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ununquadium

American  
[uhn-uhn-kwah-dee-uhm] / ˌʌn ənˈkwɑ di əm /

noun

Chemistry, Physics.
  1. former name of flerovium. Uuq


ununquadium Scientific  
/ ə-nŭn′kwŏdē-əm /

Etymology

Origin of ununquadium

From Latin ūn(us) “one” + Latin ūn(us) “one” + Latin quad(ri)- “four” + New Latin + -ium; see origin at one ( def. ), quad(ri-), -ium

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