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Acrylic cube Oganesson with autograph
€449.00
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Acrylic cube with original autograph of Juri Zolakowitsch Oganesjan, the discoverer of Oganesson.
Due to the long trip from Vienna to Moscow and back to Vienna (and several custom controls) there are sligth scratches on the surface of the cube.
As oganesson is radioactive this 50x50x50mm acrylic cube contains only the "radioactive sign". The cube contains NO radioactive material. Start your collection of the 118 elements in decorative acrylic cubes now!
Oganesson, with the chemical symbol Og and atomic number 118, is an artificially produced chemical element that was first synthesized in 2002 at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) in Dubna, Russia. The discovery is credited to the research of Yuri Oganessian, Vladimir Utyonkov, and their teams. Oganesson was created through the fusion of calcium-48 nuclei with plutonium-244.
The name "Oganesson" honors nuclear physicist Yuri Oganessian, a pioneer in the synthesis of heavy elements. The naming acknowledges Oganessian's groundbreaking contributions to the exploration of the periodic table. The discovery of Oganesson marks a milestone in heavy-ion research and the synthesis of superheavy elements. Oganesson is extremely unstable on Earth and does not occur naturally. It is artificially produced in particle accelerators and has no known applications outside scientific research for the extension of the periodic table.
The key Oganesson isotopes are Oganesson-294 and Oganesson-295. Oganesson-294 has an extremely short half-life of about 0.89 milliseconds, while Oganesson-295 is approximately 181 milliseconds.
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Acrylic cube with original autograph of Juri Zolakowitsch Oganesjan, the discoverer of Oganesson.
Due to the long trip from Vienna to Moscow and back to Vienna (and several custom controls) there are sligth scratches on the surface of the cube.
As oganesson is radioactive this 50x50x50mm acrylic cube contains only the "radioactive sign". The cube contains NO radioactive material. Start your collection of the 118 elements in decorative acrylic cubes now!