The Japanese considered the pioneers of the 113th element in the periodic table – BBC

31.12.2015, 16:19

The Government of Japan has announced that the Institute of Physics and Chemical Research (RIKEN) officially recognized as a pioneer of the 113th element of the periodic table, according to TASS .

On the authorship claimed by specialists from Russia and the United States, but the Joint Commission International Union of Pure and Applied chemistry and physics came to the conclusion that the accuracy of the synthesis of a new element above Japanese scientists. He was received by a group of physicists led by Professor Koske Morita in the course of experiments in 2004, 2005 and 2012.

113th element has not yet received an official name, but it is likely that it will be called “Japan” .

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