NRC-CNRC[removed]Atomic Number 19

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Date: 2012-03-30 14:18:03 Periodic table Chemical elements Synthetic elements Nuclear physics Post-transition metal Ununquadium Transition metal Alkali metal Copernicium Chemistry Matter Physics		NRC-CNRC[removed]Atomic Number 19 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 133,11 KB Share Document on Facebook

	For release 19 February 2010 Element 112 is amed Copernicium IUPAC has officially approved the name copernicium, with symbol Cn, for the element of atomic number 112. Priority for the discovery of this element was assig DocID: 1bzSW - View Document
	22nd ASRC International Workshop “Nuclear Fission and Exotic Nuclei” Advanced Science Research Center (ASRC), Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), Tokai, Japan 3rd - 5th December (2014) DocID: 16Wfe - View Document
	Table 316: Muons in Copernicium Z 112 (Cp) T A [g/mol] DocID: RWsm - View Document
	Table 316: b(E) × 106 [cm2 g−1 ] for Copernicium, Z =112, A =[[removed]E [GeV[removed]. DocID: RDQy - View Document
	1 Status of heaviest elements as of early 2010 Element 112, discovered by the GSI group, has been confirmed elsewhere and is well established. In 2010 the name “copernicium” (Cp) was approved by IUPAC (Pure and Appli DocID: RBdW - View Document