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Lazernugget
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Okay, so even though I really don't need to, I do a LOT of research on astronomy, physics, math, etc. I was doing research on the extended periodic table, and super heavy unstable elements. I was quickly turned to the Island of Stability, and I get the theory but have a few questions.
1. Element 126 supposedly if it had 126 of each nucleon particle, (protons and neutrons) would mean it would be stable, but why is element 126 supposed to be super special, because it would be heavy+stable or what?
2. (This is a bit off topic) What does the number left of an element mean? (I'm only 11, so this may seem like a stupid question) for example what's the 234 in 234U ?
3. Could someone explain why The Bohr Model shows difficulty for existence (In elements) Beyond 137?
Thanks,
Lazernugget :D
1. Element 126 supposedly if it had 126 of each nucleon particle, (protons and neutrons) would mean it would be stable, but why is element 126 supposed to be super special, because it would be heavy+stable or what?
2. (This is a bit off topic) What does the number left of an element mean? (I'm only 11, so this may seem like a stupid question) for example what's the 234 in 234U ?
3. Could someone explain why The Bohr Model shows difficulty for existence (In elements) Beyond 137?
Thanks,
Lazernugget :D