Discovery of seaborgium

Seaborgium is a synthetic chemical element; it has symbol Sg and atomic number 106. It is named after the American nuclear chemist Glenn T. Seaborg. As a synthetic element, it can be created in a laboratory but is not found in nature.

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Which happened first?

• Discovery of seaborgium happened 2 years before Discovery of bohrium
• Discovery of seaborgium happened 4 years after Discovery of dubnium
• Discovery of seaborgium happened 8 years before Discovery of meitnerium
• Discovery of seaborgium happened 10 years after Discovery of rutherfordium
• Discovery of seaborgium happened 10 years before Discovery of hassium

Timeline

1. Discovery of rutherfordium1964
2. Discovery of dubniumFebruary 18, 1970
3. Discovery of seaborgium (this page)July 1974
4. Discovery of bohrium1976
5. Discovery of meitneriumAugust 29, 1982
6. Discovery of hassium1984

Related

• Discovery of hydrogen1766
• Discovery of oxygen1774
• Discovery of PlutoFebruary 18, 1930
• Discovery of carbon1789
• Discovery of aluminium1825
• Discovery of heliumAugust 18, 1868
• Discovery of nitrogen1772
• Discovery of sulfur1777