actinide in Greek
actinide in Greek is ακτινίδιο — actinide means any of a group of 15 radioactive chemical elements running from actinium to lawrencium, placed below the lanthanides in the periodic table because they share similar chemical properties.
actinide in Greek
ακτινίδιο
Pronounced: aktinidio
(chemistry) Any of the 15 radioactive elements of the periodic table from actinium to lawrencium that are positioned under the lanthanides, to which they have similar chemistry.
What does "actinide" mean?
- noun Any of a group of 15 radioactive chemical elements running from actinium to lawrencium, placed below the lanthanides in the periodic table because they share similar chemical properties.
- noun (chemistry) Any of a set of radioactive metal elements running from actinium to around nobelium.
- noun (chemistry) Any of a group of 14 radioactive metal elements running from thorium to lawrencium.
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What is "actinide" in Greek?
"actinide" in Greek is ακτινίδιο. actinide means: Any of a group of 15 radioactive chemical elements running from actinium to lawrencium, placed below the lanthanides in the periodic table because they share similar chemical properties.
How do you pronounce ακτινίδιο?
"actinide" in Greek is ακτινίδιο, pronounced "aktinidio".
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