The proliferation of nuclides through nuclear physics - L'Edition 13 (june 2020)
… those at the uppermost boundaries of mass (the superheavy nuclides) to see how they resist, as we seek to define … such as plutonium. The heaviest nucleus created in this way is fermium-257, which contains 100 protons,” says … “Protons and neutrons arrange themselves in such a way as to increase the stability of the nucleus. These layer …
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Catalysis: a tool for green chemistry
… Catalysis: a tool for green chemistry (This article was originally published in L'Édition N.23) By using a … debate. "In practical terms, it is a costly element whose global reserves are beginning to dwindle," says Christine … a cleaner form of catalysis than that based on the use of heavy metals, but also one that is easier to access; with …
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