Forbes

Japanese Scientists Name An Element 'Nihonium', Now Where Are The Rocket Punching Super Robots?

After a five month public review, the chemical element Ununtrium with the atomic number of 113 will be re-named “nihonium” due to the Japanese team that managed to create it in the laboratory. The ...
KQED

Hello, Nihonium. Scientists Name 4 New Elements on the Periodic Table

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Daily Express

New element MORE radioactive than deadly plutonium created by Japanese has no 'known use'

JAPANESE scientists have been acknowledged as creating a highly toxic substance potentially more radioactive than plutonium, despite the country' horrific nuclear past and the synthetic element having ...
Los Angeles Times

Japanese scientists claim first synthesis of element 113

A group of Japanese scientists announced Wednesday that they have finally synthesized the elusive element 113, which has been called ununtrium. If confirmed, the feat would mark the first time ...