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Seaborgium’s bond to carbon monoxide measured weaker than tungsten’s
Phys.org says the result reverses the trend among seaborgium’s lighter relatives in the first such bond-strength measurement.
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Phys.org reports that seaborgium’s bond to carbon monoxide is weaker than tungsten’s, reversing the trend among its lighter relatives. An international collaboration led by a GSI/FAIR research group in Darmstadt, Germany, made what Phys.org describes as the first measurement of a superheavy-element compound’s chemical stability.
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