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The Professor and others discuss the naming of element 112, which looks like being called Copernicium. More chem videos at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
- published: 16 Jul 2009
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Field's metal is an alloy which melts at a low temperature. This demonstration shows how mixing metals together can alter their properties, fine-tuning them to a specific application.
Find out how to perform this demonstration in Education in Chemistry magazine http://www.rsc.org/EiC0412ec
This is part of the Education in Chemistry Exhibition Chemistry series: chemistry demonstrations to capture your students' imaginations: http://rsc.li/EiCExChem
- published: 20 Jun 2012
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Can metals be melted in hot water or just by the heat of a human hand?
Some can and in this video I melt a bunch of them!
Here's where I bought the samples if you are interested in trying this yourself:
(it's much better in real life than on video ;)
www.crystalgrowing-shop.com (German site, most is available on eBay too)
- Rose's metal
- Wood's metal
- Bi-Pb-In-Sn-Cd (in rare cases called French's metal)
www.smart-elements.com
- cesium
- gallium in vacuum ampoule
www.eBay.com
- gallium
- Field's metal
The mercury is from antique mercury thermometers.
Link to the Hg-Tl pictures I use with written permission:
http://www.periodictable.ru/081Tl/Tl_en.html
If you are interested in elements you should check out the rest of his website. His thorium sample is the best I have ever seen!
Royalty music from Kevin MacLeod, www.incompetech.com
Tracks used:
ISRC: USUAN1100694 - Devastation and Revenge (3:19-4:03)
ISRC: USUAN1100850 - Constance (4:03-4:41)
ISRC: USUAN1100403 - Faceoff (8:25-8:46)
Subtitles coming soon in English and Danish.
- published: 25 Mar 2013
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Copernicium is a chemical element with symbol Cn and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laboratory. The most stable known isotope, copernicium-285, has a half-life of approximately 29 seconds, but it is possible that this copernicium isotope may have a nuclear isomer with a longer half-life, 8.9 min. Copernicium was first created in 1996 by the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research near Darmstadt, Germany. It is named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.
In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block transactinide element. During reactions with gold, it has been shown to be an extremely volatile metal and a group 12 element, and it may even be a gas at standard temperature and pressure. Copernicium is calculated to have several properties that differ between it and its lighter homologues, zinc, cadmium and mercury; the most notable of them is withdrawing two 6d-electrons before 7s ones due to relativistic effects, which confirm copernicium as an undisputed transition metal. Copernicium is also calculated to show a predominance of the oxidation state +4, while mercury shows it in only one compound at extreme conditions and zinc and cadmium do not show it at all. It has also been predicted to be more difficult to oxidise copernicium from its neutral state than the other group 12 elements.
This video is targeted to blind users.
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Homework for science, by the way sorry for not having uploading lately, but I was occupied, so I am coming back:)
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"Copernicium" is a chemical element with symbol "Cn" and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laboratory. The most stable known isotope, copernicium-285, has a half-life of approximately 29 seconds, but it is possible that this copernicium isotope may have a nuclear isomer with a longer half-life, 8.9 min. Copernicium was first created in 1996 by the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research near Darmstadt, Germany. It is named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.
In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block transactinide element. During reactions with gold, it has been shown to be an extremely volatile metal and a group 12 element, and it may even be a gas at standard temperature and pressure. Copernicium is calculated to have several properties that differ between it and its lighter homologues, zinc, cadmium and mercury; the most notable of them is withdrawing two 6d-electrons before 7s ones due to relativistic effects, which confirm copernicium as an undisputed transition metal. Copernicium is also calculated to show a predominance of the oxidation state +4, while mercury shows it in only one compound at extreme conditions and zinc and cadmium do not show it at all. It has also been predicted to be more difficult to oxidise copernicium from its neutral state than the other group 12 elements.
In total, approximately 75 atoms of copernicium have been detected using various nuclear reactions.
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Alle Elemente in alphabetischer Reihenfolge
Actinium ---/ http://youtu.be/DB2fbLtrhdw
Aluminium ---/ http://youtu.be/2vQtrOBUn0Y
Americium ---/ http://youtu.be/oZeZYuXBQxE
Antimon ---/ http://youtu.be/mL4n2fUBDwk
Argon ---/ http://youtu.be/WYqEEWkMuIU
Arsen ---/ http://youtu.be/Bu2PInbCF80
Astat ---/ http://youtu.be/Xcfj-1tpA8c
Barium ---/ http://youtu.be/Fxa0Xa6Fm28
Berkelium ---/ http://youtu.be/ctX75h9PSL4
Beryllium ---/ http://youtu.be/_j4rUucG0MU
Bismut ---/ http://youtu.be/5m6On3J_-7w
Blei ---/ http://youtu.be/Padm1EqrARw
Bohrium ---/ http://youtu.be/ZcdvLNB43v4
Bor ---/ http://youtu.be/IEIWo1fz3dE
Brom ---/ http://youtu.be/oXNSYy7WO14
Cadmium ---/ http://youtu.be/sizK-2fUn18
Calcium ---/ http://youtu.be/ksA8aYMPvJA
Californium ---/ http://youtu.be/dXor2sVrn90
Cäsium ---/ http://youtu.be/3xfpv9vTQak
Cer ---/ http://youtu.be/9f4eYAPhpEY
Chlor ---/ http://youtu.be/RaB9X4ibdl4
Chrom ---/ http://youtu.be/A6Xz-FqIK-E
Cobalt ---/ http://youtu.be/7zEEoeU9frE
Copernicium ---/ http://youtu.be/Af_oznObTOw
Curium ---/ http://youtu.be/OywaBdIJ6ZM
Darmstadtium ---/ http://youtu.be/R5A9CL9WEJ8
Dubnium ---/ http://youtu.be/NrV2ppKXHCs
Dysprosium ---/ http://youtu.be/GoZ6KdE5MbY
Einsteinium ---/ http://youtu.be/fuWmo0RiuyI
Eisen ---/ http://youtu.be/2ivGmg4noWQ
Erbium ---/ http://youtu.be/c9WgUyjqBh8
Europium ---/ http://youtu.be/a-fxxpP6pgg
Fermium ---/ http://youtu.be/KpNumov9TnA
Flerovium ---/ http://youtu.be/JPcEdop1E-w
Fluor ---/ http://youtu.be/-oG7xsh7u-I
Francium ---/ http://youtu.be/Owro5aO6oWo
Gadolinium ---/ http://youtu.be/1nbkE1CEY2Q
Gallium ---/ http://youtu.be/84AuBIIlJC4
Germanium ---/ http://youtu.be/aKYwyK26Qr8
Gold ---/ http://youtu.be/uz9CRp3EbDo
Hafnium ---/ http://youtu.be/ykpOHUYlzmA
Hassium ---/ http://youtu.be/Sr8SsBdr7pA
Helium ---/ http://youtu.be/DK_QIVOj2ZU
Holmium ---/ http://youtu.be/XVJeBNuhk5o
Indium ---/ http://youtu.be/48LZridaeQI
Iod ---/ http://youtu.be/x4YSJb53NXc
Iridium ---/ http://youtu.be/7FpxZA_wqPU
Kalium ---/ http://youtu.be/SBogRfUzSN8
Kohlenstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/J3YOMetgodA
Krypton ---/ http://youtu.be/J2anNM0-LTc
Kupfer ---/ http://youtu.be/Zx8vthikXqk
Lanthan ---/ http://youtu.be/MbNpSJLr6oQ
Lawrencium ---/ http://youtu.be/T2YonbZS10I
Lithium ---/ http://youtu.be/IMRdOE3VpUk
Livermorium ---/ http://youtu.be/kYmvMBaV5Ps
Lutetium ---/ http://youtu.be/PdZwaq3MFaE
Magnesium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ll26CgiOkwM
Mangan ---/ http://youtu.be/JSiiScLW9Gk
Meitnerium ---/ http://youtu.be/-zcS6X0iN9k
Mendelevium ---/ http://youtu.be/vjt8e0vqA6s
Molybdän ---/ http://youtu.be/odvIzAiiXqQ
Natrium ---/ http://youtu.be/YV3Ws3GIZMA
Neodym ---/ http://youtu.be/8xH39_wc07I
Neon ---/ http://youtu.be/5TWfODe-WBY
Neptunium ---/ http://youtu.be/jhKjA7I6K6E
Nickel ---/ http://youtu.be/w_7GQOLdvn8
Niob ---/ http://youtu.be/tqOCgqvKY7Q
Nobelium ---/ http://youtu.be/36PhgS4_YyI
Osmium ---/ http://youtu.be/xSDaEY8TZus
Palladium ---/ http://youtu.be/n2Lhgwcp7Ac
Phosphor ---/ http://youtu.be/9BNVFUMOXSw
Platin ---/ http://youtu.be/mOpoDPn47Dk
Plutonium ---/ http://youtu.be/OQ6FE2ppTKs
Polonium ---/ http://youtu.be/wuD8N8Atqqo
Praseodym ---/ http://youtu.be/Ni09FL0BUGE
Promethium ---/ http://youtu.be/UIFxruNB02M
Protactinium ---/ http://youtu.be/qc7iOuoJlTs
Quecksilber ---/ http://youtu.be/YV6qyIzPJSk
Radium ---/ http://youtu.be/3Rh286wKS14
Radon ---/ http://youtu.be/VeuTbAUxJs4
Rhenium ---/ http://youtu.be/MbNpSJLr6oQ
Rhodium ---/ http://youtu.be/P7CKTZ8MsyA
Roentgenium ---/ http://youtu.be/gXq940Lo5jo
Rubidium ---/ http://youtu.be/VlPkkT3lV8s
Ruthenium ---/ http://youtu.be/7O1u0LebE74
Rutherfordium ---/ http://youtu.be/PINciJyCqGE
Samarium ---/ http://youtu.be/DrtSBETfwZ0
Sauerstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/k5Z4wtSaR-0
Scandium ---/ http://youtu.be/66Y1eT9lg0g
Schwefel ---/ http://youtu.be/Sd77gAGcQIQ
Seaborgium ---/ http://youtu.be/S4eS2ytHj8E
Selen ---/ http://youtu.be/k3ynKnPw-G8
Silber ---/ http://youtu.be/Xfh0RknjpSs
Silizium ---/ http://youtu.be/HmtkSr2UkxQ
Stickstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/jG_lzIiPSYI
Strontium ---/ http://youtu.be/ezeo9OHEiOc
Tantal ---/ http://youtu.be/cAtrQ7J5Abc
Technetium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ho33otnf4bs
Tellur ---/ http://youtu.be/AFDjEb_vAyo
Terbium ---/ http://youtu.be/1nbkE1CEY2Q
Thallium ---/ http://youtu.be/Yq7W9n5R048
Thorium ---/ http://youtu.be/ZBrq6LAPVvE
Thulium ---/ http://youtu.be/nq3GlxdCh_0
Titan ---/ http://youtu.be/gVkfvWwCLmo
Ununoctium ---/ http://youtu.be/z1c1kG2KMfw
Ununpentium ---/ http://youtu.be/RUvc1zSSFq4
Ununseptium ---/ http://youtu.be/JLjFgMkjycQ
Ununtrium ---/ http://youtu.be/QHqPjNUrxnU
Uran ---/ http://youtu.be/iFt7Ws3Eejc
Vanadium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ng83G7zj_8A
Wasserstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/bs0vX2p6v3k
Wolfram ---/ http://youtu.be/ARObLoX2hDQ
Xenon ---/ http://youtu.be/lAkB90oBfc4
Ytterbium ---/ http://youtu.be/9cNJ7Zt83rM
Yttrium ---/ http://youtu.be/8CEtvYBbdYc
Zink ---/ http://youtu.be/Pr5KReGDRs8
Zinn ---/ http://youtu.be/bXLfn5KSXeE
Zirconium ---/ http://youtu.be/_Ur9G4U4h7M
- published: 11 Feb 2015
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Copernicium (
/koʊpərˈnɪsiəm/ koh-pər-NIS-ee-əm) is a chemical element with symbol Cn and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laboratory. The most stable known isotope, copernicium-285, has a half-life of approximately 29 seconds, but it is possible that this copernicium isotope may have an isomer with a longer half-life, 8.9 min. Copernicium was first created in 1996 by the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research near Darmstadt, Germany. It is named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.
In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block element, which belongs to transactinide elements. During reactions with gold, it is shown to be a volatile metal and a group 12 element. Copernicium is calculated to have several properties that differ between it and its lighter homologues, zinc, cadmium and mercury; the most notable of them is withdrawing two 6d-electrons before 7s ones due to relativistic effects, which confirm copernicium as an undisputed transition metal. Copernicium is also calculated to show a predominance of the oxidation state +4, while mercury shows it in only one compound at extreme conditions and zinc and cadmium do not show it at all. Difficulty of oxidation of copernicium from its neutral state compared to group 12 elements has also been predicted.
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Field's metal is an alloy which melts at a low temperature. This demonstration shows how mixing metals together can alter their properties, fine-tuning them to a specific application. Find out how to perform this demonstration in Education in Chemistry magazine http://www.rsc.org/EiC0412ec This is part of the Education in Chemistry Exhibition Chemistry series: chemistry demonstrations to capture your students' imaginations: http://rsc.li/EiCExChem -
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Can metals be melted in hot water or just by the heat of a human hand? Some can and in this video I melt a bunch of them! Here's where I bought the samples if you are interested in trying this yourself: (it's much better in real life than on video ;) www.crystalgrowing-shop.com (German site, most is available on eBay too) - Rose's metal - Wood's metal - Bi-Pb-In-Sn-Cd (in rare cases called French's metal) www.smart-elements.com - cesium - gallium in vacuum ampoule www.eBay.com - gallium - Field's metal The mercury is from antique mercury thermometers. Link to the Hg-Tl pictures I use with written permission: http://www.periodictable.ru/081Tl/Tl_en.html If you are interested in elements you should check out the rest of his website. His thorium sample is the best I have ever seen! Royalty music from Kevin MacLeod, www.incompetech.com Tracks used: ISRC: USUAN1100694 - Devastation and Revenge (3:19-4:03) ISRC: USUAN1100850 - Constance (4:03-4:41) ISRC: USUAN1100403 - Faceoff (8:25-8:46) Subtitles coming soon in English and Danish. -
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Copernicium is a chemical element with symbol Cn and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laboratory. The most stable known isotope, copernicium-285, has a half-life of approximately 29 seconds, but it is possible that this copernicium isotope may have a nuclear isomer with a longer half-life, 8.9 min. Copernicium was first created in 1996 by the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research near Darmstadt, Germany. It is named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block transactinide element. During reactions with gold, it has been shown to be an extremely volatile metal and a group 12 element, and it may even be a gas at standard temperature and pressure. Copernicium is calculated to have several properties that differ between it and its lighter homologues, zinc, cadmium and mercury; the most notable of them is withdrawing two 6d-electrons before 7s ones due to relativistic effects, which confirm copernicium as an undisputed transition metal. Copernicium is also calculated to show a predominance of the oxidation state +4, while mercury shows it in only one compound at extreme conditions and zinc and cadmium do not show it at all. It has also been predicted to be more difficult to oxidise copernicium from its neutral state than the other group 12 elements. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video -
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"Copernicium" is a chemical element with symbol "Cn" and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laboratory. The most stable known isotope, copernicium-285, has a half-life of approximately 29 seconds, but it is possible that this copernicium isotope may have a nuclear isomer with a longer half-life, 8.9 min. Copernicium was first created in 1996 by the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research near Darmstadt, Germany. It is named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block transactinide element. During reactions with gold, it has been shown to be an extremely volatile metal and a group 12 element, and it may even be a gas at standard temperature and pressure. Copernicium is calculated to have several properties that differ between it and its lighter homologues, zinc, cadmium and mercury; the most notable of them is withdrawing two 6d-electrons before 7s ones due to relativistic effects, which confirm copernicium as an undisputed transition metal. Copernicium is also calculated to show a predominance of the oxidation state +4, while mercury shows it in only one compound at extreme conditions and zinc and cadmium do not show it at all. It has also been predicted to be more difficult to oxidise copernicium from its neutral state than the other group 12 elements. In total, approximately 75 atoms of copernicium have been detected using various nuclear reactions. Wiz Science™ is "the" learning channel for children and all ages. SUBSCRIBE TODAY Disclaimer: This video is for your information only. The author or publisher does not guarantee the accuracy of the content presented in this video. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. Background Music: "The Place Inside" by Silent Partner (royalty-free) from YouTube Audio Library. This video uses material/images from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copernicium, which is released under Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ . This video is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ . To reuse/adapt the content in your own work, you must comply with the license terms. -
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Alle Elemente in alphabetischer Reihenfolge Actinium ---/ http://youtu.be/DB2fbLtrhdw Aluminium ---/ http://youtu.be/2vQtrOBUn0Y Americium ---/ http://youtu.be/oZeZYuXBQxE Antimon ---/ http://youtu.be/mL4n2fUBDwk Argon ---/ http://youtu.be/WYqEEWkMuIU Arsen ---/ http://youtu.be/Bu2PInbCF80 Astat ---/ http://youtu.be/Xcfj-1tpA8c Barium ---/ http://youtu.be/Fxa0Xa6Fm28 Berkelium ---/ http://youtu.be/ctX75h9PSL4 Beryllium ---/ http://youtu.be/_j4rUucG0MU Bismut ---/ http://youtu.be/5m6On3J_-7w Blei ---/ http://youtu.be/Padm1EqrARw Bohrium ---/ http://youtu.be/ZcdvLNB43v4 Bor ---/ http://youtu.be/IEIWo1fz3dE Brom ---/ http://youtu.be/oXNSYy7WO14 Cadmium ---/ http://youtu.be/sizK-2fUn18 Calcium ---/ http://youtu.be/ksA8aYMPvJA Californium ---/ http://youtu.be/dXor2sVrn90 Cäsium ---/ http://youtu.be/3xfpv9vTQak Cer ---/ http://youtu.be/9f4eYAPhpEY Chlor ---/ http://youtu.be/RaB9X4ibdl4 Chrom ---/ http://youtu.be/A6Xz-FqIK-E Cobalt ---/ http://youtu.be/7zEEoeU9frE Copernicium ---/ http://youtu.be/Af_oznObTOw Curium ---/ http://youtu.be/OywaBdIJ6ZM Darmstadtium ---/ http://youtu.be/R5A9CL9WEJ8 Dubnium ---/ http://youtu.be/NrV2ppKXHCs Dysprosium ---/ http://youtu.be/GoZ6KdE5MbY Einsteinium ---/ http://youtu.be/fuWmo0RiuyI Eisen ---/ http://youtu.be/2ivGmg4noWQ Erbium ---/ http://youtu.be/c9WgUyjqBh8 Europium ---/ http://youtu.be/a-fxxpP6pgg Fermium ---/ http://youtu.be/KpNumov9TnA Flerovium ---/ http://youtu.be/JPcEdop1E-w Fluor ---/ http://youtu.be/-oG7xsh7u-I Francium ---/ http://youtu.be/Owro5aO6oWo Gadolinium ---/ http://youtu.be/1nbkE1CEY2Q Gallium ---/ http://youtu.be/84AuBIIlJC4 Germanium ---/ http://youtu.be/aKYwyK26Qr8 Gold ---/ http://youtu.be/uz9CRp3EbDo Hafnium ---/ http://youtu.be/ykpOHUYlzmA Hassium ---/ http://youtu.be/Sr8SsBdr7pA Helium ---/ http://youtu.be/DK_QIVOj2ZU Holmium ---/ http://youtu.be/XVJeBNuhk5o Indium ---/ http://youtu.be/48LZridaeQI Iod ---/ http://youtu.be/x4YSJb53NXc Iridium ---/ http://youtu.be/7FpxZA_wqPU Kalium ---/ http://youtu.be/SBogRfUzSN8 Kohlenstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/J3YOMetgodA Krypton ---/ http://youtu.be/J2anNM0-LTc Kupfer ---/ http://youtu.be/Zx8vthikXqk Lanthan ---/ http://youtu.be/MbNpSJLr6oQ Lawrencium ---/ http://youtu.be/T2YonbZS10I Lithium ---/ http://youtu.be/IMRdOE3VpUk Livermorium ---/ http://youtu.be/kYmvMBaV5Ps Lutetium ---/ http://youtu.be/PdZwaq3MFaE Magnesium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ll26CgiOkwM Mangan ---/ http://youtu.be/JSiiScLW9Gk Meitnerium ---/ http://youtu.be/-zcS6X0iN9k Mendelevium ---/ http://youtu.be/vjt8e0vqA6s Molybdän ---/ http://youtu.be/odvIzAiiXqQ Natrium ---/ http://youtu.be/YV3Ws3GIZMA Neodym ---/ http://youtu.be/8xH39_wc07I Neon ---/ http://youtu.be/5TWfODe-WBY Neptunium ---/ http://youtu.be/jhKjA7I6K6E Nickel ---/ http://youtu.be/w_7GQOLdvn8 Niob ---/ http://youtu.be/tqOCgqvKY7Q Nobelium ---/ http://youtu.be/36PhgS4_YyI Osmium ---/ http://youtu.be/xSDaEY8TZus Palladium ---/ http://youtu.be/n2Lhgwcp7Ac Phosphor ---/ http://youtu.be/9BNVFUMOXSw Platin ---/ http://youtu.be/mOpoDPn47Dk Plutonium ---/ http://youtu.be/OQ6FE2ppTKs Polonium ---/ http://youtu.be/wuD8N8Atqqo Praseodym ---/ http://youtu.be/Ni09FL0BUGE Promethium ---/ http://youtu.be/UIFxruNB02M Protactinium ---/ http://youtu.be/qc7iOuoJlTs Quecksilber ---/ http://youtu.be/YV6qyIzPJSk Radium ---/ http://youtu.be/3Rh286wKS14 Radon ---/ http://youtu.be/VeuTbAUxJs4 Rhenium ---/ http://youtu.be/MbNpSJLr6oQ Rhodium ---/ http://youtu.be/P7CKTZ8MsyA Roentgenium ---/ http://youtu.be/gXq940Lo5jo Rubidium ---/ http://youtu.be/VlPkkT3lV8s Ruthenium ---/ http://youtu.be/7O1u0LebE74 Rutherfordium ---/ http://youtu.be/PINciJyCqGE Samarium ---/ http://youtu.be/DrtSBETfwZ0 Sauerstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/k5Z4wtSaR-0 Scandium ---/ http://youtu.be/66Y1eT9lg0g Schwefel ---/ http://youtu.be/Sd77gAGcQIQ Seaborgium ---/ http://youtu.be/S4eS2ytHj8E Selen ---/ http://youtu.be/k3ynKnPw-G8 Silber ---/ http://youtu.be/Xfh0RknjpSs Silizium ---/ http://youtu.be/HmtkSr2UkxQ Stickstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/jG_lzIiPSYI Strontium ---/ http://youtu.be/ezeo9OHEiOc Tantal ---/ http://youtu.be/cAtrQ7J5Abc Technetium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ho33otnf4bs Tellur ---/ http://youtu.be/AFDjEb_vAyo Terbium ---/ http://youtu.be/1nbkE1CEY2Q Thallium ---/ http://youtu.be/Yq7W9n5R048 Thorium ---/ http://youtu.be/ZBrq6LAPVvE Thulium ---/ http://youtu.be/nq3GlxdCh_0 Titan ---/ http://youtu.be/gVkfvWwCLmo Ununoctium ---/ http://youtu.be/z1c1kG2KMfw Ununpentium ---/ http://youtu.be/RUvc1zSSFq4 Ununseptium ---/ http://youtu.be/JLjFgMkjycQ Ununtrium ---/ http://youtu.be/QHqPjNUrxnU Uran ---/ http://youtu.be/iFt7Ws3Eejc Vanadium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ng83G7zj_8A Wasserstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/bs0vX2p6v3k Wolfram ---/ http://youtu.be/ARObLoX2hDQ Xenon ---/ http://youtu.be/lAkB90oBfc4 Ytterbium ---/ http://youtu.be/9cNJ7Zt83rM Yttrium ---/ http://youtu.be/8CEtvYBbdYc Zink ---/ http://youtu.be/Pr5KReGDRs8 Zinn ---/ http://youtu.be/bXLfn5KSXeE Zirconium ---/ http://youtu.be/_Ur9G4U4h7M -
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Magic metal - fusible alloys
Field's metal is an alloy which melts at a low temperature. This demonstration shows how mixing metals together can alter their properties, fine-tuning them to a specific application. Find out how to perform this demonstration in Education in Chemistry magazine http://www.rsc.org/EiC0412ec This is part of the Education in Chemistry Exhibition Chemistry series: chemistry demonstrations to capture your students' imaginations: http://rsc.li/EiCExChem -
Metal Meltdown | Brainiac75
Can metals be melted in hot water or just by the heat of a human hand? Some can and in this video I melt a bunch of them! Here's where I bought the samples if you are interested in trying this yourself: (it's much better in real life than on video ;) www.crystalgrowing-shop.com (German site, most is available on eBay too) - Rose's metal - Wood's metal - Bi-Pb-In-Sn-Cd (in rare cases called French's metal) www.smart-elements.com - cesium - gallium in vacuum ampoule www.eBay.com - gallium - Field's metal The mercury is from antique mercury thermometers. Link to the Hg-Tl pictures I use with written permission: http://www.periodictable.ru/081Tl/Tl_en.html If you are interested in elements you should check out the rest of his website. His thorium sample is the best I have ever seen! Roy... -
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Copernicium
Copernicium is a chemical element with symbol Cn and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laboratory. The most stable known isotope, copernicium-285, has a half-life of approximately 29 seconds, but it is possible that this copernicium isotope may have a nuclear isomer with a longer half-life, 8.9 min. Copernicium was first created in 1996 by the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research near Darmstadt, Germany. It is named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block transactinide element. During reactions with gold, it has been shown to be an extremely volatile metal and a group 12 element, and it may even be a gas at standard temperature and pressure. Copernicium is calcula... -
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"Copernicium" is a chemical element with symbol "Cn" and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laboratory. The most stable known isotope, copernicium-285, has a half-life of approximately 29 seconds, but it is possible that this copernicium isotope may have a nuclear isomer with a longer half-life, 8.9 min. Copernicium was first created in 1996 by the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research near Darmstadt, Germany. It is named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block transactinide element. During reactions with gold, it has been shown to be an extremely volatile metal and a group 12 element, and it may even be a gas at standard temperature and pressure. Copernicium is... -
112 [Cn] Copernicium
Alle Elemente in alphabetischer Reihenfolge Actinium ---/ http://youtu.be/DB2fbLtrhdw Aluminium ---/ http://youtu.be/2vQtrOBUn0Y Americium ---/ http://youtu.be/oZeZYuXBQxE Antimon ---/ http://youtu.be/mL4n2fUBDwk Argon ---/ http://youtu.be/WYqEEWkMuIU Arsen ---/ http://youtu.be/Bu2PInbCF80 Astat ---/ http://youtu.be/Xcfj-1tpA8c Barium ---/ http://youtu.be/Fxa0Xa6Fm28 Berkelium ---/ http://youtu.be/ctX75h9PSL4 Beryllium ---/ http://youtu.be/_j4rUucG0MU Bismut ---/ http://youtu.be/5m6On3J_-7w Blei ---/ http://youtu.be/Padm1EqrARw Bohrium ---/ http://youtu.be/ZcdvLNB43v4 Bor ---/ http://youtu.be/IEIWo1fz3dE Brom ---/ http://youtu.be/oXNSYy7WO14 Cadmium ---/ http://youtu.be/sizK-2fUn18 Calcium ---/ http://youtu.be/ksA8aYMPvJA Californium ---/ http://youtu.be/dXor2sVrn90 Cäsium ---/ http://yo... -
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STUDY GUIDE: 112 Copernicium | Periodic Table of Elements
Subscribe to our You Tube channel: http://www.youtube.com/subscribe_widget?p=GQiJPKWFZw4B8yg_a8qBkQ Name: Copernicium Symbol: Cn Atomic Number: 112 Standard Atomic Weight: (285) Electron Configuration: 2, 8, 18, 32, 32, 18, 2 ___ Buy the coffee mug: http://www.zazzle.com/112_copernicium_periodic_table_of_elements_mug-168146423841328274 ___ Join us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScienceActivism ___ Source: http://periodic.lanl.gov/112.shtml Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copernicium -
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Copernicium - Periodic Table of Videos
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There has been debate about whether the periodic table's newest element should have the symbol Cp or Cn?
See our earlier video about Copernicium at http://ww...
There has been debate about whether the periodic table's newest element should have the symbol Cp or Cn?
See our earlier video about Copernicium at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqCdP9Uw5vo
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Copernicium is named - Periodic Table of Videos
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The Professor and others discuss the naming of element 112, which looks like being called Copernicium. More chem videos at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
The Professor and others discuss the naming of element 112, which looks like being called Copernicium. More chem videos at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
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The Professor and others discuss the naming of element 112, which looks like being called Copernicium. More chem videos at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
- published: 16 Jul 2009
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Magic metal - fusible alloys
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Field's metal is an alloy which melts at a low temperature. This demonstration shows how mixing metals together can alter their properties, fine-tuning them to ...
Field's metal is an alloy which melts at a low temperature. This demonstration shows how mixing metals together can alter their properties, fine-tuning them to a specific application.
Find out how to perform this demonstration in Education in Chemistry magazine http://www.rsc.org/EiC0412ec
This is part of the Education in Chemistry Exhibition Chemistry series: chemistry demonstrations to capture your students' imaginations: http://rsc.li/EiCExChem
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Field's metal is an alloy which melts at a low temperature. This demonstration shows how mixing metals together can alter their properties, fine-tuning them to a specific application.
Find out how to perform this demonstration in Education in Chemistry magazine http://www.rsc.org/EiC0412ec
This is part of the Education in Chemistry Exhibition Chemistry series: chemistry demonstrations to capture your students' imaginations: http://rsc.li/EiCExChem
- published: 20 Jun 2012
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Metal Meltdown | Brainiac75
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- Duration: 8:45
- Updated: 25 Mar 2013
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Can metals be melted in hot water or just by the heat of a human hand?
Some can and in this video I melt a bunch of them!
Here's where I bought the samples if ...
Can metals be melted in hot water or just by the heat of a human hand?
Some can and in this video I melt a bunch of them!
Here's where I bought the samples if you are interested in trying this yourself:
(it's much better in real life than on video ;)
www.crystalgrowing-shop.com (German site, most is available on eBay too)
- Rose's metal
- Wood's metal
- Bi-Pb-In-Sn-Cd (in rare cases called French's metal)
www.smart-elements.com
- cesium
- gallium in vacuum ampoule
www.eBay.com
- gallium
- Field's metal
The mercury is from antique mercury thermometers.
Link to the Hg-Tl pictures I use with written permission:
http://www.periodictable.ru/081Tl/Tl_en.html
If you are interested in elements you should check out the rest of his website. His thorium sample is the best I have ever seen!
Royalty music from Kevin MacLeod, www.incompetech.com
Tracks used:
ISRC: USUAN1100694 - Devastation and Revenge (3:19-4:03)
ISRC: USUAN1100850 - Constance (4:03-4:41)
ISRC: USUAN1100403 - Faceoff (8:25-8:46)
Subtitles coming soon in English and Danish.
wn.com/Metal Meltdown | Brainiac75
Can metals be melted in hot water or just by the heat of a human hand?
Some can and in this video I melt a bunch of them!
Here's where I bought the samples if you are interested in trying this yourself:
(it's much better in real life than on video ;)
www.crystalgrowing-shop.com (German site, most is available on eBay too)
- Rose's metal
- Wood's metal
- Bi-Pb-In-Sn-Cd (in rare cases called French's metal)
www.smart-elements.com
- cesium
- gallium in vacuum ampoule
www.eBay.com
- gallium
- Field's metal
The mercury is from antique mercury thermometers.
Link to the Hg-Tl pictures I use with written permission:
http://www.periodictable.ru/081Tl/Tl_en.html
If you are interested in elements you should check out the rest of his website. His thorium sample is the best I have ever seen!
Royalty music from Kevin MacLeod, www.incompetech.com
Tracks used:
ISRC: USUAN1100694 - Devastation and Revenge (3:19-4:03)
ISRC: USUAN1100850 - Constance (4:03-4:41)
ISRC: USUAN1100403 - Faceoff (8:25-8:46)
Subtitles coming soon in English and Danish.
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Copernicium
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Copernicium is a chemical element with symbol Cn and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laborator...
Copernicium is a chemical element with symbol Cn and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laboratory. The most stable known isotope, copernicium-285, has a half-life of approximately 29 seconds, but it is possible that this copernicium isotope may have a nuclear isomer with a longer half-life, 8.9 min. Copernicium was first created in 1996 by the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research near Darmstadt, Germany. It is named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.
In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block transactinide element. During reactions with gold, it has been shown to be an extremely volatile metal and a group 12 element, and it may even be a gas at standard temperature and pressure. Copernicium is calculated to have several properties that differ between it and its lighter homologues, zinc, cadmium and mercury; the most notable of them is withdrawing two 6d-electrons before 7s ones due to relativistic effects, which confirm copernicium as an undisputed transition metal. Copernicium is also calculated to show a predominance of the oxidation state +4, while mercury shows it in only one compound at extreme conditions and zinc and cadmium do not show it at all. It has also been predicted to be more difficult to oxidise copernicium from its neutral state than the other group 12 elements.
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Copernicium is a chemical element with symbol Cn and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laboratory. The most stable known isotope, copernicium-285, has a half-life of approximately 29 seconds, but it is possible that this copernicium isotope may have a nuclear isomer with a longer half-life, 8.9 min. Copernicium was first created in 1996 by the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research near Darmstadt, Germany. It is named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.
In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block transactinide element. During reactions with gold, it has been shown to be an extremely volatile metal and a group 12 element, and it may even be a gas at standard temperature and pressure. Copernicium is calculated to have several properties that differ between it and its lighter homologues, zinc, cadmium and mercury; the most notable of them is withdrawing two 6d-electrons before 7s ones due to relativistic effects, which confirm copernicium as an undisputed transition metal. Copernicium is also calculated to show a predominance of the oxidation state +4, while mercury shows it in only one compound at extreme conditions and zinc and cadmium do not show it at all. It has also been predicted to be more difficult to oxidise copernicium from its neutral state than the other group 12 elements.
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Homework for science, by the way sorry for not having uploading lately, but I was occupied, so I am coming back:)
Homework for science, by the way sorry for not having uploading lately, but I was occupied, so I am coming back:)
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Homework for science, by the way sorry for not having uploading lately, but I was occupied, so I am coming back:)
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"Copernicium" is a chemical element with symbol "Cn" and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a labor...
"Copernicium" is a chemical element with symbol "Cn" and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laboratory. The most stable known isotope, copernicium-285, has a half-life of approximately 29 seconds, but it is possible that this copernicium isotope may have a nuclear isomer with a longer half-life, 8.9 min. Copernicium was first created in 1996 by the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research near Darmstadt, Germany. It is named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.
In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block transactinide element. During reactions with gold, it has been shown to be an extremely volatile metal and a group 12 element, and it may even be a gas at standard temperature and pressure. Copernicium is calculated to have several properties that differ between it and its lighter homologues, zinc, cadmium and mercury; the most notable of them is withdrawing two 6d-electrons before 7s ones due to relativistic effects, which confirm copernicium as an undisputed transition metal. Copernicium is also calculated to show a predominance of the oxidation state +4, while mercury shows it in only one compound at extreme conditions and zinc and cadmium do not show it at all. It has also been predicted to be more difficult to oxidise copernicium from its neutral state than the other group 12 elements.
In total, approximately 75 atoms of copernicium have been detected using various nuclear reactions.
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"Copernicium" is a chemical element with symbol "Cn" and atomic number 112. It is an extremely radioactive synthetic element that can only be created in a laboratory. The most stable known isotope, copernicium-285, has a half-life of approximately 29 seconds, but it is possible that this copernicium isotope may have a nuclear isomer with a longer half-life, 8.9 min. Copernicium was first created in 1996 by the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research near Darmstadt, Germany. It is named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.
In the periodic table of the elements, it is a d-block transactinide element. During reactions with gold, it has been shown to be an extremely volatile metal and a group 12 element, and it may even be a gas at standard temperature and pressure. Copernicium is calculated to have several properties that differ between it and its lighter homologues, zinc, cadmium and mercury; the most notable of them is withdrawing two 6d-electrons before 7s ones due to relativistic effects, which confirm copernicium as an undisputed transition metal. Copernicium is also calculated to show a predominance of the oxidation state +4, while mercury shows it in only one compound at extreme conditions and zinc and cadmium do not show it at all. It has also been predicted to be more difficult to oxidise copernicium from its neutral state than the other group 12 elements.
In total, approximately 75 atoms of copernicium have been detected using various nuclear reactions.
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112 [Cn] Copernicium
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Alle Elemente in alphabetischer Reihenfolge
Actinium ---/ http://youtu.be/DB2fbLtrhdw
Aluminium ---/ http://youtu.be/2vQtrOBUn0Y
Americium ---/ http://youtu.be...
Alle Elemente in alphabetischer Reihenfolge
Actinium ---/ http://youtu.be/DB2fbLtrhdw
Aluminium ---/ http://youtu.be/2vQtrOBUn0Y
Americium ---/ http://youtu.be/oZeZYuXBQxE
Antimon ---/ http://youtu.be/mL4n2fUBDwk
Argon ---/ http://youtu.be/WYqEEWkMuIU
Arsen ---/ http://youtu.be/Bu2PInbCF80
Astat ---/ http://youtu.be/Xcfj-1tpA8c
Barium ---/ http://youtu.be/Fxa0Xa6Fm28
Berkelium ---/ http://youtu.be/ctX75h9PSL4
Beryllium ---/ http://youtu.be/_j4rUucG0MU
Bismut ---/ http://youtu.be/5m6On3J_-7w
Blei ---/ http://youtu.be/Padm1EqrARw
Bohrium ---/ http://youtu.be/ZcdvLNB43v4
Bor ---/ http://youtu.be/IEIWo1fz3dE
Brom ---/ http://youtu.be/oXNSYy7WO14
Cadmium ---/ http://youtu.be/sizK-2fUn18
Calcium ---/ http://youtu.be/ksA8aYMPvJA
Californium ---/ http://youtu.be/dXor2sVrn90
Cäsium ---/ http://youtu.be/3xfpv9vTQak
Cer ---/ http://youtu.be/9f4eYAPhpEY
Chlor ---/ http://youtu.be/RaB9X4ibdl4
Chrom ---/ http://youtu.be/A6Xz-FqIK-E
Cobalt ---/ http://youtu.be/7zEEoeU9frE
Copernicium ---/ http://youtu.be/Af_oznObTOw
Curium ---/ http://youtu.be/OywaBdIJ6ZM
Darmstadtium ---/ http://youtu.be/R5A9CL9WEJ8
Dubnium ---/ http://youtu.be/NrV2ppKXHCs
Dysprosium ---/ http://youtu.be/GoZ6KdE5MbY
Einsteinium ---/ http://youtu.be/fuWmo0RiuyI
Eisen ---/ http://youtu.be/2ivGmg4noWQ
Erbium ---/ http://youtu.be/c9WgUyjqBh8
Europium ---/ http://youtu.be/a-fxxpP6pgg
Fermium ---/ http://youtu.be/KpNumov9TnA
Flerovium ---/ http://youtu.be/JPcEdop1E-w
Fluor ---/ http://youtu.be/-oG7xsh7u-I
Francium ---/ http://youtu.be/Owro5aO6oWo
Gadolinium ---/ http://youtu.be/1nbkE1CEY2Q
Gallium ---/ http://youtu.be/84AuBIIlJC4
Germanium ---/ http://youtu.be/aKYwyK26Qr8
Gold ---/ http://youtu.be/uz9CRp3EbDo
Hafnium ---/ http://youtu.be/ykpOHUYlzmA
Hassium ---/ http://youtu.be/Sr8SsBdr7pA
Helium ---/ http://youtu.be/DK_QIVOj2ZU
Holmium ---/ http://youtu.be/XVJeBNuhk5o
Indium ---/ http://youtu.be/48LZridaeQI
Iod ---/ http://youtu.be/x4YSJb53NXc
Iridium ---/ http://youtu.be/7FpxZA_wqPU
Kalium ---/ http://youtu.be/SBogRfUzSN8
Kohlenstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/J3YOMetgodA
Krypton ---/ http://youtu.be/J2anNM0-LTc
Kupfer ---/ http://youtu.be/Zx8vthikXqk
Lanthan ---/ http://youtu.be/MbNpSJLr6oQ
Lawrencium ---/ http://youtu.be/T2YonbZS10I
Lithium ---/ http://youtu.be/IMRdOE3VpUk
Livermorium ---/ http://youtu.be/kYmvMBaV5Ps
Lutetium ---/ http://youtu.be/PdZwaq3MFaE
Magnesium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ll26CgiOkwM
Mangan ---/ http://youtu.be/JSiiScLW9Gk
Meitnerium ---/ http://youtu.be/-zcS6X0iN9k
Mendelevium ---/ http://youtu.be/vjt8e0vqA6s
Molybdän ---/ http://youtu.be/odvIzAiiXqQ
Natrium ---/ http://youtu.be/YV3Ws3GIZMA
Neodym ---/ http://youtu.be/8xH39_wc07I
Neon ---/ http://youtu.be/5TWfODe-WBY
Neptunium ---/ http://youtu.be/jhKjA7I6K6E
Nickel ---/ http://youtu.be/w_7GQOLdvn8
Niob ---/ http://youtu.be/tqOCgqvKY7Q
Nobelium ---/ http://youtu.be/36PhgS4_YyI
Osmium ---/ http://youtu.be/xSDaEY8TZus
Palladium ---/ http://youtu.be/n2Lhgwcp7Ac
Phosphor ---/ http://youtu.be/9BNVFUMOXSw
Platin ---/ http://youtu.be/mOpoDPn47Dk
Plutonium ---/ http://youtu.be/OQ6FE2ppTKs
Polonium ---/ http://youtu.be/wuD8N8Atqqo
Praseodym ---/ http://youtu.be/Ni09FL0BUGE
Promethium ---/ http://youtu.be/UIFxruNB02M
Protactinium ---/ http://youtu.be/qc7iOuoJlTs
Quecksilber ---/ http://youtu.be/YV6qyIzPJSk
Radium ---/ http://youtu.be/3Rh286wKS14
Radon ---/ http://youtu.be/VeuTbAUxJs4
Rhenium ---/ http://youtu.be/MbNpSJLr6oQ
Rhodium ---/ http://youtu.be/P7CKTZ8MsyA
Roentgenium ---/ http://youtu.be/gXq940Lo5jo
Rubidium ---/ http://youtu.be/VlPkkT3lV8s
Ruthenium ---/ http://youtu.be/7O1u0LebE74
Rutherfordium ---/ http://youtu.be/PINciJyCqGE
Samarium ---/ http://youtu.be/DrtSBETfwZ0
Sauerstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/k5Z4wtSaR-0
Scandium ---/ http://youtu.be/66Y1eT9lg0g
Schwefel ---/ http://youtu.be/Sd77gAGcQIQ
Seaborgium ---/ http://youtu.be/S4eS2ytHj8E
Selen ---/ http://youtu.be/k3ynKnPw-G8
Silber ---/ http://youtu.be/Xfh0RknjpSs
Silizium ---/ http://youtu.be/HmtkSr2UkxQ
Stickstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/jG_lzIiPSYI
Strontium ---/ http://youtu.be/ezeo9OHEiOc
Tantal ---/ http://youtu.be/cAtrQ7J5Abc
Technetium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ho33otnf4bs
Tellur ---/ http://youtu.be/AFDjEb_vAyo
Terbium ---/ http://youtu.be/1nbkE1CEY2Q
Thallium ---/ http://youtu.be/Yq7W9n5R048
Thorium ---/ http://youtu.be/ZBrq6LAPVvE
Thulium ---/ http://youtu.be/nq3GlxdCh_0
Titan ---/ http://youtu.be/gVkfvWwCLmo
Ununoctium ---/ http://youtu.be/z1c1kG2KMfw
Ununpentium ---/ http://youtu.be/RUvc1zSSFq4
Ununseptium ---/ http://youtu.be/JLjFgMkjycQ
Ununtrium ---/ http://youtu.be/QHqPjNUrxnU
Uran ---/ http://youtu.be/iFt7Ws3Eejc
Vanadium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ng83G7zj_8A
Wasserstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/bs0vX2p6v3k
Wolfram ---/ http://youtu.be/ARObLoX2hDQ
Xenon ---/ http://youtu.be/lAkB90oBfc4
Ytterbium ---/ http://youtu.be/9cNJ7Zt83rM
Yttrium ---/ http://youtu.be/8CEtvYBbdYc
Zink ---/ http://youtu.be/Pr5KReGDRs8
Zinn ---/ http://youtu.be/bXLfn5KSXeE
Zirconium ---/ http://youtu.be/_Ur9G4U4h7M
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Alle Elemente in alphabetischer Reihenfolge
Actinium ---/ http://youtu.be/DB2fbLtrhdw
Aluminium ---/ http://youtu.be/2vQtrOBUn0Y
Americium ---/ http://youtu.be/oZeZYuXBQxE
Antimon ---/ http://youtu.be/mL4n2fUBDwk
Argon ---/ http://youtu.be/WYqEEWkMuIU
Arsen ---/ http://youtu.be/Bu2PInbCF80
Astat ---/ http://youtu.be/Xcfj-1tpA8c
Barium ---/ http://youtu.be/Fxa0Xa6Fm28
Berkelium ---/ http://youtu.be/ctX75h9PSL4
Beryllium ---/ http://youtu.be/_j4rUucG0MU
Bismut ---/ http://youtu.be/5m6On3J_-7w
Blei ---/ http://youtu.be/Padm1EqrARw
Bohrium ---/ http://youtu.be/ZcdvLNB43v4
Bor ---/ http://youtu.be/IEIWo1fz3dE
Brom ---/ http://youtu.be/oXNSYy7WO14
Cadmium ---/ http://youtu.be/sizK-2fUn18
Calcium ---/ http://youtu.be/ksA8aYMPvJA
Californium ---/ http://youtu.be/dXor2sVrn90
Cäsium ---/ http://youtu.be/3xfpv9vTQak
Cer ---/ http://youtu.be/9f4eYAPhpEY
Chlor ---/ http://youtu.be/RaB9X4ibdl4
Chrom ---/ http://youtu.be/A6Xz-FqIK-E
Cobalt ---/ http://youtu.be/7zEEoeU9frE
Copernicium ---/ http://youtu.be/Af_oznObTOw
Curium ---/ http://youtu.be/OywaBdIJ6ZM
Darmstadtium ---/ http://youtu.be/R5A9CL9WEJ8
Dubnium ---/ http://youtu.be/NrV2ppKXHCs
Dysprosium ---/ http://youtu.be/GoZ6KdE5MbY
Einsteinium ---/ http://youtu.be/fuWmo0RiuyI
Eisen ---/ http://youtu.be/2ivGmg4noWQ
Erbium ---/ http://youtu.be/c9WgUyjqBh8
Europium ---/ http://youtu.be/a-fxxpP6pgg
Fermium ---/ http://youtu.be/KpNumov9TnA
Flerovium ---/ http://youtu.be/JPcEdop1E-w
Fluor ---/ http://youtu.be/-oG7xsh7u-I
Francium ---/ http://youtu.be/Owro5aO6oWo
Gadolinium ---/ http://youtu.be/1nbkE1CEY2Q
Gallium ---/ http://youtu.be/84AuBIIlJC4
Germanium ---/ http://youtu.be/aKYwyK26Qr8
Gold ---/ http://youtu.be/uz9CRp3EbDo
Hafnium ---/ http://youtu.be/ykpOHUYlzmA
Hassium ---/ http://youtu.be/Sr8SsBdr7pA
Helium ---/ http://youtu.be/DK_QIVOj2ZU
Holmium ---/ http://youtu.be/XVJeBNuhk5o
Indium ---/ http://youtu.be/48LZridaeQI
Iod ---/ http://youtu.be/x4YSJb53NXc
Iridium ---/ http://youtu.be/7FpxZA_wqPU
Kalium ---/ http://youtu.be/SBogRfUzSN8
Kohlenstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/J3YOMetgodA
Krypton ---/ http://youtu.be/J2anNM0-LTc
Kupfer ---/ http://youtu.be/Zx8vthikXqk
Lanthan ---/ http://youtu.be/MbNpSJLr6oQ
Lawrencium ---/ http://youtu.be/T2YonbZS10I
Lithium ---/ http://youtu.be/IMRdOE3VpUk
Livermorium ---/ http://youtu.be/kYmvMBaV5Ps
Lutetium ---/ http://youtu.be/PdZwaq3MFaE
Magnesium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ll26CgiOkwM
Mangan ---/ http://youtu.be/JSiiScLW9Gk
Meitnerium ---/ http://youtu.be/-zcS6X0iN9k
Mendelevium ---/ http://youtu.be/vjt8e0vqA6s
Molybdän ---/ http://youtu.be/odvIzAiiXqQ
Natrium ---/ http://youtu.be/YV3Ws3GIZMA
Neodym ---/ http://youtu.be/8xH39_wc07I
Neon ---/ http://youtu.be/5TWfODe-WBY
Neptunium ---/ http://youtu.be/jhKjA7I6K6E
Nickel ---/ http://youtu.be/w_7GQOLdvn8
Niob ---/ http://youtu.be/tqOCgqvKY7Q
Nobelium ---/ http://youtu.be/36PhgS4_YyI
Osmium ---/ http://youtu.be/xSDaEY8TZus
Palladium ---/ http://youtu.be/n2Lhgwcp7Ac
Phosphor ---/ http://youtu.be/9BNVFUMOXSw
Platin ---/ http://youtu.be/mOpoDPn47Dk
Plutonium ---/ http://youtu.be/OQ6FE2ppTKs
Polonium ---/ http://youtu.be/wuD8N8Atqqo
Praseodym ---/ http://youtu.be/Ni09FL0BUGE
Promethium ---/ http://youtu.be/UIFxruNB02M
Protactinium ---/ http://youtu.be/qc7iOuoJlTs
Quecksilber ---/ http://youtu.be/YV6qyIzPJSk
Radium ---/ http://youtu.be/3Rh286wKS14
Radon ---/ http://youtu.be/VeuTbAUxJs4
Rhenium ---/ http://youtu.be/MbNpSJLr6oQ
Rhodium ---/ http://youtu.be/P7CKTZ8MsyA
Roentgenium ---/ http://youtu.be/gXq940Lo5jo
Rubidium ---/ http://youtu.be/VlPkkT3lV8s
Ruthenium ---/ http://youtu.be/7O1u0LebE74
Rutherfordium ---/ http://youtu.be/PINciJyCqGE
Samarium ---/ http://youtu.be/DrtSBETfwZ0
Sauerstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/k5Z4wtSaR-0
Scandium ---/ http://youtu.be/66Y1eT9lg0g
Schwefel ---/ http://youtu.be/Sd77gAGcQIQ
Seaborgium ---/ http://youtu.be/S4eS2ytHj8E
Selen ---/ http://youtu.be/k3ynKnPw-G8
Silber ---/ http://youtu.be/Xfh0RknjpSs
Silizium ---/ http://youtu.be/HmtkSr2UkxQ
Stickstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/jG_lzIiPSYI
Strontium ---/ http://youtu.be/ezeo9OHEiOc
Tantal ---/ http://youtu.be/cAtrQ7J5Abc
Technetium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ho33otnf4bs
Tellur ---/ http://youtu.be/AFDjEb_vAyo
Terbium ---/ http://youtu.be/1nbkE1CEY2Q
Thallium ---/ http://youtu.be/Yq7W9n5R048
Thorium ---/ http://youtu.be/ZBrq6LAPVvE
Thulium ---/ http://youtu.be/nq3GlxdCh_0
Titan ---/ http://youtu.be/gVkfvWwCLmo
Ununoctium ---/ http://youtu.be/z1c1kG2KMfw
Ununpentium ---/ http://youtu.be/RUvc1zSSFq4
Ununseptium ---/ http://youtu.be/JLjFgMkjycQ
Ununtrium ---/ http://youtu.be/QHqPjNUrxnU
Uran ---/ http://youtu.be/iFt7Ws3Eejc
Vanadium ---/ http://youtu.be/Ng83G7zj_8A
Wasserstoff ---/ http://youtu.be/bs0vX2p6v3k
Wolfram ---/ http://youtu.be/ARObLoX2hDQ
Xenon ---/ http://youtu.be/lAkB90oBfc4
Ytterbium ---/ http://youtu.be/9cNJ7Zt83rM
Yttrium ---/ http://youtu.be/8CEtvYBbdYc
Zink ---/ http://youtu.be/Pr5KReGDRs8
Zinn ---/ http://youtu.be/bXLfn5KSXeE
Zirconium ---/ http://youtu.be/_Ur9G4U4h7M
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Physical Properties Copernicium
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SystemError - Copernicium
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How to Build Copernicium Nucleus Cn-285
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Copernicium Nucleus 285Cn
Proton:112
Neutron:173
Spin:5/2
Half Life: 26 second
Proton configuration: [Rn] s2 f4 d10 d10
Copernicium Nucleus 285Cn
Proton:112
Neutron:173
Spin:5/2
Half Life: 26 second
Proton configuration: [Rn] s2 f4 d10 d10
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ChemWiki Elemental Minute: Copernicium
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STUDY GUIDE: 112 Copernicium | Periodic Table of Elements
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Name: Copernicium
Symbol: Cn
Atomic Number: 112
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Name: Copernicium
Symbol: Cn
Atomic Number: 112
Standard Atomic Weight: (285)
Electron Configuration: 2, 8, 18, 32, 32, 18, 2
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Name: Copernicium
Symbol: Cn
Atomic Number: 112
Standard Atomic Weight: (285)
Electron Configuration: 2, 8, 18, 32, 32, 18, 2
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Copernicium Meaning
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Video shows what copernicium means. The transuranic chemical element (symbol Cn) with atomic number 112.. copernicium synonyms: ununbium. Copernicium Meaning. ...
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ChemWiki Elemental Minute: Copernicium (Nuclear Properties)
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How to Pronounce Copernicium
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Pokemon Copernicium
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Copernicium - Periodic Table of Videos
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In A “New York Minute” Everything Can Change For Trump And Sanders
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingNot only is New York State the future face of the two main political parties, but with 400 delegates at stake in Tuesday’s primary race starring presidential hopefuls Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, everything can change in a “New York minute.” Indeed, the Empire State is where millions of immigrants suddenly got a new start in life and fortunes made overnight on Wall Street....
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36 killed during Myanmar's water festival
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Nay Pyi Taw, April 18. A total of 36 people were killed and 316 injured during Myanmar's Thingyan water festival, the media reported on Monday.During the five-day water festival, 14 people were killed and 235 injured in accidents while 17 deaths ... ....
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Relief efforts continue in southern Japan following back-to-back strong earthquakes that killed at least 42 people last week and left the country in shambles, the Belfast Telegraph reported Monday.The U.S. military will join rescuers as they redouble efforts for 10 missing people on the southern island of Kyushu, where many area were cut off by landslides and road and bridge damage ... The U.S....
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British Airways flight hits UFO during landing at Heathrow
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(credit. British Airways). Police at London's Heathrow Airport are investigating a possible drone collision with a British Airways jet while the airliner was landing ... Any damage done to the aircraft was apparently superficial ... Read 2 remaining paragraphs . Comments ....
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Manus Island detainees plead: anywhere but Papua New Guinea
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Letter from 161 men says they would like to be resettled in any of 27 countries in UN’s official program but ‘PNG is not one of them’. Asylum seekers and refugees on Manus Island have written to the UNHCR in Australia, asking that instead of being resettled in Papua New Guinea they be sent to a country that is part of the official UN resettlement program ... They call themselves “detainees of Manus Island” ... Related ... Related ... I cannot sleep ... ....
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Four New Elements Have Been Born
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When I took high school chemistry in the late ’50s, the classroom/lab featured a large colorful chart of the periodic table of elements which hung over the blackboard at the front of the room ... Well, the future is now. We’re up to 118 elements ... The most recent entrant to the periodic table was Element 112, formally named copernicium to honor Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus ... So, commence the paperwork! Revise the chemistry textbooks....
The Search For New Elements On The Periodic Table Started With A Blast
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German researchers added a strongly European flavour to the naming scheme, honouring the physicists Niels Bohr (bohrium), Lise Meitner (meitnerium), and Wilhelm Röntgen (roentgenium), the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus (copernicium) and their home city and state – darmstadtium and Hassium are named after the town of Darmstadt and the German state of Hesse (passing through Latin along the way, which changes the ‘e’ to an ‘a’ ... ....
The search for new elements on the periodic table started with a blast (CSIRO - ...
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(Source ... German researchers added a strongly European flavour to the naming scheme, honouring the physicists Niels Bohr (bohrium), Lise Meitner (meitnerium), and Wilhelm Röntgen (roentgenium), the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus (copernicium) and their home city and state - darmstadtium and Hassium are named after the town of Darmstadt and the German state of Hesse (passing through Latin along the way, which changes the 'e' to an 'a'....
Four new elements find a place on periodic table
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‘To scientists, this is of greater value than an Olympic gold medal,’ says Nobel laureate in chemistry. @iansample. Such is the lot of the modern day chemist. you wait ages for a new element to turn up and then four come along at once ... Related. Period drama ... Twitter ... In 1996, the symbol Cp was proposed for Copernicium, or element 112, but it was swapped to Cn, when scientists complained that Cp referred to another substance ... ....
Japanese research institute earns right to name element 113
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It provisionally was named ununtrium. The new name wasn't immediately disclosed ... Element 113 sits between copernicium and flerovium on the periodic table ... Learn more about our and . ....
The periodic table has 4 brand new elements
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TOKYO (AP) - A team of Japanese scientists have met the criteria for naming a new element, the synthetic highly radioactive element 113, more than a dozen years after they began working to create it ... Discoveries of atomic elements have often involved competition between scientists ... However, Morita has no specific candidates under consideration ... Element 113 sits between copernicium and flerovium on the periodic table ... ___ ... ....
Element of the week: ununoctium
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This element's dubious origins launched a scandal in the world of nuclear physics. This week, we meet the last element that has been synthesised so far ... Ninov was fired in 2001. Interestingly, Ninov was a member of the team at Gesellschaft für Schwerionenforschung (GSI) in Germany and played a key role in their discoveries of darmstadtium, roentgenium and copernicium (elements 110, 111 and 112, respectively) ... [Video link] ... ... ... Copernicium....
Element of the week: ununseptium
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One of this element's parents traveled across the Atlantic Ocean more times in just a couple days than a career diplomat!. Berkelium. It took 250 days to make enough berkelium, shown here (just 22 milligrams, dissolved), to synthesize element 117. Image. ORNL, Department of Energy (public domain) ... This is the penultimate element that we will meet in this series ... [Video link]. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... Livermorium ... Ununpentium ... Copernicium ... Lead....
Three myths about gift giving
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updated 8.22 AM EST, Sun December 15, 2013. If you want to see chemistry in action ... enjoy "Breaking Bad. The Complete Series." It's all here ... Take the challenge. (Sony, $299.99) ... As seen on "The Big Bang Theory," this 71-inch-by-71-inch curtain, made of sturdy EVA vinyl, features all the elements from hydrogen to roentgenium (OK, so it lacks copernicium -- even IUPAC takes time for deliberation) and doesn't skimp on the lanthanides ... 1." ... 1....
Element of the week: livermorium
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What do ununhexium, eka-polonium and nottingium share in common?. The Professor likes Lego too!. Image. screengrab/Periodic Videos. This week's element is livermorium, which has the atomic symbol, Lv, and atomic number, 116. This is the last of the elements that we'll meet that has a permanent formal name (at this time) ... This element is predicted to be a solid metalloid at room temperature ... its name ... [Video link] ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... Copernicium....
Element of the week: ununpentium
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What do plankium, poliakoffium and Sweden share in common?. Artist's idea of the fusion reaction of calcium-48 nuclei with an americium-243 target. Image. United States Department of Energy (Public domain). We're getting closer to the end, my peeps! This week's element goes by the temporary name, ununpentium, and the temporary atomic symbol, Uup, along with the permanent atomic number, 115 ... [Video link] ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... Copernicium ... ....
Element of the week: flerovium
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What does ununquadium and the island of Stability share in common?. The theoretical Island of stability in nuclear physics. Image. InvaderXan (Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.). This week's element is flerovium, which has the atomic symbol, Fl, and the atomic number, 114 ... For this reason, flerovium (along with copernicium) is placed into a new category known as "volatile metals" ... [Video link] ... .. ... Copernicium ... ....
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