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The periodic table got larger after four new elements were officially named and added to the chart,
The new additions include 'nihonium' - the first ever to be discovered by Japanese scientists.
The new name for element 113, a highly radioactive element with an extremely short half-life, comes from Japan's name in Japanese - 'nihon', literally 'the land of the rising sun'.
A joint team of Russian and US scientists named element 115 moscovium - symbol Mc - after the Russian capital, where much of the relevant research was conducted.
For similar reasons, they also named element 117 tennessine - symbol Ts - after the US state of Tennessee.
The third one they discovered, element 118, was named oganesson - symbol Og - in homage to Russian nuclear physicist Yuri Oganessian, in recognition of his 'pioneering contributions' in elements research.
The new additions include 'nihonium' - the first ever to be discovered by Japanese scientists.
The new name for element 113, a highly radioactive element with an extremely short half-life, comes from Japan's name in Japanese - 'nihon', literally 'the land of the rising sun'.
A joint team of Russian and US scientists named element 115 moscovium - symbol Mc - after the Russian capital, where much of the relevant research was conducted.
For similar reasons, they also named element 117 tennessine - symbol Ts - after the US state of Tennessee.
The third one they discovered, element 118, was named oganesson - symbol Og - in homage to Russian nuclear physicist Yuri Oganessian, in recognition of his 'pioneering contributions' in elements research.
