polonium in Latin
polonium in Latin is polonium — polonium means a rare, intensely radioactive chemical element, symbol Po, atomic number 84.
polonium in Latin
polonium
A rare, highly radioactive chemical element (symbol Po) with atomic number 84.
What does "polonium" mean?
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noun A rare, intensely radioactive chemical element, symbol Po, atomic number 84.
"Polonium is so radioactive that a single gram can heat itself to hundreds of degrees."
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polonium in a sentence
- Polonium is so radioactive that a single gram can heat itself to hundreds of degrees.
- Traces of polonium were famously used to poison a former Russian spy in 2006.
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What is "polonium" in Latin?
"polonium" in Latin is polonium. polonium means: A rare, intensely radioactive chemical element, symbol Po, atomic number 84.
How do you use "polonium" in a sentence?
Example: "Polonium is so radioactive that a single gram can heat itself to hundreds of degrees." In Latin, "polonium" is polonium.
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