Chemical element with the atomic number of 100.
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Even after that it could be stopped, provided one had a way to get rid of the violently fissioning fermium.
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The team discovered elements ninety-nine and one hundred, einsteinium and fermium, in radioactive coral after a hydrogen bomb test in the Pacific in 1952.
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He should have known automatically that it was building toward Fermium 256.
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The "beyond-meat" category would be among the expected top-line synergies from the deal, Fermium Research analyst Frank Mitsch said.
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"Fermium 256," said Willows in a tight, flat voice.
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"Fermium 256," Willows repeated.
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When two nuclei of the resulting Xenon 128 are forced together, the positron emission begins long before the coalescence is complete, resulting in Fermium 256.