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BOHRIUMChemical element 107, produced artificially by bombarding bismuth- 209 with nuclei of chromium- 54 (7)
ASTATINEHeaviest chemical element of the halogen group, produced artificially by bombarding bismuth with alpha particles (8)
MENDELEVIUMRadioactive metallic element produced artificially by bombarding einsteinium with alpha particles
PLUTONIUMRadioactive metallic element first produced in 1940 by bombarding uranium-238 with deuterium nuclei (9)
NOBELIUMRadioactive metallic element artificially produced by bombarding curium with carbon ions (8)
DUBNIUMSynthetic element produced by bombarding plutonium with neon ions whose symbol is Du (7)
ESA radioactive transuranic element produced by bombarding plutonium with neutrons.
RUTHERFORDIUMChemical element 104, synthesised in 1969 by bombarding californium-249 with carbon-12 ions (13)
AMERICIUMRadioactive metallic element synthesized by bombarding uranium or plutonium with neutrons; atomic no. 95 (9)
RUBYPrecious variety of the mineral corundum coloured red by the presence of chromium (4)
ELECTROPLATINGCoating with a fine layer of chromium, silver etc (14)
ISOMERAtomic nucleus with a different energy state to other nuclei of the same atomic number (6)
ATOMICWeapon with great explosive power that results from splitting the nuclei of a heavy metal, _ bomb (6)
HOMUNCULUSTiny man capable of being produced artificially, according to Paracelsus (10)
SYNTHETICMade artificially by chemical reaction (9)
IRACUNDMixture of Chromium, Iodine and Uranium is likely to explode
EMERALDTraces of chromium give this beryl variety its green colour
ELECTRONSFound in the nuclei of all atoms and discovered by J. J. Thomson, the lightest stable subatomic particles known (9)
HALFLIFEIn physics, the time required for 50 per cent of the atomic nuclei of a radioactive sample to decay (4-4)
NEUTRONSubatomic particle evident in the nuclei of all known elements except hydrogen (7)