tennessine in Japanese
tennessine in Japanese is テネシン — tennessine means the chemical element with atomic number 117, a halogen.
tennessine in Japanese
テネシン
Pronounced: teneshin
The chemical element (halogen) with atomic number 117.
What does "tennessine" mean?
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noun The chemical element with atomic number 117, a halogen.
"Tennessine is one of the heaviest elements ever synthesised."
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tennessine in a sentence
- Tennessine is one of the heaviest elements ever synthesised.
- Scientists produced only a handful of tennessine atoms in the laboratory.
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What is "tennessine" in Japanese?
"tennessine" in Japanese is テネシン. tennessine means: The chemical element with atomic number 117, a halogen.
How do you pronounce テネシン?
"tennessine" in Japanese is テネシン, pronounced "teneshin".
How do you use "tennessine" in a sentence?
Example: "Tennessine is one of the heaviest elements ever synthesised." In Japanese, "tennessine" is テネシン.
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