@JH-Darkfire (View Post)

And the funny thing is, they left out 117 as well.

Lol this is where Wikipedia pwns.

@CAC-Boomerang (View Post)
this song was written in the sixties so give it a break

by tom lehrer!!! woo!

@JH-Darkfire (View Post)

Wait a sec, did you say Ununheptium? That must be on 117. Because on my little P. Element thingy, it doesn't have 117. But only then I just noticed that the Ununs went up in order, like bi, tri, quad, penti, hex, hept, oct

Yeah and unun means one one. They're just temp names.

@JH-Darkfire (View Post)

So, lets say Ununhexium means One One Six. Which ironically, its P.Element number is 116.

Sounds pretty artificial to me.

@JH-Darkfire (View Post)
That's both Latin (Unum from Unus meaning 1) and Greek (Bi meaning 2)
Why is that? : /

No one has a name for them yet, and so yeah. I dunno where the roots come from.

There are 92 natural and stable elements on earth. Uranium is 92.

@watereye (View Post)
Wow.... there is a TPT element limit though. )-: