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Ishida. "Aoqi" refers to chemical names, and these two characters represent the newly discovered element 117 and element 118 respectively.

On January 15, 2017, the National Committee for the Examination and Approval of Scientific and Technological Terms, together with the State Language and Writing Committee, organized experts from the fields of chemistry, physics and linguistics to hold the No. 113, No. 115, No. 117 and No. 118 element Chinese naming meetings, and confirmed the Chinese names of the No. 117 and No. 118 elements "Shitian" (pronounced tián) and "Aoqi" (pronounced ào).

But because it is a newly created word, the computer font does not have these two words, and can only be spelled left and right, up and down to type two words to represent a word, "Ishida", "Aoqi" currently occupy the time to represent the 117th element and the 118th element.

Ishida. "It is a newly coined word, pronounced tian2, used to name the newly discovered element 117 tennessine (element symbol ts, meaning Tennessee halogen element);

The prefix "ao + qi" is also a newly coined word, pronounced ao4, which was used to name the newly discovered element 118 oganesson (the element symbol og, in honor of the Russian scientist Yuri Oganessian).

In the same period, it decreases once from the left to the right of the periodic table, with the exception of group zero elements.

In the same family, it increases from the top of the periodic table to the bottom.

鉨 (NH), 鈇 (FL), 镆 (MC), 鉝 (LV), Ishida (TS), Oki (OG).

Pinyin: lǐ fū mò lì tián ào

石田 [ shí tián ].

Vocabulary book. Basic Definition Detailed Definition.

shí tián ]

1.Stony and uncultivable land. It is also a metaphor for useless things.

Zuo Chuan: The Eleventh Year of Mourning Gong": "If you have the ambition to Qi, you still get Ishida, and you have nothing to do." Tang Hanshan's "Poems" No. 66:

Native oxen ploughed the stone fields, but did not get rice. Qing Xue Fucheng's "Yunnan-Burma Demarcation Probably Collapses Sun Xingshu": "If you get it, you will still get Ishida, and if you lose it, you will not be diligent and far-sighted."

Liang Qichao's "On the Distribution of Profits": "Gu is the same land, in the hands of barbarian peoples, it is Shitian; In the hands of civilized peoples, it is a strange commodity. ”

2.Barren fields. Song Qinguan "The Second Rhyme by the Title Shujing":

Shugang spirit for many years, so there is a clear spring to send stone field. The second poem of Yuan Wang Feng's "Gift to Zheng Liangchu of Longhu Mountain": "The thatched house of Ishida is good, and the chrysanthemum begging poem Yu Hanlin."

"There are forty or fifty residents, dressed in simple clothes, with a pure temperament, Ishida thatched huts, bamboo households, dogs barking and chickens singing, mulberry hemp covering, like a village on the ground. ”

3.Refers to the stone inkstone. Qing Niuxiu's "Yao Yu Shi Yan": "The seal of Shihu can be kept, and the gain of Ishida is not worthwhile; Passing on to children and grandchildren without tiredness, friends and happy. Qing Fangwen's poem "Sending Deng Cambodia in Illness": "The medicine is wrapped but accumulates with the garden, and the apprentice should be in the stone field." ”

Element: CN, relative atomic mass: 277, common valence element, symbol: NH, relative atomic mass: 286, common chemical valence: +3, +1

Elementum element, symbol: FL, relative atomic mass: 289, common chemical valence: 0, +3

Element, symbol: mc, relative atomic mass: 289, common chemical valence: +1, +3

Electrolymium element, symbol: lv, relative atomic mass: 293, common chemical valence:

Elemental Radian, symbol: ts, relative atomic mass: 294, common chemical valence:

Olympian element, symbol: og, relative atomic mass: 294, common chemical valence: none.

The symbols and Chinese character names of the 110 and 118 elements in the periodic table, the vast majority of the input methods of the Chinese character names cannot be typed, and the viewer can copy them.

Element 110 (DS): Difficulty: Hard) Element 111 (RG):

Difficulty: easy) Element 112 (cn): Difficulty:

Medium) Element 113 (NH): Difficulty: Medium) Element 114 (FL):

Difficulty: easy) No. 115 element (mc): 镆 (difficulty:

Input method ready-made words) No. 116 element (lv): Character difficulty: medium) No. 117 element (ts):

Difficulty: Easy) Element 118 (og): Difficulty:

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112 鎶, 113 鉨, 114 鈇, 115 镆, 116 鉝, 117 Ishida, 118 Qi Ao, 119 釒元 (not yet discovered).

Note: Element 117 and 119 cannot be typed.

The existing elements should have reached 1000. I'll give you an example: number: 1000. Name: 钅寅動. Symbol: (Unknown) The fission of a single atom can lead to the destruction of the universe.

112 鎶 113 鉨 114 鈇 115 镆 116 鉝 117 Ishida (left and right merger) 118 Qi Ao (upper and lower merger).

112 Brother Ao.

113 Ul.

114 Husband.

115 frivolum. 116 Stand.

117 Ishida.

118 gas Ao.

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Element No. 112: Element No. 113: Element No. 114: Element No. 115: Element No. 116: Element No. 117: Ishida Element No. 118: Air Ao.

Some are based on the chemical properties of the elements of this group, such as alkali metals and alkaline earth metals. From -- is named after the first element of the family, such as the boron group and the oxygen group. The group is a halogen based on the characteristics of its products, and group 0 is a noble gas.

The elements in IIA are alkaline earth metal elements, the elements in IA are alkali metal elements, IIIA boron, A carbon, A nitrogen, A oxygen, A is a halogen element, and 0 is a noble gas element.

1. Group I, except for hydrogen, are all metals, except for hydrogen and lithium, the hydrates corresponding to oxides are strong alkalis, so they are called alkali metals.

2. IIA group, a metal element between alkali metal and earth metal, so it is called alkaline earth metal.

3. Group IIIA, in the 17th and 18th centuries, some minerals that are difficult to decompose chemically are called "earth" (now it seems that they are oxides of the third main group and the third subgroup metals, so the third main group metals are called earth metals.

4. IVA group, carbon group elements; Va group, nitrogen group elements; via Oxygen Group Elements. Named after the representative element.

5. VIIA, halogen element. In 1825, the famous Swedish chemist Betzerius coined a class name for chlorine, iodine, and fluorine, which has not yet been prepared by them, because of the similar chemical properties of chlorine, iodine, and fluorine, which have not yet been prepared, and they all form salts without oxygen"Salters"), which is translated in Chinese"Halogens"("Brine" means "salinization").

The full name is oganesson, famous in Chinese.

Pronunciation: ào, is a synthetic rare gas element.

The atomic number is 118. In the early Plum periodic table.

, it is located in the p-region of the auspicious collapse, belongs to group 0, and is the last element in cycle 7.

The atomic weight of the og.

is 297, half-life.

12 milliseconds (hundredths of a second), belongs to the gas element, the chemical properties are very inactive, belongs to the category of rare gases. Liquefiable under pressure; Melting point greater than or equal to -30; Boiling point greater than or equal to -20; Colourless.

1.Hydrogen (qīng) h

Hydrogen [hydrogen], metallic hydrogen [hydrogenium]. Gas element symbol. Colorless, odorless and tasteless. is the lightest of the elements. It is very versatile in industry.

1h [protium]. There is a proton in the nucleus, which is the main component of hydrogen, and the common hydrogen contains the cocoon.

d or 2h deuterium. There is a proton and a neutron in the nucleus, and the deuterium contained in ordinary hydrogen. It is used in thermonuclear reactions.

T or 3h tritium [tritium]. There is one proton and two neutrons in the nucleus. Radioactive.

2.Helium (hài)he

Helium. Gas element symbol. It is colorless, odorless and tasteless, with very little content in the atmosphere and extremely inactive chemical properties.

It is used to fill light bulbs and neon tubes, and is also used to make styrofoam. Helium in liquid form is often used as a refrigerant.

3.lithium (lǐ)li

Lithium. Metallic element symbol. Silvery-white, easy to oxidize and turn black in the air, soft, is the lightest of the metals.

Chemically reactive; It is used in the atomic energy industry and metallurgical industry, and is also used to make special alloys, special glass, etc.

4.Beryllium (pí) be

Beryllium [beryllium]. Metallic element symbol. Off-white, hard and light. Used in the atomic energy industry, beryllium aluminum alloy is used.

Airplanes, rockets, etc.

5.Boron (péng) (5).

Boron [boron]. Metallic element symbol. Black or silvery-gray solid. The crystal boron is black, with a melting point of about 2300 °C, a boiling point of 3658 °C, and a density of gram cm3; The hardness is second only to diamond, which is brittle.

6.Carbon ( tàn) c (6).

Carbon [carbonium]. Carbon is a non-metallic element. Carbon is a very common element that is widely found in the atmosphere and crust in many forms. Carbon has long been recognized and utilized, and a series of carbon compounds, organic matter, are the foundation of life.

7.nitrogen (dàn)n (7).

Nitrogen [nitrogen]. Gas element symbol. The name of the element is in Greek, which originally meant "saltpeter".

It was discovered in 1772 by the Swedish pharmacist Scherer and the English chemist Rutherford, and later determined by the French scientist Lavoisier that it was an element. The content of nitrogen in the earth's crust is that most of the nitrogen in nature exists in the atmosphere in the form of elemental molecular nitrogen, which accounts for 78% of the volume of air. The most important mineral of nitrogen is nitrate.

There are two naturally occurring isotopes of nitrogen: nitrogen 14 and nitrogen 15, where nitrogen 14 is abundant as.

8.oxygen (yǎng)o

Oxygenium. Gaseous elements. The old translation is 氱.

The Greek word means "acid", and the name was given by the French chemist Lavoisier because Lavoisier mistakenly believed that all acids contained this new gas. Until 2013, the name for oxygen in Japanese was still "acid". The Taiwanese language was influenced by the Japanese occupation period in Taiwan, and it is also called oxygen by the Japanese pronunciation of "acid".

Times are advancing! 鐽錀鎶 鉨鈇镆 鉝{石田}{ Qi Ao}

Element 110: Element.

Element 111: Lun.

Element 112: Brother Cypriot.

Element 113: Cyll.

Element 114: Husband.

Element 115: Iron.

Element 116: Standing.

Element 117: Ishida.

Element 118: Air Ao.

Element 119: Unnamed.

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Now there are only 112 species. 113 What did you develop?

What, are there new elements of 113-119 now?