Definition of kurchatovium in English:

kurchatovium

noun ˌkəːtʃəˈtəʊvɪəmˌkərCHəˈtōvēəm

mass nounhistorical

A name proposed in the Soviet Union for the artificial radioactive element of atomic number 104, now called rutherfordium.
Example sentencesExamples
- But element 104 had been claimed five years earlier, in 1964, by the Russian team at Dubna, who wanted to call it kurchatovium after their head of nuclear research.
- For example, the Russian team suggested the name of kurchatovium for element 104, in honor of the great Russian nuclear chemist Igor Vasilevich Kurchatov.

Origin

1960s: named after Igor V. Kurchatov (1903–60), Russian nuclear physicist.

Definition of kurchatovium in US English:

kurchatovium

nounˌkərCHəˈtōvēəm

historical

A name proposed in the Soviet Union for the artificial radioactive element of atomic number 104, now called rutherfordium.
Example sentencesExamples
- But element 104 had been claimed five years earlier, in 1964, by the Russian team at Dubna, who wanted to call it kurchatovium after their head of nuclear research.
- For example, the Russian team suggested the name of kurchatovium for element 104, in honor of the great Russian nuclear chemist Igor Vasilevich Kurchatov.

Origin

1960s: named after Igor V. Kurchatov (1903–60), Russian nuclear physicist.

单词	kurchatovium
释义	Definition of kurchatovium in English: kurchatovium noun ˌkəːtʃəˈtəʊvɪəmˌkərCHəˈtōvēəm mass nounhistorical A name proposed in the Soviet Union for the artificial radioactive element of atomic number 104, now called rutherfordium. Example sentencesExamples But element 104 had been claimed five years earlier, in 1964, by the Russian team at Dubna, who wanted to call it kurchatovium after their head of nuclear research. For example, the Russian team suggested the name of kurchatovium for element 104, in honor of the great Russian nuclear chemist Igor Vasilevich Kurchatov. Origin 1960s: named after Igor V. Kurchatov (1903–60), Russian nuclear physicist. Definition of kurchatovium in US English: kurchatovium nounˌkərCHəˈtōvēəm historical A name proposed in the Soviet Union for the artificial radioactive element of atomic number 104, now called rutherfordium. Example sentencesExamples But element 104 had been claimed five years earlier, in 1964, by the Russian team at Dubna, who wanted to call it kurchatovium after their head of nuclear research. For example, the Russian team suggested the name of kurchatovium for element 104, in honor of the great Russian nuclear chemist Igor Vasilevich Kurchatov. Origin 1960s: named after Igor V. Kurchatov (1903–60), Russian nuclear physicist.
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