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Elements with Atomic Number > 100 (IUPAC) |
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Notation for IUPAC nomenclature of elements. |
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Nomenclature of Elements |
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According to IUPAC, elements with atomic number > 100 are represented by three latter symbols.
Atomic Number | Name | Symbol | IUPAC Official Name | IUPAC Symbol |
104 | Unnilquadium | Unq | Rutherfordium | Rf |
105 | Unnilpentium | Unp | Dubnium | Db |
106 | Unnilhexium | Unh | Seaborgium | Sg |
107 | Unnilseptium | Uns | Bohrium | Bh |
108 | Unniloctium | Uno | Hassnium | Hs |
109 | Unnilennium | Une | Meitnerium | Mt |
110 | Ununnilium | Uun | Darmstadtium | Ds |
111 | Ununnium | Uuu | * | * |
112 | Ununbium | Uub | * | * |
113 | Ununtrium | Uut | + | |
114 | Ununquadium | Uuq | * | * |
115 | Ununpentium | Uup | + | |
116 | Ununhexium | Uuh | + | |
117 | Ununseptium | Uus | + | |
118 | Ununoctium | Uuo | + |
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