Element 106 Synthesis
Participates in experiments reporting production of element 106, further extending the periodic table into the heavy transactinide elements.
Follow Yuri Oganessian through 3 dated historical records for Russia.
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Participates in experiments reporting production of element 106, further extending the periodic table into the heavy transactinide elements.
Leads collaborative experiments that produce atoms of element 116, later named livermorium, through fusion of heavy nuclei.
Leads experiments that produce element 118, later named oganesson, completing the seventh period of the modern periodic table.
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