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Meanings of am in English
Portuguese
amerício Catalan
número atòmic 95 
A radioactive transuranic metallic element; discovered by bombarding uranium with helium atoms.
Synonyms
Examples for "americium"
Examples for "americium"
1
With David's record, this was a significant offense, since smoke detectors run on a radioactive element, americium.
2
Other models employ a small amount of the radioactive isotope americium, which emits alpha particles when it decays.
3
Invented during war, radioactive americium has become a bit of a do-gooder that is -surprisingly -in most homes.
4
But David had used americium to make his crude neutron gun, since alpha particles knock neutrons loose from certain elements.
5
While in the reactor, it began mutating into elements heavier than enriched uranium, such as isotopes of plutonium and americium.
Cycling race class defined by the International Cycling Union.
Usage of am in English
1
The belief that 'I am strong therefore I am right' has changed.
2
I am going to try to answer another Ask a ScienceBlogger question.
3
Somebody needs to free this route; unfortunately, I am not that good.
4
Therefore, I am proposing some alternative measures which could possibly help: 1.
5
I am talking about power, real power, power to change the world.
6
I am leaving Ireland for the second time in two years today.
7
The first road deaths of the new year happened at about 5am.
8
Yes, I am: but not in the way you think, of course.
9
If I am to continue my work, I require a physical form.
10
Work continues, of course, but overall I am pleased with our progress.
11
I am learning a lot from his new major work inventing Ireland.
12
They say with great risk comes great reward, so here I am…again.
13
This was a year ago now, and today I am infinitely better.
14
I am presently in second year at Macarthur University, studying Social Work.
15
At work I am always learning that... every problem has a solution.
16
Well, I'm hardly a good example of a stable American, am I?
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United Kingdom
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