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eka-radon

eka-radon noun: the unstable, radioactive, chemical element with atomic number 118, now named oganesson.

Noun

eka-radon (uncountable)

  1. (dated) The unstable, radioactive, chemical element with atomic number 118, now named oganesson.

Origin of eka-radon

From eka- + radon.

Questions about eka-radon

What does eka-radon mean?
Eka-radon means the unstable, radioactive, chemical element with atomic number 118, now named oganesson.
What part of speech is eka-radon?
Eka-radon is a noun.

Words near eka-radon in the dictionary

  1. eka-osmium
  2. eka-platinum
  3. eka-polonium
  4. eka-protactinium
  5. eka-radium
  6. eka-radon
  7. eka-rhenium
  8. eka-silicon
  9. eka-tantalum
  10. eka-thallium
  11. eka-tungsten

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