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rexona:
HI,
I was wondering if anyone would be so kind to explain and help me with my question?  What is the atomic number of ununquadium (it is 114 right?) but how can I get to that conclusion except looking at the periodic table is there any other way?  an also give full symbol for the isotope with 175 neutrons?

Give empirical formulae of the highest normal oxide of ununquadium and of its highest fluoride how do I come to that conclusion?
Thank you so much in advance

AWK:

--- Quote from: rexona on May 31, 2005, 08:04:38 AM ---HI,
I was wondering if anyone would be so kind to explain and help me with my question?  What is the atomic number of ununquadium (it is 114 right?) but how can I get to that conclusion except looking at the periodic table is there any other way?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systematic_element_name


--- Quote ---an also give full symbol for the isotope with 175 neutrons?
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Find definition of atomic and mass numbers  for elements


--- Quote ---Give empirical formulae of the highest normal oxide of ununquadium and of its highest fluoride how do I come to that conclusion?
Thank you so much in advance

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Find outermost electrons.

Mitch:
Being in the field... I have never heard anyone call element 114 ununquadium, we call it 114.

AWK:
Ununquadium is an official IUPAC name of element 114

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