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| un·un·tri·um [ ùn un tr əm ] |
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artificially produced chemical element: a highly unstable radioactive chemical element with an atomic number of 113, reported to have been produced artificially by bombarding americium with calcium atoms.
Symbol Uut
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| [Late 20th century. < Latin unus "one" (repeated) + tri- "three" (see tri-), representing 113, its atomic number] |
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