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ununbium

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un⋅un⋅bi⋅um

  [uh-nuhn-bee-uhm]
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–noun Chemistry.
a super-heavy, synthetic radioactive element. Symbol: Uub; atomic number: 112.
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element 112  
n.  An artificially produced radioactive element with atomic number 112 whose isotope has a mass number of 277 and a half-life of 280 milliseconds. Also called ununbium.
un·un·bi·um   (ə-nŭn'bē-əm)   
n.   Symbol Uub
See element 112.

[Latin ūnus, one; see union + Latin ūnus + Latin bi-, bi- + -ium.]
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ununbium   (ə-nŭn'bē-əm)  Pronunciation Key 
See element 112.
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