francium in Japanese
francium in Japanese is フランシウム — francium means a highly radioactive alkali metal, symbol Fr, with atomic number 87, that is not found in nature.
francium in Japanese
フランシウム
Pronounced: furanshiumu
The chemical element (symbol Fr) with an atomic number of 87. It is an intensely radioactive alkali metal that is not found in nature.
What does "francium" mean?
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noun A highly radioactive alkali metal, symbol Fr, with atomic number 87, that is not found in nature.
"Francium is an alkali metal."
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noun A single atom of the element francium.
"The experiment trapped a single francium."
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francium in a sentence
- Francium is an alkali metal.
- Francium has the atomic number 87.
- The experiment trapped a single francium.
- Each francium atom in the sample was radioactive.
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What is "francium" in Japanese?
"francium" in Japanese is フランシウム. francium means: A highly radioactive alkali metal, symbol Fr, with atomic number 87, that is not found in nature.
How do you pronounce フランシウム?
"francium" in Japanese is フランシウム, pronounced "furanshiumu".
How do you use "francium" in a sentence?
Example: "Francium is an alkali metal." In Japanese, "francium" is フランシウム.
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