釙 (pò) - Polonium — a rare, highly radioactive metallic element & discovered by Marie Curie and named after her
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Polonium — a rare, highly radioactive metallic element (atomic number 84);
discovered by Marie Curie and named after her native Poland.
Polonium — a rare, highly radioactive metallic elementdiscovered by Marie Curie and named after her
Usage highlights
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Synonyms
- 釙元素— polonium element
Usage & contexts
Examples
- Polonium-210 is a highly radioactive isotope (釙-210).
- Marie Curie discovered polonium in 1898 (釙元素).
- This substance contains trace amounts of polonium (微量釙).
- Polonium is used in certain industrial applications (工業用釙).
Collocations
- polonium element(釙元素)
- polonium-210(釙-210)
- polonium poisoning(釙中毒)
- polonium source(釙源)
- radioactive polonium(放射性釙)
- polonium compound(釙化合物)
Cultural background
FAQ- Discovered by Marie and Pierre Curie in 1898 and named after Marie's homeland Poland.
- One of the rarest naturally occurring elements, found in uranium ores.
- Gained notoriety for its use in high-profile poisoning cases due to its extreme radioactivity.