"Astatine (atomic number 85) exhibits both metallic and nonmetallic properties."
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"The atomic symbol of astatine is At, representing its atomic number 85."
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"Astatine (atomic number 85) undergoes radioactive decay, emitting alpha particles."
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"Scientists use periodic tables to locate elements based on their atomic number, such as atomic number 85 for astatine."
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"The atomic number 85, astatine, is located in Group 17 of the periodic table, also known as the halogens."
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"Isotopes of astatine (atomic number 85) have varying numbers of neutrons in their nucleus."
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"Due to its high atomic number 85, astatine is one of the densest elements."
