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Gwar [14]
4 years ago
9

Which of the following atomic numbers represent an element that is radioactive on the periodic table.

Chemistry
1 answer:
Alexandra [31]4 years ago
4 0
Taking into account the atomic numbers (and not specific isotopes of each element) this list contains the radiactive elements ir order of atomic number.

The atomic number is Z.
<span><span>
</span><span>Tecnecium, Tc : Z = 43

<span>Prometium, Pm: Z = 61

</span></span>P<span>olonium, Po: Z = 84

</span><span>Astatine, At: Z = 85

</span><span>Radon, Rn: Z = 86

</span><span>Francium, Fr: Z = 87

</span><span>Radium, Ra: Z = 88

Actinium Ac: Z = 89

</span>Thorium, Th: Z = 90

Protactinium, <span>Pa: Z = 91

<span /></span><span>Uranium, U: Z = 92

Neptunium, Np: Z = 93

</span>Plutonium, <span>Pu: Z = 94

<span /></span><span>Americium, Am: Z = 95

</span><span>Curium, Cm: Z = 96

<span /></span><span>Berkelium, Bk: Z = 97

Californium, Cf: Z = 98

</span><span>Einstenium, Es: Z = 99

</span>Fermium, Fm: Z = 100

<span /><span>Mendelevium, Md: Z = 101

</span><span>Nobelium, No: Z = 102

</span><span>Lawrencium, Lr: Z = 103

</span><span>Rutherfordium, Rf: Z = 104

</span><span>Dubnium, Db: Z = 105

</span><span>Seaborgium, Sg: Z = 106

</span><span>Bhorium, Bh: Z = 107

</span><span>Hassium, Hs: Z = 108

</span><span>Meitnerium, Mt: Z = 109

</span><span>Darmstadium, Ds: Z = 110

</span><span>Roentgenium, Rg: Z = 111

</span><span>Copernicium, Cn: Z = 112

</span><span><span>Nihonium, </span>Nh: Z = 113

</span><span>Flerovium, Fl: Z = 114

</span><span><span>Moscovium</span>, Mc: Z = 115

</span><span>Livermorium, Lv: Z = 116

</span><span>Tennessine, Ts: Z = 117

</span><span>Oganesson, Og: Z = 118

</span></span>Remeber, other elements, although are not radiactive, do have radiactive isotopes.
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