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atomic number 107

atomic number 107

8.1
A very heavy radioactive metal made in labs called bohrium
  • noun
  • /əˈtɑːmɪk ˈnʌmbər 107/
  • Specialized
translation icon : número atómico 107
  • The element with atomic number 107 is known as bohrium.

Examples

  • Scientists succeeded in creating atomic number 107 in the laboratory for the first time.

  • The discovery of atomic number 107 filled a gap in the periodic table.

  • Because atomic number 107 is highly radioactive, it has no significant practical uses.

  • Can you tell me about atomic number 107?

  • Scientists succeeded in creating atomic number 107 in the laboratory for the first time.

  • The element with atomic number 107 is known as bohrium.

  • Because atomic number 107 is highly radioactive, it has no significant practical uses.

Synonyms

Bh
vsatomic number 107
  • Specialized
1 9.9

A man-made radioactive element with atomic number 107 that is very unstable

refers to the substance itself rather than a short written code
bohrium
vsatomic number 107
  • Specialized
9.9

A chemical element made in a laboratory that is very radioactive

is a numeric descriptive label rather than the element's proper name
element 107
vsatomic number 107
  • Specialized
9.9

A man-made metal with atomic number 107 called bohrium

is the formal scientific phrasing that specifies atomic numbering

Surface Forms

Morphology

atomic + number + 107

The phrase is directly compositional: 'atomic' (relating to atoms) + 'number' (a numerical identifier) + '107' (the numeral) yields 'the element identified by atomic number 107'. A B1 learner who knows the words and basic idea of atomic numbers can infer this technical referent without idiomatic knowledge; the construction is cross-linguistically regular and not metaphorical.

Etymology

Atomic number 107 is like a name tag: atomic shows it is about atoms and number 107 shows there are 107 tiny particles called 'protons' inside. So atomic number 107 means the chemical element 'bohrium'.