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This article is about Hanwa_Line. Stop at all stations in the driving section.It has been fucked into Tennoji Station and Hineno Station, and is driving between Otori Station, Hineno Station, Izumi Nagawa Station, and Wakayama Station.Tsurugaoka Station, Sugimotocho Station, Uenoshiba Station, Otori Station, Izumi Pokchu Station, Higashi Shishi Wada Station, Higashikaizuka Station, Kumari Station, Hineno Station, Nagataki StationSince there is an evacuation facility at Kiyi Station, evacuation is made for the passage of the following speed and the passing of the express train.During the day of day, the train between Tennoji Station, Hineno Station and Wakayama Station operates in a slightly slightly different form.The vehicle is a 103 -year -old train of Japan's national railroad or a 205th train of the Japan Railway.Drive. | Which of the station, Sugi Motocho, Kumari Station, and Hineno Station? | Evacuation facility |
This article is about Hanwa_Line. Stop at all stations in the driving section.It has been fucked into Tennoji Station and Hineno Station, and is driving between Otori Station, Hineno Station, Izumi Nagawa Station, and Wakayama Station.Tsurugaoka Station, Sugimotocho Station, Uenoshiba Station, Otori Station, Izumi Pokchu Station, Higashi Shishi Wada Station, Higashikaizuka Station, Kumari Station, Hineno Station, Nagataki StationSince there is an evacuation facility at Kiyi Station, evacuation is made for the passage of the following speed and the passing of the express train.During the day of day, the train between Tennoji Station, Hineno Station and Wakayama Station operates in a slightly slightly different form.The vehicle is a 103 -year -old train of Japan's national railroad or a 205th train of the Japan Railway.Drive. | How many trains are operated per hour between Hineno Station and Wakayama Station in Tenno during the day of day? | 3 episodes |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. On September 1, 1939, at 4:48 local time, the battleship Schleswig-Holstein began to bombard the Japanese colonial attack with 182 Polish garrison and 27 reserve troops.General Suharski urgently sent the Hel Peninsula to say, "SOS. I'm being bombed now."The shell was hit by the border, resulting in a hole, and the oil warehouse in the southeastern area exploded.Eight minutes later, the Marine Corps led by a median Lieutenant Wihelm Henning Sen in the Schlhee-Holstein battleship raided, and the three German defense troops were offensive, blowing up the iron bridge with Polish mainland.In this situation, the Germans anticipated that they would easily beat the Polish army who was surprised and surprised.Polish military Sergeant Bosaiah Knesa Leck died of a machine gun, becoming the first death of World War II and the Better Plate Battle.However, after crossing the brick wall destroyed by bombardment, the Germans were suddenly ambush attack.The German troops were caught in the killing of Japanese shooting in the Polish army, which were concealed due to the intertwined citron steel wire (some were snipers hidden in the tree, but not actually).The Polish troops overpowered the security police officer and prevented the German attack by a powerful way of handing the German army, which was advanced by the Polish military Leon, Leon, Leon, Leon.A 7.62mm machine gun on the warehouse across the port was also overpowered, but the German warship was completely destroyed by 28 bombardment. | On September 1, 1939, what was the war that broke out due to the invasion of Polish, which began with the Japanese bombardment of the battleship Schleswig-Holstein? | World War II |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. On September 1, 1939, at 4:48 local time, the battleship Schleswig-Holstein began to bombard the Japanese colonial attack with 182 Polish garrison and 27 reserve troops.General Suharski urgently sent the Hel Peninsula to say, "SOS. I'm being bombed now."The shell was hit by the border, resulting in a hole, and the oil warehouse in the southeastern area exploded.Eight minutes later, the Marine Corps led by a median Lieutenant Wihelm Henning Sen in the Schlhee-Holstein battleship raided, and the three German defense troops were offensive, blowing up the iron bridge with Polish mainland.In this situation, the Germans anticipated that they would easily beat the Polish army who was surprised and surprised.Polish military Sergeant Bosaiah Knesa Leck died of a machine gun, becoming the first death of World War II and the Better Plate Battle.However, after crossing the brick wall destroyed by bombardment, the Germans were suddenly ambush attack.The German troops were caught in the killing of Japanese shooting in the Polish army, which were concealed due to the intertwined citron steel wire (some were snipers hidden in the tree, but not actually).The Polish troops overpowered the security police officer and prevented the German attack by a powerful way of handing the German army, which was advanced by the Polish military Leon, Leon, Leon, Leon.A 7.62mm machine gun on the warehouse across the port was also overpowered, but the German warship was completely destroyed by 28 bombardment. | What is the name of Sergeant Poland, the first death of World War II and the battles of Besterplete? | Boyshen Nisa Lake |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. On September 1, 1939, at 4:48 local time, the battleship Schleswig-Holstein began to bombard the Japanese colonial attack with 182 Polish garrison and 27 reserve troops.General Suharski urgently sent the Hel Peninsula to say, "SOS. I'm being bombed now."The shell was hit by the border, resulting in a hole, and the oil warehouse in the southeastern area exploded.Eight minutes later, the Marine Corps led by a median Lieutenant Wihelm Henning Sen in the Schlhee-Holstein battleship raided, and the three German defense troops were offensive, blowing up the iron bridge with Polish mainland.In this situation, the Germans anticipated that they would easily beat the Polish army who was surprised and surprised.Polish military Sergeant Bosaiah Knesa Leck died of a machine gun, becoming the first death of World War II and the Better Plate Battle.However, after crossing the brick wall destroyed by bombardment, the Germans were suddenly ambush attack.The German troops were caught in the killing of Japanese shooting in the Polish army, which were concealed due to the intertwined citron steel wire (some were snipers hidden in the tree, but not actually).The Polish troops overpowered the security police officer and prevented the German attack by a powerful way of handing the German army, which was advanced by the Polish military Leon, Leon, Leon, Leon.A 7.62mm machine gun on the warehouse across the port was also overpowered, but the German warship was completely destroyed by 28 bombardment. | Which Lieutenant of the German troops led the Marine Corps in Schlhee Schlhee-Holstein's battleship during World War II? | Wilhelm Henning Sen |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. On September 1, 1939, at 4:48 local time, the battleship Schleswig-Holstein began to bombard the Japanese colonial attack with 182 Polish garrison and 27 reserve troops.General Suharski urgently sent the Hel Peninsula to say, "SOS. I'm being bombed now."The shell was hit by the border, resulting in a hole, and the oil warehouse in the southeastern area exploded.Eight minutes later, the Marine Corps led by a median Lieutenant Wihelm Henning Sen in the Schlhee-Holstein battleship raided, and the three German defense troops were offensive, blowing up the iron bridge with Polish mainland.In this situation, the Germans anticipated that they would easily beat the Polish army who was surprised and surprised.Polish military Sergeant Bosaiah Knesa Leck died of a machine gun, becoming the first death of World War II and the Better Plate Battle.However, after crossing the brick wall destroyed by bombardment, the Germans were suddenly ambush attack.The German troops were caught in the killing of Japanese shooting in the Polish army, which were concealed due to the intertwined citron steel wire (some were snipers hidden in the tree, but not actually).The Polish troops overpowered the security police officer and prevented the German attack by a powerful way of handing the German army, which was advanced by the Polish military Leon, Leon, Leon, Leon.A 7.62mm machine gun on the warehouse across the port was also overpowered, but the German warship was completely destroyed by 28 bombardment. | What year the Second World War began? | 1939 |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. On September 1, 1939, at 4:48 local time, the battleship Schleswig-Holstein began to bombard the Japanese colonial attack with 182 Polish garrison and 27 reserve troops.General Suharski urgently sent the Hel Peninsula to say, "SOS. I'm being bombed now."The shell was hit by the border, resulting in a hole, and the oil warehouse in the southeastern area exploded.Eight minutes later, the Marine Corps led by a median Lieutenant Wihelm Henning Sen in the Schlhee-Holstein battleship raided, and the three German defense troops were offensive, blowing up the iron bridge with Polish mainland.In this situation, the Germans anticipated that they would easily beat the Polish army who was surprised and surprised.Polish military Sergeant Bosaiah Knesa Leck died of a machine gun, becoming the first death of World War II and the Better Plate Battle.However, after crossing the brick wall destroyed by bombardment, the Germans were suddenly ambush attack.The German troops were caught in the killing of Japanese shooting in the Polish army, which were concealed due to the intertwined citron steel wire (some were snipers hidden in the tree, but not actually).The Polish troops overpowered the security police officer and prevented the German attack by a powerful way of handing the German army, which was advanced by the Polish military Leon, Leon, Leon, Leon.A 7.62mm machine gun on the warehouse across the port was also overpowered, but the German warship was completely destroyed by 28 bombardment. | Who is the first death of the Better Plate Battle? | Boyshen Nisa Lake |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. On September 1, 1939, at 4:48 local time, the battleship Schleswig-Holstein began to bombard the Japanese colonial attack with 182 Polish garrison and 27 reserve troops.General Suharski urgently sent the Hel Peninsula to say, "SOS. I'm being bombed now."The shell was hit by the border, resulting in a hole, and the oil warehouse in the southeastern area exploded.Eight minutes later, the Marine Corps led by a median Lieutenant Wihelm Henning Sen in the Schlhee-Holstein battleship raided, and the three German defense troops were offensive, blowing up the iron bridge with Polish mainland.In this situation, the Germans anticipated that they would easily beat the Polish army who was surprised and surprised.Polish military Sergeant Bosaiah Knesa Leck died of a machine gun, becoming the first death of World War II and the Better Plate Battle.However, after crossing the brick wall destroyed by bombardment, the Germans were suddenly ambush attack.The German troops were caught in the killing of Japanese shooting in the Polish army, which were concealed due to the intertwined citron steel wire (some were snipers hidden in the tree, but not actually).The Polish troops overpowered the security police officer and prevented the German attack by a powerful way of handing the German army, which was advanced by the Polish military Leon, Leon, Leon, Leon.A 7.62mm machine gun on the warehouse across the port was also overpowered, but the German warship was completely destroyed by 28 bombardment. | What did the first death of the Better Plate, Bosa, Sachasa, the Bosa -Hohna Reck, died for? | machine gun |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. On September 1, 1939, at 4:48 local time, the battleship Schleswig-Holstein began to bombard the Japanese colonial attack with 182 Polish garrison and 27 reserve troops.General Suharski urgently sent the Hel Peninsula to say, "SOS. I'm being bombed now."The shell was hit by the border, resulting in a hole, and the oil warehouse in the southeastern area exploded.Eight minutes later, the Marine Corps led by a median Lieutenant Wihelm Henning Sen in the Schlhee-Holstein battleship raided, and the three German defense troops were offensive, blowing up the iron bridge with Polish mainland.In this situation, the Germans anticipated that they would easily beat the Polish army who was surprised and surprised.Polish military Sergeant Bosaiah Knesa Leck died of a machine gun, becoming the first death of World War II and the Better Plate Battle.However, after crossing the brick wall destroyed by bombardment, the Germans were suddenly ambush attack.The German troops were caught in the killing of Japanese shooting in the Polish army, which were concealed due to the intertwined citron steel wire (some were snipers hidden in the tree, but not actually).The Polish troops overpowered the security police officer and prevented the German attack by a powerful way of handing the German army, which was advanced by the Polish military Leon, Leon, Leon, Leon.A 7.62mm machine gun on the warehouse across the port was also overpowered, but the German warship was completely destroyed by 28 bombardment. | When the Second World War began? | September 1, 1939 |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. On September 1, 1939, at 4:48 local time, the battleship Schleswig-Holstein began to bombard the Japanese colonial attack with 182 Polish garrison and 27 reserve troops.General Suharski urgently sent the Hel Peninsula to say, "SOS. I'm being bombed now."The shell was hit by the border, resulting in a hole, and the oil warehouse in the southeastern area exploded.Eight minutes later, the Marine Corps led by a median Lieutenant Wihelm Henning Sen in the Schlhee-Holstein battleship raided, and the three German defense troops were offensive, blowing up the iron bridge with Polish mainland.In this situation, the Germans anticipated that they would easily beat the Polish army who was surprised and surprised.Polish military Sergeant Bosaiah Knesa Leck died of a machine gun, becoming the first death of World War II and the Better Plate Battle.However, after crossing the brick wall destroyed by bombardment, the Germans were suddenly ambush attack.The German troops were caught in the killing of Japanese shooting in the Polish army, which were concealed due to the intertwined citron steel wire (some were snipers hidden in the tree, but not actually).The Polish troops overpowered the security police officer and prevented the German attack by a powerful way of handing the German army, which was advanced by the Polish military Leon, Leon, Leon, Leon.A 7.62mm machine gun on the warehouse across the port was also overpowered, but the German warship was completely destroyed by 28 bombardment. | Who is the first death of the Better Plate Battle? | Sergeant Polish |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. On September 1, 1939, at 4:48 local time, the battleship Schleswig-Holstein began to bombard the Japanese colonial attack with 182 Polish garrison and 27 reserve troops.General Suharski urgently sent the Hel Peninsula to say, "SOS. I'm being bombed now."The shell was hit by the border, resulting in a hole, and the oil warehouse in the southeastern area exploded.Eight minutes later, the Marine Corps led by a median Lieutenant Wihelm Henning Sen in the Schlhee-Holstein battleship raided, and the three German defense troops were offensive, blowing up the iron bridge with Polish mainland.In this situation, the Germans anticipated that they would easily beat the Polish army who was surprised and surprised.Polish military Sergeant Bosaiah Knesa Leck died of a machine gun, becoming the first death of World War II and the Better Plate Battle.However, after crossing the brick wall destroyed by bombardment, the Germans were suddenly ambush attack.The German troops were caught in the killing of Japanese shooting in the Polish army, which were concealed due to the intertwined citron steel wire (some were snipers hidden in the tree, but not actually).The Polish troops overpowered the security police officer and prevented the German attack by a powerful way of handing the German army, which was advanced by the Polish military Leon, Leon, Leon, Leon.A 7.62mm machine gun on the warehouse across the port was also overpowered, but the German warship was completely destroyed by 28 bombardment. | Which country's invasion began to begin World War II? | Poland |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. At 6:22, the Marine Corps sent a communication to the ship that he had retreated with a big loss, and the police tried to take control of the port against the vanetterplate, but failed.Up to this time, the casualties were 50 German troops and eight Polish troops.The German army attempted to move forward again at 8:55, but fought with land mine, fallen trees, barbed wire, and powerful saturation.At noon, SS soldiers were deserted, and Hardingsen suffered a fatal injury.After the initial attack failed, the second attack (after 90 280mm shells, 407 shells of 170mm, and 366 shells of 88mm) was unexpectedly defeated by the Germans.In the end, however, the Polish army retreated to the promes of the Bau area (WAł) and the outpost, and built a defensive base around a new barracks in the center of the peninsula.Since the first day of the battle, Polish troops were killed and seven were injured (three people later died, including two prisoners and two people who were taken to the hospital).Meanwhile, the German naval infantry was killed and 120 injured, and most of the 225 were injured.The loss of the German army would have increased if the Polish commander, Henrik Suharsky, had not ordered to stop the mortar shoots to save ammunition and not ordered to bombard the Japanese colonial rule (so when the mortar was destroyed the next day, 860 mortar shells were destroyed the next day.Only 104 of them were used and the rest became useless.) | What is the number of Polish troops who died after the first day of the Better Plate Battle? | 1 person |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. At 6:22, the Marine Corps sent a communication to the ship that he had retreated with a big loss, and the police tried to take control of the port against the vanetterplate, but failed.Up to this time, the casualties were 50 German troops and eight Polish troops.The German army attempted to move forward again at 8:55, but fought with land mine, fallen trees, barbed wire, and powerful saturation.At noon, SS soldiers were deserted, and Hardingsen suffered a fatal injury.After the initial attack failed, the second attack (after 90 280mm shells, 407 shells of 170mm, and 366 shells of 88mm) was unexpectedly defeated by the Germans.In the end, however, the Polish army retreated to the promes of the Bau area (WAł) and the outpost, and built a defensive base around a new barracks in the center of the peninsula.Since the first day of the battle, Polish troops were killed and seven were injured (three people later died, including two prisoners and two people who were taken to the hospital).Meanwhile, the German naval infantry was killed and 120 injured, and most of the 225 were injured.The loss of the German army would have increased if the Polish commander, Henrik Suharsky, had not ordered to stop the mortar shoots to save ammunition and not ordered to bombard the Japanese colonial rule (so when the mortar was destroyed the next day, 860 mortar shells were destroyed the next day.Only 104 of them were used and the rest became useless.) | What is the number of German Navy infantry after the first day of the Better Plate Battle? | 16 people |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. At 6:22, the Marine Corps sent a communication to the ship that he had retreated with a big loss, and the police tried to take control of the port against the vanetterplate, but failed.Up to this time, the casualties were 50 German troops and eight Polish troops.The German army attempted to move forward again at 8:55, but fought with land mine, fallen trees, barbed wire, and powerful saturation.At noon, SS soldiers were deserted, and Hardingsen suffered a fatal injury.After the initial attack failed, the second attack (after 90 280mm shells, 407 shells of 170mm, and 366 shells of 88mm) was unexpectedly defeated by the Germans.In the end, however, the Polish army retreated to the promes of the Bau area (WAł) and the outpost, and built a defensive base around a new barracks in the center of the peninsula.Since the first day of the battle, Polish troops were killed and seven were injured (three people later died, including two prisoners and two people who were taken to the hospital).Meanwhile, the German naval infantry was killed and 120 injured, and most of the 225 were injured.The loss of the German army would have increased if the Polish commander, Henrik Suharsky, had not ordered to stop the mortar shoots to save ammunition and not ordered to bombard the Japanese colonial rule (so when the mortar was destroyed the next day, 860 mortar shells were destroyed the next day.Only 104 of them were used and the rest became useless.) | What is the name of the Polish commander during the battle of Besterplate? | Henrik Suharsky |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. At 6:22, the Marine Corps sent a communication to the ship that he had retreated with a big loss, and the police tried to take control of the port against the vanetterplate, but failed.Up to this time, the casualties were 50 German troops and eight Polish troops.The German army attempted to move forward again at 8:55, but fought with land mine, fallen trees, barbed wire, and powerful saturation.At noon, SS soldiers were deserted, and Hardingsen suffered a fatal injury.After the initial attack failed, the second attack (after 90 280mm shells, 407 shells of 170mm, and 366 shells of 88mm) was unexpectedly defeated by the Germans.In the end, however, the Polish army retreated to the promes of the Bau area (WAł) and the outpost, and built a defensive base around a new barracks in the center of the peninsula.Since the first day of the battle, Polish troops were killed and seven were injured (three people later died, including two prisoners and two people who were taken to the hospital).Meanwhile, the German naval infantry was killed and 120 injured, and most of the 225 were injured.The loss of the German army would have increased if the Polish commander, Henrik Suharsky, had not ordered to stop the mortar shoots to save ammunition and not ordered to bombard the Japanese colonial rule (so when the mortar was destroyed the next day, 860 mortar shells were destroyed the next day.Only 104 of them were used and the rest became useless.) | Who did it fail, but did it fail? | The police |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. At 6:22, the Marine Corps sent a communication to the ship that he had retreated with a big loss, and the police tried to take control of the port against the vanetterplate, but failed.Up to this time, the casualties were 50 German troops and eight Polish troops.The German army attempted to move forward again at 8:55, but fought with land mine, fallen trees, barbed wire, and powerful saturation.At noon, SS soldiers were deserted, and Hardingsen suffered a fatal injury.After the initial attack failed, the second attack (after 90 280mm shells, 407 shells of 170mm, and 366 shells of 88mm) was unexpectedly defeated by the Germans.In the end, however, the Polish army retreated to the promes of the Bau area (WAł) and the outpost, and built a defensive base around a new barracks in the center of the peninsula.Since the first day of the battle, Polish troops were killed and seven were injured (three people later died, including two prisoners and two people who were taken to the hospital).Meanwhile, the German naval infantry was killed and 120 injured, and most of the 225 were injured.The loss of the German army would have increased if the Polish commander, Henrik Suharsky, had not ordered to stop the mortar shoots to save ammunition and not ordered to bombard the Japanese colonial rule (so when the mortar was destroyed the next day, 860 mortar shells were destroyed the next day.Only 104 of them were used and the rest became useless.) | What is the death of Polish troops after the first day of the battle? | 1 person |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. At 6:22, the Marine Corps sent a communication to the ship that he had retreated with a big loss, and the police tried to take control of the port against the vanetterplate, but failed.Up to this time, the casualties were 50 German troops and eight Polish troops.The German army attempted to move forward again at 8:55, but fought with land mine, fallen trees, barbed wire, and powerful saturation.At noon, SS soldiers were deserted, and Hardingsen suffered a fatal injury.After the initial attack failed, the second attack (after 90 280mm shells, 407 shells of 170mm, and 366 shells of 88mm) was unexpectedly defeated by the Germans.In the end, however, the Polish army retreated to the promes of the Bau area (WAł) and the outpost, and built a defensive base around a new barracks in the center of the peninsula.Since the first day of the battle, Polish troops were killed and seven were injured (three people later died, including two prisoners and two people who were taken to the hospital).Meanwhile, the German naval infantry was killed and 120 injured, and most of the 225 were injured.The loss of the German army would have increased if the Polish commander, Henrik Suharsky, had not ordered to stop the mortar shoots to save ammunition and not ordered to bombard the Japanese colonial rule (so when the mortar was destroyed the next day, 860 mortar shells were destroyed the next day.Only 104 of them were used and the rest became useless.) | What is the death of a German naval infantry? | 16 people |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. There is also a controversy over Polish Commander Henrik Suharski and Deputy Commander and Admiral Francis Shek Dongbrovsky.Suzursky, who survived the war and died in 1946, was promoted to Major and received the highest medal in Poland, Vertututi Millari Medal.It was a very controversial object (since the death of Dong Brovsky, other Polish officers have vowed to hide their honor that the name of the command was a shell shock for most of the combat periods).Vester Plate later summarized the following in the Polish National Memorial Research Institute: | What is the Polish commander who survived after World War II, promoted to Major, and received a Birtudi Militar Medal? | Henrik Suharsky |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. There is also a controversy over Polish Commander Henrik Suharski and Deputy Commander and Admiral Francis Shek Dongbrovsky.Suzursky, who survived the war and died in 1946, was promoted to Major and received the highest medal in Poland, Vertututi Millari Medal.It was a very controversial object (since the death of Dong Brovsky, other Polish officers have vowed to hide their honor that the name of the command was a shell shock for most of the combat periods).Vester Plate later summarized the following in the Polish National Memorial Research Institute: | What is the highest medal in Poland awarded to Polish Commander Henrik Suharsky, who survived after World War II? | Virtui Millitari Medal |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. There is also a controversy over Polish Commander Henrik Suharski and Deputy Commander and Admiral Francis Shek Dongbrovsky.Suzursky, who survived the war and died in 1946, was promoted to Major and received the highest medal in Poland, Vertututi Millari Medal.It was a very controversial object (since the death of Dong Brovsky, other Polish officers have vowed to hide their honor that the name of the command was a shell shock for most of the combat periods).Vester Plate later summarized the following in the Polish National Memorial Research Institute: | Who is the Polish adverb pipe during the battle of Besterplate? | Francis Shek Dong Brovsky |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. There is also a controversy over Polish Commander Henrik Suharski and Deputy Commander and Admiral Francis Shek Dongbrovsky.Suzursky, who survived the war and died in 1946, was promoted to Major and received the highest medal in Poland, Vertututi Millari Medal.It was a very controversial object (since the death of Dong Brovsky, other Polish officers have vowed to hide their honor that the name of the command was a shell shock for most of the combat periods).Vester Plate later summarized the following in the Polish National Memorial Research Institute: | What year the death of Polish Commander Henrik Suharski? | 1946 |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. There is also a controversy over Polish Commander Henrik Suharski and Deputy Commander and Admiral Francis Shek Dongbrovsky.Suzursky, who survived the war and died in 1946, was promoted to Major and received the highest medal in Poland, Vertututi Millari Medal.It was a very controversial object (since the death of Dong Brovsky, other Polish officers have vowed to hide their honor that the name of the command was a shell shock for most of the combat periods).Vester Plate later summarized the following in the Polish National Memorial Research Institute: | When did Suharsky die? | 1946 |
This article is about Better Plate_ Battle. There is also a controversy over Polish Commander Henrik Suharski and Deputy Commander and Admiral Francis Shek Dongbrovsky.Suzursky, who survived the war and died in 1946, was promoted to Major and received the highest medal in Poland, Vertututi Millari Medal.It was a very controversial object (since the death of Dong Brovsky, other Polish officers have vowed to hide their honor that the name of the command was a shell shock for most of the combat periods).Vester Plate later summarized the following in the Polish National Memorial Research Institute: | Who is the Polish Deputy Commander and Admiral? | Francis Shek Dong Brovsky |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Henry Gustav Molaison (English: February 26, 1926 -December 2, 2008) is an American memory disorder patient H.M with surgically removed inner temporal lobe, including the hippocampus to treat epilepsy.It has already been known before.He was extensively studied from the end of 1957 until he died.In his case, he played a very important role in the development of theoretical development, the development of brain cognitive psychology, and the structure and function of the brain, which describes the link between the brain function and the memory.Before he died, he continued to investigate when he lived in a management agency located in Rocks, Connecticut.His brain is now in San Diego, a systematic slicing on December 4, 2009. | Which area is managed by a patient known as H.M? | San Diego, USA |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Henry Gustav Molaison (English: February 26, 1926 -December 2, 2008) is an American memory disorder patient H.M with surgically removed inner temporal lobe, including the hippocampus to treat epilepsy.It has already been known before.He was extensively studied from the end of 1957 until he died.In his case, he played a very important role in the development of theoretical development, the development of brain cognitive psychology, and the structure and function of the brain, which describes the link between the brain function and the memory.Before he died, he continued to investigate when he lived in a management agency located in Rocks, Connecticut.His brain is now in San Diego, a systematic slicing on December 4, 2009. | What is the part of the patient's brain to treat epilepsy in Henry Gustav's secrets of Henry? | Inner side leaves including the hippocampus |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Henry Gustav Molaison (English: February 26, 1926 -December 2, 2008) is an American memory disorder patient H.M with surgically removed inner temporal lobe, including the hippocampus to treat epilepsy.It has already been known before.He was extensively studied from the end of 1957 until he died.In his case, he played a very important role in the development of theoretical development, the development of brain cognitive psychology, and the structure and function of the brain, which describes the link between the brain function and the memory.Before he died, he continued to investigate when he lived in a management agency located in Rocks, Connecticut.His brain is now in San Diego, a systematic slicing on December 4, 2009. | Henry Gustav Snackson was removed inner temporal lobe to cure the disease? | Epilepsy |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Henry Gustav Molaison (English: February 26, 1926 -December 2, 2008) is an American memory disorder patient H.M with surgically removed inner temporal lobe, including the hippocampus to treat epilepsy.It has already been known before.He was extensively studied from the end of 1957 until he died.In his case, he played a very important role in the development of theoretical development, the development of brain cognitive psychology, and the structure and function of the brain, which describes the link between the brain function and the memory.Before he died, he continued to investigate when he lived in a management agency located in Rocks, Connecticut.His brain is now in San Diego, a systematic slicing on December 4, 2009. | Since when did Henry Gustav secretly work? | Late 1957 |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Henry Gustav Molaison (English: February 26, 1926 -December 2, 2008) is an American memory disorder patient H.M with surgically removed inner temporal lobe, including the hippocampus to treat epilepsy.It has already been known before.He was extensively studied from the end of 1957 until he died.In his case, he played a very important role in the development of theoretical development, the development of brain cognitive psychology, and the structure and function of the brain, which describes the link between the brain function and the memory.Before he died, he continued to investigate when he lived in a management agency located in Rocks, Connecticut.His brain is now in San Diego, a systematic slicing on December 4, 2009. | Where is Henry Gustaf's brain now? | San Diego, USA |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. After surgery, he succeeded in controlling the primary goal, but he suffered from severe misconduct memory loss.Although his work and procedures were fine, he could not turn a new event into an explicit memory.According to some scientists, the ability to secretly form a new meaning knowledge has been damaged, and another researcher claims the degree of disability.He also suffered some pain due to the loss of retrospective memory, and he could not remember not only work for 1-2 years before surgery, but also up to 11 years ago, which means that his memory loss changes in time.However, his ability to form his long -term procedure was the same.For example, learning new movements and not remembering what you learned. | Did you secretly suffer from the loss of memory that you can't remember a new event? | Losing severe circle memory |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. After surgery, he succeeded in controlling the primary goal, but he suffered from severe misconduct memory loss.Although his work and procedures were fine, he could not turn a new event into an explicit memory.According to some scientists, the ability to secretly form a new meaning knowledge has been damaged, and another researcher claims the degree of disability.He also suffered some pain due to the loss of retrospective memory, and he could not remember not only work for 1-2 years before surgery, but also up to 11 years ago, which means that his memory loss changes in time.However, his ability to form his long -term procedure was the same.For example, learning new movements and not remembering what you learned. | Didn't you remember how many years ago? | 11 years ago |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Despite his symptoms of memory, secretly was extremely normal in intelligence tests, which means that some memory was not damaged by surgery.But for the understanding and production of language levels, the secrets were secretly disabled in memory.It was possible to remember the information of time at short intervals.This was tested as a work memory experiment that immediately remembered the words just shown before;In fact, he was not badly bad compared to normal people.This discovery provided evidence that the memory of work does not depend on the central temporal lobe.This supports that short -term and long -term memories are generally different.Most of the word search in secrets provides evidence that vocabulary memory is independent of the central temporal lobe. | What is the test to test the ability to remember short -term information? | Work memory experiment |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Despite his symptoms of memory, secretly was extremely normal in intelligence tests, which means that some memory was not damaged by surgery.But for the understanding and production of language levels, the secrets were secretly disabled in memory.It was possible to remember the information of time at short intervals.This was tested as a work memory experiment that immediately remembered the words just shown before;In fact, he was not badly bad compared to normal people.This discovery provided evidence that the memory of work does not depend on the central temporal lobe.This supports that short -term and long -term memories are generally different.Most of the word search in secrets provides evidence that vocabulary memory is independent of the central temporal lobe. | While secretly, even though he had a memory demonstration, what was the prosecutor who showed that it was not much different from the average person? | Intelligence |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Despite his symptoms of memory, secretly was extremely normal in intelligence tests, which means that some memory was not damaged by surgery.But for the understanding and production of language levels, the secrets were secretly disabled in memory.It was possible to remember the information of time at short intervals.This was tested as a work memory experiment that immediately remembered the words just shown before;In fact, he was not badly bad compared to normal people.This discovery provided evidence that the memory of work does not depend on the central temporal lobe.This supports that short -term and long -term memories are generally different.Most of the word search in secrets provides evidence that vocabulary memory is independent of the central temporal lobe. | How was the results of the intelligence test? | normal |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Despite his symptoms of memory, secretly was extremely normal in intelligence tests, which means that some memory was not damaged by surgery.But for the understanding and production of language levels, the secrets were secretly disabled in memory.It was possible to remember the information of time at short intervals.This was tested as a work memory experiment that immediately remembered the words just shown before;In fact, he was not badly bad compared to normal people.This discovery provided evidence that the memory of work does not depend on the central temporal lobe.This supports that short -term and long -term memories are generally different.Most of the word search in secrets provides evidence that vocabulary memory is independent of the central temporal lobe. | Is the word search of words secretly is evidence that vocabulary has nothing to do with the structure? | Central temporal structure |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. According to Corkin, the secret of memory also provides insights to the neurological structure that processes the process of spatial memory and spatial information.Despite his new illustrations, realistic long -term memory formation, despite severe disorders of certain space memory tests, he was able to draw a very detailed map of the layout of the terrain of the residential terrain.This is amazing because he moved five years after the surgery.Thus, his severe routine memory loss and other cases, such as insights, have obstacles to obtaining precise memories.Corkin assumed that he was able to build a cognitive map of his house's spatial layout as a result of his daily move from the room to the room. | How many years did the sneakson secretly moved? | 5 years |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. According to Corkin, the secret of memory also provides insights to the neurological structure that processes the process of spatial memory and spatial information.Despite his new illustrations, realistic long -term memory formation, despite severe disorders of certain space memory tests, he was able to draw a very detailed map of the layout of the terrain of the residential terrain.This is amazing because he moved five years after the surgery.Thus, his severe routine memory loss and other cases, such as insights, have obstacles to obtaining precise memories.Corkin assumed that he was able to build a cognitive map of his house's spatial layout as a result of his daily move from the room to the room. | According to Corkin, what could be a secret to build a house in the room every day? | Cognitive map of space layout |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. According to Corkin, the secret of memory also provides insights to the neurological structure that processes the process of spatial memory and spatial information.Despite his new illustrations, realistic long -term memory formation, despite severe disorders of certain space memory tests, he was able to draw a very detailed map of the layout of the terrain of the residential terrain.This is amazing because he moved five years after the surgery.Thus, his severe routine memory loss and other cases, such as insights, have obstacles to obtaining precise memories.Corkin assumed that he was able to build a cognitive map of his house's spatial layout as a result of his daily move from the room to the room. | According to Corkin, did you pay attention to the nerve structure that secretly handles the memory test? | Space memory and spatial information |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. According to Corkin, the secret of memory also provides insights to the neurological structure that processes the process of spatial memory and spatial information.Despite his new illustrations, realistic long -term memory formation, despite severe disorders of certain space memory tests, he was able to draw a very detailed map of the layout of the terrain of the residential terrain.This is amazing because he moved five years after the surgery.Thus, his severe routine memory loss and other cases, such as insights, have obstacles to obtaining precise memories.Corkin assumed that he was able to build a cognitive map of his house's spatial layout as a result of his daily move from the room to the room. | How many years did you secretly move? | 5 years later |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Another contribution to the understanding of human memory is related to the neurological structure of the memory integration process, which acts as a stable long -term memory formation.Sneaked out, he showed a temporal degenerative memory demonstration: "You can still remember your childhood, but it's hard to remember before you have surgery."His old memories had no obstacles, while there were disorders in the memory of relatively close surgery.This tells us that old childhood memories are not caused by the inner side lobe, while relatively close long -term memory is by the inner side lobe.The central temporal lobe structure removed by surgery is assumed to be accompanied by memory integration."The interaction of the inner side lobe and the cerebral cortex in various aspects is believed to store memory outside the inner oesal lobe by slowly forming a direct link between the cortex of the experience." | I still remember when I was young, but why is there no recent memory before surgery? | Degenerative amnesia |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Another contribution to the understanding of human memory is related to the neurological structure of the memory integration process, which acts as a stable long -term memory formation.Sneaked out, he showed a temporal degenerative memory demonstration: "You can still remember your childhood, but it's hard to remember before you have surgery."His old memories had no obstacles, while there were disorders in the memory of relatively close surgery.This tells us that old childhood memories are not caused by the inner side lobe, while relatively close long -term memory is by the inner side lobe.The central temporal lobe structure removed by surgery is assumed to be accompanied by memory integration."The interaction of the inner side lobe and the cerebral cortex in various aspects is believed to store memory outside the inner oesal lobe by slowly forming a direct link between the cortex of the experience." | What is the part that affects recent memories rather than a long time ago in our brain? | Inner temporal lobe |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Another contribution to the understanding of human memory is related to the neurological structure of the memory integration process, which acts as a stable long -term memory formation.Sneaked out, he showed a temporal degenerative memory demonstration: "You can still remember your childhood, but it's hard to remember before you have surgery."His old memories had no obstacles, while there were disorders in the memory of relatively close surgery.This tells us that old childhood memories are not caused by the inner side lobe, while relatively close long -term memory is by the inner side lobe.The central temporal lobe structure removed by surgery is assumed to be accompanied by memory integration."The interaction of the inner side lobe and the cerebral cortex in various aspects is believed to store memory outside the inner oesal lobe by slowly forming a direct link between the cortex of the experience." | What is the neurological structure that acts as a stable long -term memory formation? | Nerve structure of memory integration process |
This article is about Henry_Snasson. Another contribution to the understanding of human memory is related to the neurological structure of the memory integration process, which acts as a stable long -term memory formation.Sneaked out, he showed a temporal degenerative memory demonstration: "You can still remember your childhood, but it's hard to remember before you have surgery."His old memories had no obstacles, while there were disorders in the memory of relatively close surgery.This tells us that old childhood memories are not caused by the inner side lobe, while relatively close long -term memory is by the inner side lobe.The central temporal lobe structure removed by surgery is assumed to be accompanied by memory integration."The interaction of the inner side lobe and the cerebral cortex in various aspects is believed to store memory outside the inner oesal lobe by slowly forming a direct link between the cortex of the experience." | Which part of the brain is relatively close? | Inner temporal lobe |
This article is about Aktinum. The presence of superranium elements was proposed by Enriko Fermi in 1934.However, people did not understand the concept that the Actinum was only four elements at that time, and it became similar to the Lantanum.The argument that was dominated at that time was that the ultra -lanium should enter the seventh cycle, not the Actinum.Thorium, proprietary and uranium should be under the six cycles, which should be under Harfnium, Tantalum and Tungsten.The synthesis of superranium gradually dug up the center of the Axinium.In 1944, in order to complete the Actinum hypothesis, Glen T. Sibogg observed the failure to test oxidation of more than 4 oxidation of oxidation.(It was estimated to be under the 6th cycle, because it was possible, because the platinum was possible up to 6.)The sentence "Aktinium hypothesis" (the influence of the hypothesis ”has not been decisively demonstrated) remains and is actively used by scientists in the late 1950s. | Who first proposed the possibility of a superranium element? | Enrico Fermi |
This article is about Aktinum. The presence of superranium elements was proposed by Enriko Fermi in 1934.However, people did not understand the concept that the Actinum was only four elements at that time, and it became similar to the Lantanum.The argument that was dominated at that time was that the ultra -lanium should enter the seventh cycle, not the Actinum.Thorium, proprietary and uranium should be under the six cycles, which should be under Harfnium, Tantalum and Tungsten.The synthesis of superranium gradually dug up the center of the Axinium.In 1944, in order to complete the Actinum hypothesis, Glen T. Sibogg observed the failure to test oxidation of more than 4 oxidation of oxidation.(It was estimated to be under the 6th cycle, because it was possible, because the platinum was possible up to 6.)The sentence "Aktinium hypothesis" (the influence of the hypothesis ”has not been decisively demonstrated) remains and is actively used by scientists in the late 1950s. | It is an element that can be oxidized in 6, and what is the element that is expected to have a similar properties to quinium? | platinum |
This article is about Aktinum. The presence of superranium elements was proposed by Enriko Fermi in 1934.However, people did not understand the concept that the Actinum was only four elements at that time, and it became similar to the Lantanum.The argument that was dominated at that time was that the ultra -lanium should enter the seventh cycle, not the Actinum.Thorium, proprietary and uranium should be under the six cycles, which should be under Harfnium, Tantalum and Tungsten.The synthesis of superranium gradually dug up the center of the Axinium.In 1944, in order to complete the Actinum hypothesis, Glen T. Sibogg observed the failure to test oxidation of more than 4 oxidation of oxidation.(It was estimated to be under the 6th cycle, because it was possible, because the platinum was possible up to 6.)The sentence "Aktinium hypothesis" (the influence of the hypothesis ”has not been decisively demonstrated) remains and is actively used by scientists in the late 1950s. | When only four of the Actinum elements were found, which element would be under the periodic table? | Tantalum |
This article is about Aktinum. The presence of superranium elements was proposed by Enriko Fermi in 1934.However, people did not understand the concept that the Actinum was only four elements at that time, and it became similar to the Lantanum.The argument that was dominated at that time was that the ultra -lanium should enter the seventh cycle, not the Actinum.Thorium, proprietary and uranium should be under the six cycles, which should be under Harfnium, Tantalum and Tungsten.The synthesis of superranium gradually dug up the center of the Axinium.In 1944, in order to complete the Actinum hypothesis, Glen T. Sibogg observed the failure to test oxidation of more than 4 oxidation of oxidation.(It was estimated to be under the 6th cycle, because it was possible, because the platinum was possible up to 6.)The sentence "Aktinium hypothesis" (the influence of the hypothesis ”has not been decisively demonstrated) remains and is actively used by scientists in the late 1950s. | When did Enrico Fermi propose the presence of superranium elements based on research? | 1934 |
This article is about Aktinum. The presence of superranium elements was proposed by Enriko Fermi in 1934.However, people did not understand the concept that the Actinum was only four elements at that time, and it became similar to the Lantanum.The argument that was dominated at that time was that the ultra -lanium should enter the seventh cycle, not the Actinum.Thorium, proprietary and uranium should be under the six cycles, which should be under Harfnium, Tantalum and Tungsten.The synthesis of superranium gradually dug up the center of the Axinium.In 1944, in order to complete the Actinum hypothesis, Glen T. Sibogg observed the failure to test oxidation of more than 4 oxidation of oxidation.(It was estimated to be under the 6th cycle, because it was possible, because the platinum was possible up to 6.)The sentence "Aktinium hypothesis" (the influence of the hypothesis ”has not been decisively demonstrated) remains and is actively used by scientists in the late 1950s. | When is the "Actinum hypothesis" actively used by scientists? | Late 1950s |
This article is about Aktinum. Uranium and thorium were the first elements found.Uranium was recognized and recognized in 1789 by German chemist Martin Heinrich Claprot in Peach Blend ores.He devised the name of the element in Cheonwangseong.It was discovered just eight years faster than other scientists.Claprot was soaked in nitrate and melted in sodium hydroxide and promoted (such as sodium icyuranium) to create a yellow compound.He reduced charcoal and yellow powder and extracted black substances.60 years later, French scientist Ferrigo found uranium oxide.He also heated the salted uranium and potassium to separate metal uranium.Uranium's atoms were calculated at 120, but in 1872, Dmitry Mendelev was found to be 240 through his periodic rate method.This mass was found in 1882 by K. Jimmerman. | What did the first person who first discovered uranium extracted uranium from? | Peach Blend ore |
This article is about Aktinum. Uranium and thorium were the first elements found.Uranium was recognized and recognized in 1789 by German chemist Martin Heinrich Claprot in Peach Blend ores.He devised the name of the element in Cheonwangseong.It was discovered just eight years faster than other scientists.Claprot was soaked in nitrate and melted in sodium hydroxide and promoted (such as sodium icyuranium) to create a yellow compound.He reduced charcoal and yellow powder and extracted black substances.60 years later, French scientist Ferrigo found uranium oxide.He also heated the salted uranium and potassium to separate metal uranium.Uranium's atoms were calculated at 120, but in 1872, Dmitry Mendelev was found to be 240 through his periodic rate method.This mass was found in 1882 by K. Jimmerman. | Who revealed the atoms of uranium experimental? | K. Zimmerman |
This article is about Aktinum. Uranium and thorium were the first elements found.Uranium was recognized and recognized in 1789 by German chemist Martin Heinrich Claprot in Peach Blend ores.He devised the name of the element in Cheonwangseong.It was discovered just eight years faster than other scientists.Claprot was soaked in nitrate and melted in sodium hydroxide and promoted (such as sodium icyuranium) to create a yellow compound.He reduced charcoal and yellow powder and extracted black substances.60 years later, French scientist Ferrigo found uranium oxide.He also heated the salted uranium and potassium to separate metal uranium.Uranium's atoms were calculated at 120, but in 1872, Dmitry Mendelev was found to be 240 through his periodic rate method.This mass was found in 1882 by K. Jimmerman. | How many years later is Ferrigo found uranium oxide? | 60 years |
This article is about Aktinum. Uranium and thorium were the first elements found.Uranium was recognized and recognized in 1789 by German chemist Martin Heinrich Claprot in Peach Blend ores.He devised the name of the element in Cheonwangseong.It was discovered just eight years faster than other scientists.Claprot was soaked in nitrate and melted in sodium hydroxide and promoted (such as sodium icyuranium) to create a yellow compound.He reduced charcoal and yellow powder and extracted black substances.60 years later, French scientist Ferrigo found uranium oxide.He also heated the salted uranium and potassium to separate metal uranium.Uranium's atoms were calculated at 120, but in 1872, Dmitry Mendelev was found to be 240 through his periodic rate method.This mass was found in 1882 by K. Jimmerman. | What is the name of the chemist who found uranium? | Claprot |
This article is about Aktinum. Uranium and thorium were the first elements found.Uranium was recognized and recognized in 1789 by German chemist Martin Heinrich Claprot in Peach Blend ores.He devised the name of the element in Cheonwangseong.It was discovered just eight years faster than other scientists.Claprot was soaked in nitrate and melted in sodium hydroxide and promoted (such as sodium icyuranium) to create a yellow compound.He reduced charcoal and yellow powder and extracted black substances.60 years later, French scientist Ferrigo found uranium oxide.He also heated the salted uranium and potassium to separate metal uranium.Uranium's atoms were calculated at 120, but in 1872, Dmitry Mendelev was found to be 240 through his periodic rate method.This mass was found in 1882 by K. Jimmerman. | Who found uranium oxide? | Ferry |
This article is about Aktinum. Actinium was discovered by De Beach in 1899 with the help of Marie Curie.It was found in the remaining pitch blend debris out of the radium and polonium.In 1899, he said that the material was similar to titanium.In 1900, it was similar to thorium.In 1971, there was a debate about whether the discovery of Actinum was right.And in 2000, the announcement was in 1904, and the experiments in 1899–1900 were contradictory.The etymology of Aktis, Aktinos (ακ, ακ), which means light, light, is used in Greek.This metal is not radioactive, but his daughter's nuclear species have radioactive.The similarities between the Lantanum and the Actinum have been gradually revealed.The enemy in nature was an element of the amount.Pure Actinum was only created only in 1950.The Actinum is believed to have been introduced by Victor Gold Schmidt in 1937. | When did De Beach announce the discovery of Actinum? | 1904 |
This article is about Aktinum. Actinium was discovered by De Beach in 1899 with the help of Marie Curie.It was found in the remaining pitch blend debris out of the radium and polonium.In 1899, he said that the material was similar to titanium.In 1900, it was similar to thorium.In 1971, there was a debate about whether the discovery of Actinum was right.And in 2000, the announcement was in 1904, and the experiments in 1899–1900 were contradictory.The etymology of Aktis, Aktinos (ακ, ακ), which means light, light, is used in Greek.This metal is not radioactive, but his daughter's nuclear species have radioactive.The similarities between the Lantanum and the Actinum have been gradually revealed.The enemy in nature was an element of the amount.Pure Actinum was only created only in 1950.The Actinum is believed to have been introduced by Victor Gold Schmidt in 1937. | What does the Greek aktinos, which became the etymology of Aktinium? | beam |
This article is about Aktinum. Actinium was discovered by De Beach in 1899 with the help of Marie Curie.It was found in the remaining pitch blend debris out of the radium and polonium.In 1899, he said that the material was similar to titanium.In 1900, it was similar to thorium.In 1971, there was a debate about whether the discovery of Actinum was right.And in 2000, the announcement was in 1904, and the experiments in 1899–1900 were contradictory.The etymology of Aktis, Aktinos (ακ, ακ), which means light, light, is used in Greek.This metal is not radioactive, but his daughter's nuclear species have radioactive.The similarities between the Lantanum and the Actinum have been gradually revealed.The enemy in nature was an element of the amount.Pure Actinum was only created only in 1950.The Actinum is believed to have been introduced by Victor Gold Schmidt in 1937. | What element was Vivier's 1900 -similar element? | thorium |
This article is about Aktinum. Actinium was discovered by De Beach in 1899 with the help of Marie Curie.It was found in the remaining pitch blend debris out of the radium and polonium.In 1899, he said that the material was similar to titanium.In 1900, it was similar to thorium.In 1971, there was a debate about whether the discovery of Actinum was right.And in 2000, the announcement was in 1904, and the experiments in 1899–1900 were contradictory.The etymology of Aktis, Aktinos (ακ, ακ), which means light, light, is used in Greek.This metal is not radioactive, but his daughter's nuclear species have radioactive.The similarities between the Lantanum and the Actinum have been gradually revealed.The enemy in nature was an element of the amount.Pure Actinum was only created only in 1950.The Actinum is believed to have been introduced by Victor Gold Schmidt in 1937. | Who found Actinum? | Devieren |
This article is about Aktinum. Actinium was discovered by De Beach in 1899 with the help of Marie Curie.It was found in the remaining pitch blend debris out of the radium and polonium.In 1899, he said that the material was similar to titanium.In 1900, it was similar to thorium.In 1971, there was a debate about whether the discovery of Actinum was right.And in 2000, the announcement was in 1904, and the experiments in 1899–1900 were contradictory.The etymology of Aktis, Aktinos (ακ, ακ), which means light, light, is used in Greek.This metal is not radioactive, but his daughter's nuclear species have radioactive.The similarities between the Lantanum and the Actinum have been gradually revealed.The enemy in nature was an element of the amount.Pure Actinum was only created only in 1950.The Actinum is believed to have been introduced by Victor Gold Schmidt in 1937. | What is the year where pure actinum is made? | 1950 |
This article is about Aktinum. Pro Takinum was separated by William Crooks in 1900.In 1913, Kajimi Paans and Osvalt Hellmut Goting found a PA (half -life: 1.17 minutes) with short half -life in the U -collapse study.They called the name of the new element as Brebium (derived from Brevis, which means short in Latin);The name later changes to professional pakinum.(In Greek ῶ + ἀ, ί, "ahead of the light element." In 1918, two group scientists found PA.(Germany Austrian Austrian Riz Maitner, Ottohan, and the British Frederick Sodie and John Cranston) were narrowed to professional pakinum in 1949, which was special until 1960, with A. G. Maddeok in the UK.His partners extracted uranium and analyzed the remaining 60 tons of debris to create 130 grams of professional pakinium. | What did those who first discovered professional pakinum named this element? | Brevb |
This article is about Aktinum. Pro Takinum was separated by William Crooks in 1900.In 1913, Kajimi Paans and Osvalt Hellmut Goting found a PA (half -life: 1.17 minutes) with short half -life in the U -collapse study.They called the name of the new element as Brebium (derived from Brevis, which means short in Latin);The name later changes to professional pakinum.(In Greek ῶ + ἀ, ί, "ahead of the light element." In 1918, two group scientists found PA.(Germany Austrian Austrian Riz Maitner, Ottohan, and the British Frederick Sodie and John Cranston) were narrowed to professional pakinum in 1949, which was special until 1960, with A. G. Maddeok in the UK.His partners extracted uranium and analyzed the remaining 60 tons of debris to create 130 grams of professional pakinium. | What is the half -life of professional actinum? | 1.17 minutes |
This article is about Aktinum. Pro Takinum was separated by William Crooks in 1900.In 1913, Kajimi Paans and Osvalt Hellmut Goting found a PA (half -life: 1.17 minutes) with short half -life in the U -collapse study.They called the name of the new element as Brebium (derived from Brevis, which means short in Latin);The name later changes to professional pakinum.(In Greek ῶ + ἀ, ί, "ahead of the light element." In 1918, two group scientists found PA.(Germany Austrian Austrian Riz Maitner, Ottohan, and the British Frederick Sodie and John Cranston) were narrowed to professional pakinum in 1949, which was special until 1960, with A. G. Maddeok in the UK.His partners extracted uranium and analyzed the remaining 60 tons of debris to create 130 grams of professional pakinium. | A. What is the amount of professional actinium created by the remaining debris after the extract of Uranium? | 130 grams |
This article is about Aktinum. Pro Takinum was separated by William Crooks in 1900.In 1913, Kajimi Paans and Osvalt Hellmut Goting found a PA (half -life: 1.17 minutes) with short half -life in the U -collapse study.They called the name of the new element as Brebium (derived from Brevis, which means short in Latin);The name later changes to professional pakinum.(In Greek ῶ + ἀ, ί, "ahead of the light element." In 1918, two group scientists found PA.(Germany Austrian Austrian Riz Maitner, Ottohan, and the British Frederick Sodie and John Cranston) were narrowed to professional pakinum in 1949, which was special until 1960, with A. G. Maddeok in the UK.His partners extracted uranium and analyzed the remaining 60 tons of debris to create 130 grams of professional pakinium. | What is the Latin word derived from Brepbium? | brevis |
This article is about Aktinum. Pro Takinum was separated by William Crooks in 1900.In 1913, Kajimi Paans and Osvalt Hellmut Goting found a PA (half -life: 1.17 minutes) with short half -life in the U -collapse study.They called the name of the new element as Brebium (derived from Brevis, which means short in Latin);The name later changes to professional pakinum.(In Greek ῶ + ἀ, ί, "ahead of the light element." In 1918, two group scientists found PA.(Germany Austrian Austrian Riz Maitner, Ottohan, and the British Frederick Sodie and John Cranston) were narrowed to professional pakinum in 1949, which was special until 1960, with A. G. Maddeok in the UK.His partners extracted uranium and analyzed the remaining 60 tons of debris to create 130 grams of professional pakinium. | What is the year that the protaltin is separated by William Crooks? | 1900 |
This article is about Aktinum. Einsteinium and Fermium were found in 1952 and 1953, respectively, as a by -product of the "Ivy Mike" nuclear test, the first successful experiment of the hydrogen bomb held on November 1, 1952.Uranium-238, exposed to neutron explosions, produced a heavy isotope of uranium.(Including uranium-253 and uranium-255) and β-collapse were made of Einstinium-253 and Fermium-255.A new record has been found to take the discovery of a new element and to occupy neutrons.At that time, however, it was a tension in the Cold War that occurred until 1955, so the US military was completely secret.Nevertheless, the Berkeley Research Institute thought it would be able to create Einsteinium and ferrium.So I thought about colliding neutrons in Plutonium-239, and experimented in 1954.This was also published in combination of the denial of not the first discovery.The "Ivy Mike" incident was unregistered and IUPAC was approved in 1955.For the first time, Einsteinium (less than microgram) was created by Cunningham and his colleagues in 1961, but it did not end until Fermium. | What year the first year was found? | 1953 |
This article is about Aktinum. Einsteinium and Fermium were found in 1952 and 1953, respectively, as a by -product of the "Ivy Mike" nuclear test, the first successful experiment of the hydrogen bomb held on November 1, 1952.Uranium-238, exposed to neutron explosions, produced a heavy isotope of uranium.(Including uranium-253 and uranium-255) and β-collapse were made of Einstinium-253 and Fermium-255.A new record has been found to take the discovery of a new element and to occupy neutrons.At that time, however, it was a tension in the Cold War that occurred until 1955, so the US military was completely secret.Nevertheless, the Berkeley Research Institute thought it would be able to create Einsteinium and ferrium.So I thought about colliding neutrons in Plutonium-239, and experimented in 1954.This was also published in combination of the denial of not the first discovery.The "Ivy Mike" incident was unregistered and IUPAC was approved in 1955.For the first time, Einsteinium (less than microgram) was created by Cunningham and his colleagues in 1961, but it did not end until Fermium. | What did you collide with Plutonium-239 in an experiment in 1954 to make Einsteinium and fermium at the Berkeley Institute? | neutron |
This article is about Aktinum. Einsteinium and Fermium were found in 1952 and 1953, respectively, as a by -product of the "Ivy Mike" nuclear test, the first successful experiment of the hydrogen bomb held on November 1, 1952.Uranium-238, exposed to neutron explosions, produced a heavy isotope of uranium.(Including uranium-253 and uranium-255) and β-collapse were made of Einstinium-253 and Fermium-255.A new record has been found to take the discovery of a new element and to occupy neutrons.At that time, however, it was a tension in the Cold War that occurred until 1955, so the US military was completely secret.Nevertheless, the Berkeley Research Institute thought it would be able to create Einsteinium and ferrium.So I thought about colliding neutrons in Plutonium-239, and experimented in 1954.This was also published in combination of the denial of not the first discovery.The "Ivy Mike" incident was unregistered and IUPAC was approved in 1955.For the first time, Einsteinium (less than microgram) was created by Cunningham and his colleagues in 1961, but it did not end until Fermium. | What is the name of the first successful hydrogen bomb experiment? | Ivy microphone |
This article is about Aktinum. Einsteinium and Fermium were found in 1952 and 1953, respectively, as a by -product of the "Ivy Mike" nuclear test, the first successful experiment of the hydrogen bomb held on November 1, 1952.Uranium-238, exposed to neutron explosions, produced a heavy isotope of uranium.(Including uranium-253 and uranium-255) and β-collapse were made of Einstinium-253 and Fermium-255.A new record has been found to take the discovery of a new element and to occupy neutrons.At that time, however, it was a tension in the Cold War that occurred until 1955, so the US military was completely secret.Nevertheless, the Berkeley Research Institute thought it would be able to create Einsteinium and ferrium.So I thought about colliding neutrons in Plutonium-239, and experimented in 1954.This was also published in combination of the denial of not the first discovery.The "Ivy Mike" incident was unregistered and IUPAC was approved in 1955.For the first time, Einsteinium (less than microgram) was created by Cunningham and his colleagues in 1961, but it did not end until Fermium. | What was the year of Einsteinium as a by -product of Ivy Mike Nuclear Test? | 1952 |
This article is about Aktinum. Einsteinium and Fermium were found in 1952 and 1953, respectively, as a by -product of the "Ivy Mike" nuclear test, the first successful experiment of the hydrogen bomb held on November 1, 1952.Uranium-238, exposed to neutron explosions, produced a heavy isotope of uranium.(Including uranium-253 and uranium-255) and β-collapse were made of Einstinium-253 and Fermium-255.A new record has been found to take the discovery of a new element and to occupy neutrons.At that time, however, it was a tension in the Cold War that occurred until 1955, so the US military was completely secret.Nevertheless, the Berkeley Research Institute thought it would be able to create Einsteinium and ferrium.So I thought about colliding neutrons in Plutonium-239, and experimented in 1954.This was also published in combination of the denial of not the first discovery.The "Ivy Mike" incident was unregistered and IUPAC was approved in 1955.For the first time, Einsteinium (less than microgram) was created by Cunningham and his colleagues in 1961, but it did not end until Fermium. | What is the year of ferrium found as a by -product of Ivy Mike Nuclear Test? | 1953 |
This article is about Aktinum. As of 2010, 31 actinium isotopes, eight excitement nuclear status and its nuclear species were recognized.Three of them, AC, AC, and AC were found in nature and the rest were made of artificial synthesis.Only three natural isotopes can be used to apply.Actinium-225 enters the radioactive nepunium.This was first discovered in 1947 when U collapsed.This was a α-radiator with a half-life of 10 days.The Actinum-225 is less than the Axinum-228, but the demand for radioactive tracers is promising.Actinium-227 (half-life: 21.77) exists in all uranium ores, but only a small amount exists.1 gram of uranium ore (when radioactive equilibrium) contains only 2 × 10^ gram of AC.Actinum-228 enters the radioactive thorium.It is produced by the collapse of the RA.This was a β radiator with a half -life of 6.15 hours. 1 ton of thorium contains 5 × 10^gram of AC.This was discovered by Ottohan in 1906. | What is the number of isotope of Aktinum found by 2010? | 31 |
This article is about Aktinum. As of 2010, 31 actinium isotopes, eight excitement nuclear status and its nuclear species were recognized.Three of them, AC, AC, and AC were found in nature and the rest were made of artificial synthesis.Only three natural isotopes can be used to apply.Actinium-225 enters the radioactive nepunium.This was first discovered in 1947 when U collapsed.This was a α-radiator with a half-life of 10 days.The Actinum-225 is less than the Axinum-228, but the demand for radioactive tracers is promising.Actinium-227 (half-life: 21.77) exists in all uranium ores, but only a small amount exists.1 gram of uranium ore (when radioactive equilibrium) contains only 2 × 10^ gram of AC.Actinum-228 enters the radioactive thorium.It is produced by the collapse of the RA.This was a β radiator with a half -life of 6.15 hours. 1 ton of thorium contains 5 × 10^gram of AC.This was discovered by Ottohan in 1906. | What is the half-life of Aktinium-225? | 10 days |
This article is about Aktinum. As of 2010, 31 actinium isotopes, eight excitement nuclear status and its nuclear species were recognized.Three of them, AC, AC, and AC were found in nature and the rest were made of artificial synthesis.Only three natural isotopes can be used to apply.Actinium-225 enters the radioactive nepunium.This was first discovered in 1947 when U collapsed.This was a α-radiator with a half-life of 10 days.The Actinum-225 is less than the Axinum-228, but the demand for radioactive tracers is promising.Actinium-227 (half-life: 21.77) exists in all uranium ores, but only a small amount exists.1 gram of uranium ore (when radioactive equilibrium) contains only 2 × 10^ gram of AC.Actinum-228 enters the radioactive thorium.It is produced by the collapse of the RA.This was a β radiator with a half -life of 6.15 hours. 1 ton of thorium contains 5 × 10^gram of AC.This was discovered by Ottohan in 1906. | What elements are collapsed? | Ra |
This article is about Aktinum. As of 2010, 31 actinium isotopes, eight excitement nuclear status and its nuclear species were recognized.Three of them, AC, AC, and AC were found in nature and the rest were made of artificial synthesis.Only three natural isotopes can be used to apply.Actinium-225 enters the radioactive nepunium.This was first discovered in 1947 when U collapsed.This was a α-radiator with a half-life of 10 days.The Actinum-225 is less than the Axinum-228, but the demand for radioactive tracers is promising.Actinium-227 (half-life: 21.77) exists in all uranium ores, but only a small amount exists.1 gram of uranium ore (when radioactive equilibrium) contains only 2 × 10^ gram of AC.Actinum-228 enters the radioactive thorium.It is produced by the collapse of the RA.This was a β radiator with a half -life of 6.15 hours. 1 ton of thorium contains 5 × 10^gram of AC.This was discovered by Ottohan in 1906. | When was the first discovery of Aktinium-225? | 1947 |
This article is about Aktinum. As of 2010, 31 actinium isotopes, eight excitement nuclear status and its nuclear species were recognized.Three of them, AC, AC, and AC were found in nature and the rest were made of artificial synthesis.Only three natural isotopes can be used to apply.Actinium-225 enters the radioactive nepunium.This was first discovered in 1947 when U collapsed.This was a α-radiator with a half-life of 10 days.The Actinum-225 is less than the Axinum-228, but the demand for radioactive tracers is promising.Actinium-227 (half-life: 21.77) exists in all uranium ores, but only a small amount exists.1 gram of uranium ore (when radioactive equilibrium) contains only 2 × 10^ gram of AC.Actinum-228 enters the radioactive thorium.It is produced by the collapse of the RA.This was a β radiator with a half -life of 6.15 hours. 1 ton of thorium contains 5 × 10^gram of AC.This was discovered by Ottohan in 1906. | Where does the Akinum-225 belong? | Radioactive Nepunium |
This article is about Aktinum. Of the 19 quinium isotopes, the most widely known is CM and CM.It emits α-particles, but has a much shorter half-life than americium isotope.Elements are rarely released of γ-lines, but they emit neutrons when they are spontaneous fission.It is CM that the half-life is long among the isotopes of quinium, and all α-particles are released.Neutral irradiated with plutonium or amy hydraulic is produced as a mixture.When a short irradiation, the mixture turns into quinium-246, and the quinium-248 begins to accumulate.Isotest elements, such as CM, have longer half -life, and are more than chemical research than cm and cm.But the probability of spontaneous fission is also increasing.CM has the longest half -life of quinium isotopes (1.56 × 10^), but there is no large amount.This is because the probability of spontaneous fission is more likely by the guidance of the thermal saint. | What elements that release alpha particles mainly in the process of nuclear fission have 19 isotopes? | Quilium |
This article is about Aktinum. Of the 19 quinium isotopes, the most widely known is CM and CM.It emits α-particles, but has a much shorter half-life than americium isotope.Elements are rarely released of γ-lines, but they emit neutrons when they are spontaneous fission.It is CM that the half-life is long among the isotopes of quinium, and all α-particles are released.Neutral irradiated with plutonium or amy hydraulic is produced as a mixture.When a short irradiation, the mixture turns into quinium-246, and the quinium-248 begins to accumulate.Isotest elements, such as CM, have longer half -life, and are more than chemical research than cm and cm.But the probability of spontaneous fission is also increasing.CM has the longest half -life of quinium isotopes (1.56 × 10^), but there is no large amount.This is because the probability of spontaneous fission is more likely by the guidance of the thermal saint. | How many isotopes in Quinium? | 19 |
This article is about Aktinum. Of the 19 quinium isotopes, the most widely known is CM and CM.It emits α-particles, but has a much shorter half-life than americium isotope.Elements are rarely released of γ-lines, but they emit neutrons when they are spontaneous fission.It is CM that the half-life is long among the isotopes of quinium, and all α-particles are released.Neutral irradiated with plutonium or amy hydraulic is produced as a mixture.When a short irradiation, the mixture turns into quinium-246, and the quinium-248 begins to accumulate.Isotest elements, such as CM, have longer half -life, and are more than chemical research than cm and cm.But the probability of spontaneous fission is also increasing.CM has the longest half -life of quinium isotopes (1.56 × 10^), but there is no large amount.This is because the probability of spontaneous fission is more likely by the guidance of the thermal saint. | Which element has the longest half -life of the isotope of Quinium? | Cm |
This article is about Aktinum. Of the 19 quinium isotopes, the most widely known is CM and CM.It emits α-particles, but has a much shorter half-life than americium isotope.Elements are rarely released of γ-lines, but they emit neutrons when they are spontaneous fission.It is CM that the half-life is long among the isotopes of quinium, and all α-particles are released.Neutral irradiated with plutonium or amy hydraulic is produced as a mixture.When a short irradiation, the mixture turns into quinium-246, and the quinium-248 begins to accumulate.Isotest elements, such as CM, have longer half -life, and are more than chemical research than cm and cm.But the probability of spontaneous fission is also increasing.CM has the longest half -life of quinium isotopes (1.56 × 10^), but there is no large amount.This is because the probability of spontaneous fission is more likely by the guidance of the thermal saint. | Which of the 19 quinium isotopes is the most widely known? | Cm and cm |
This article is about Aktinum. Californium isotopes with mass number from 237 to 256 are made in nuclear reactors.Californium-253 is β-radiation isotope and the rest is α-radiation isotope.Isotest elements (CF, CF and CF), which are even mass number, are likely to be spontaneous fission.In particular, CF has a 99.7%chance of voluntary fission.Californium-249 has a long half-life (352 years) and makes it possible to recognize low spontaneous fission and strong γ-radiation.CF is not made much in the nuclear reactor.Because it is not easy to make because of the slow β-collapse of BK before collapse and the large cross-sectional area when interacting with neutrons.However, due to the product of β-collapse of BK, it is accumulated as pure isotopes.Californium is made by plutonium reactor investigation.This is mainly the presence of CF and CF, which later become more pronounced by the influence of a large neutron, and the characteristics of this are inhibited by the strong neutron ship. | What is the number of mass number of the isotopes of Californium? | 237 |
This article is about Aktinum. Californium isotopes with mass number from 237 to 256 are made in nuclear reactors.Californium-253 is β-radiation isotope and the rest is α-radiation isotope.Isotest elements (CF, CF and CF), which are even mass number, are likely to be spontaneous fission.In particular, CF has a 99.7%chance of voluntary fission.Californium-249 has a long half-life (352 years) and makes it possible to recognize low spontaneous fission and strong γ-radiation.CF is not made much in the nuclear reactor.Because it is not easy to make because of the slow β-collapse of BK before collapse and the large cross-sectional area when interacting with neutrons.However, due to the product of β-collapse of BK, it is accumulated as pure isotopes.Californium is made by plutonium reactor investigation.This is mainly the presence of CF and CF, which later become more pronounced by the influence of a large neutron, and the characteristics of this are inhibited by the strong neutron ship. | How many years is the half-life of Californium-249? | 352 |
This article is about Aktinum. Californium isotopes with mass number from 237 to 256 are made in nuclear reactors.Californium-253 is β-radiation isotope and the rest is α-radiation isotope.Isotest elements (CF, CF and CF), which are even mass number, are likely to be spontaneous fission.In particular, CF has a 99.7%chance of voluntary fission.Californium-249 has a long half-life (352 years) and makes it possible to recognize low spontaneous fission and strong γ-radiation.CF is not made much in the nuclear reactor.Because it is not easy to make because of the slow β-collapse of BK before collapse and the large cross-sectional area when interacting with neutrons.However, due to the product of β-collapse of BK, it is accumulated as pure isotopes.Californium is made by plutonium reactor investigation.This is mainly the presence of CF and CF, which later become more pronounced by the influence of a large neutron, and the characteristics of this are inhibited by the strong neutron ship. | What is the probability that CF will voluntarily divide? | 99.7% |
This article is about Aktinum. Californium isotopes with mass number from 237 to 256 are made in nuclear reactors.Californium-253 is β-radiation isotope and the rest is α-radiation isotope.Isotest elements (CF, CF and CF), which are even mass number, are likely to be spontaneous fission.In particular, CF has a 99.7%chance of voluntary fission.Californium-249 has a long half-life (352 years) and makes it possible to recognize low spontaneous fission and strong γ-radiation.CF is not made much in the nuclear reactor.Because it is not easy to make because of the slow β-collapse of BK before collapse and the large cross-sectional area when interacting with neutrons.However, due to the product of β-collapse of BK, it is accumulated as pure isotopes.Californium is made by plutonium reactor investigation.This is mainly the presence of CF and CF, which later become more pronounced by the influence of a large neutron, and the characteristics of this are inhibited by the strong neutron ship. | What is the half-life of Californium-249? | 352 |
This article is about Aktinum. Among the mendelbium isotopes known as 15 (between 245 and 260), the most known is MD.This is a 77 -minute half -life, and it collapses mainly through electronic capture.(α-line is ≈10%) Another alpha radiator is MD, which has a 53-day half-life.These isotest elements are produced in rare Einstine (ES and ES).Therefore, there is a limit to production.At the same time, the long -lived Nobelium isotope and Loren isotope (and heavier elements) have a relatively short half -life.Nobelium is known for 11 isotopes, and its mass is between 250 and 260 and 262.The chemical properties of Nobelium and Lauren are well known for NO (T1/2 = 3 minutes) and LR (T1/2 = 35 seconds).Among Nobelium's isotectic elements, NO has the longest 1.5 -hour half -life of Nobelium isotope. | What is the number of mass number of the isotope of Mendelbium? | 260 |
This article is about Aktinum. Among the mendelbium isotopes known as 15 (between 245 and 260), the most known is MD.This is a 77 -minute half -life, and it collapses mainly through electronic capture.(α-line is ≈10%) Another alpha radiator is MD, which has a 53-day half-life.These isotest elements are produced in rare Einstine (ES and ES).Therefore, there is a limit to production.At the same time, the long -lived Nobelium isotope and Loren isotope (and heavier elements) have a relatively short half -life.Nobelium is known for 11 isotopes, and its mass is between 250 and 260 and 262.The chemical properties of Nobelium and Lauren are well known for NO (T1/2 = 3 minutes) and LR (T1/2 = 35 seconds).Among Nobelium's isotectic elements, NO has the longest 1.5 -hour half -life of Nobelium isotope. | What is the number of isotopes of Nobelium? | 11 |
This article is about Aktinum. Among the mendelbium isotopes known as 15 (between 245 and 260), the most known is MD.This is a 77 -minute half -life, and it collapses mainly through electronic capture.(α-line is ≈10%) Another alpha radiator is MD, which has a 53-day half-life.These isotest elements are produced in rare Einstine (ES and ES).Therefore, there is a limit to production.At the same time, the long -lived Nobelium isotope and Loren isotope (and heavier elements) have a relatively short half -life.Nobelium is known for 11 isotopes, and its mass is between 250 and 260 and 262.The chemical properties of Nobelium and Lauren are well known for NO (T1/2 = 3 minutes) and LR (T1/2 = 35 seconds).Among Nobelium's isotectic elements, NO has the longest 1.5 -hour half -life of Nobelium isotope. | What is the number of mass of the isotope of Nobelium? | 262 |
This article is about Aktinum. Among the mendelbium isotopes known as 15 (between 245 and 260), the most known is MD.This is a 77 -minute half -life, and it collapses mainly through electronic capture.(α-line is ≈10%) Another alpha radiator is MD, which has a 53-day half-life.These isotest elements are produced in rare Einstine (ES and ES).Therefore, there is a limit to production.At the same time, the long -lived Nobelium isotope and Loren isotope (and heavier elements) have a relatively short half -life.Nobelium is known for 11 isotopes, and its mass is between 250 and 260 and 262.The chemical properties of Nobelium and Lauren are well known for NO (T1/2 = 3 minutes) and LR (T1/2 = 35 seconds).Among Nobelium's isotectic elements, NO has the longest 1.5 -hour half -life of Nobelium isotope. | What is the most known Mendel Levium isotope known as 15? | Md |
This article is about Aktinum. Among the mendelbium isotopes known as 15 (between 245 and 260), the most known is MD.This is a 77 -minute half -life, and it collapses mainly through electronic capture.(α-line is ≈10%) Another alpha radiator is MD, which has a 53-day half-life.These isotest elements are produced in rare Einstine (ES and ES).Therefore, there is a limit to production.At the same time, the long -lived Nobelium isotope and Loren isotope (and heavier elements) have a relatively short half -life.Nobelium is known for 11 isotopes, and its mass is between 250 and 260 and 262.The chemical properties of Nobelium and Lauren are well known for NO (T1/2 = 3 minutes) and LR (T1/2 = 35 seconds).Among Nobelium's isotectic elements, NO has the longest 1.5 -hour half -life of Nobelium isotope. | What is NO's isotope of Nobelium? | 1.5 hours |
This article is about Aktinum. Thorium and uranium are the largest actinium elements in nature.The concentration of each mass is 1.6 × 10^%and 4 × 10^%.Uranium comes mainly from oxidized minerals in crust.A well -known ore is Peach Blend (Ura Night).The reason why it is called Peach Blend is because it is black.Classification: You can see more ore in uranium minerals.There are also Karnotite (Kuo2vo4 · 3H2O) or Uranium light (CA (UO2) 2 (PO4) 2 (PO4) 2, NH2O).Natural uranium isotopes include U (ratio: 99.2742%), U (0.7204%) and U (0.0054%).U has a half -life of the longest 4.51 × 10^of the isotopes.Kazakhstan is the country that produces the most uranium worldwide.As of 2009, 50,572 tons (about 27.3%worldwide) mine uranium ore.Other important uranium mining cities include Canada (20.1%), Australia (15.7%), Namibia (9.1%), Russia (7.0%), and Niger (6.4%). | What is the state of uranium in the perception? | Oxidant |
This article is about Aktinum. Thorium and uranium are the largest actinium elements in nature.The concentration of each mass is 1.6 × 10^%and 4 × 10^%.Uranium comes mainly from oxidized minerals in crust.A well -known ore is Peach Blend (Ura Night).The reason why it is called Peach Blend is because it is black.Classification: You can see more ore in uranium minerals.There are also Karnotite (Kuo2vo4 · 3H2O) or Uranium light (CA (UO2) 2 (PO4) 2 (PO4) 2, NH2O).Natural uranium isotopes include U (ratio: 99.2742%), U (0.7204%) and U (0.0054%).U has a half -life of the longest 4.51 × 10^of the isotopes.Kazakhstan is the country that produces the most uranium worldwide.As of 2009, 50,572 tons (about 27.3%worldwide) mine uranium ore.Other important uranium mining cities include Canada (20.1%), Australia (15.7%), Namibia (9.1%), Russia (7.0%), and Niger (6.4%). | Who is the third largest producer of uranium in the world? | australia |
This article is about Aktinum. Thorium and uranium are the largest actinium elements in nature.The concentration of each mass is 1.6 × 10^%and 4 × 10^%.Uranium comes mainly from oxidized minerals in crust.A well -known ore is Peach Blend (Ura Night).The reason why it is called Peach Blend is because it is black.Classification: You can see more ore in uranium minerals.There are also Karnotite (Kuo2vo4 · 3H2O) or Uranium light (CA (UO2) 2 (PO4) 2 (PO4) 2, NH2O).Natural uranium isotopes include U (ratio: 99.2742%), U (0.7204%) and U (0.0054%).U has a half -life of the longest 4.51 × 10^of the isotopes.Kazakhstan is the country that produces the most uranium worldwide.As of 2009, 50,572 tons (about 27.3%worldwide) mine uranium ore.Other important uranium mining cities include Canada (20.1%), Australia (15.7%), Namibia (9.1%), Russia (7.0%), and Niger (6.4%). | What color is the pitch blend? | black |
This article is about Aktinum. Thorium and uranium are the largest actinium elements in nature.The concentration of each mass is 1.6 × 10^%and 4 × 10^%.Uranium comes mainly from oxidized minerals in crust.A well -known ore is Peach Blend (Ura Night).The reason why it is called Peach Blend is because it is black.Classification: You can see more ore in uranium minerals.There are also Karnotite (Kuo2vo4 · 3H2O) or Uranium light (CA (UO2) 2 (PO4) 2 (PO4) 2, NH2O).Natural uranium isotopes include U (ratio: 99.2742%), U (0.7204%) and U (0.0054%).U has a half -life of the longest 4.51 × 10^of the isotopes.Kazakhstan is the country that produces the most uranium worldwide.As of 2009, 50,572 tons (about 27.3%worldwide) mine uranium ore.Other important uranium mining cities include Canada (20.1%), Australia (15.7%), Namibia (9.1%), Russia (7.0%), and Niger (6.4%). | What is the most actinum element in nature? | Thorium and uranium |
This article is about Aktinum. Thorium and uranium are the largest actinium elements in nature.The concentration of each mass is 1.6 × 10^%and 4 × 10^%.Uranium comes mainly from oxidized minerals in crust.A well -known ore is Peach Blend (Ura Night).The reason why it is called Peach Blend is because it is black.Classification: You can see more ore in uranium minerals.There are also Karnotite (Kuo2vo4 · 3H2O) or Uranium light (CA (UO2) 2 (PO4) 2 (PO4) 2, NH2O).Natural uranium isotopes include U (ratio: 99.2742%), U (0.7204%) and U (0.0054%).U has a half -life of the longest 4.51 × 10^of the isotopes.Kazakhstan is the country that produces the most uranium worldwide.As of 2009, 50,572 tons (about 27.3%worldwide) mine uranium ore.Other important uranium mining cities include Canada (20.1%), Australia (15.7%), Namibia (9.1%), Russia (7.0%), and Niger (6.4%). | What is the country that produces the most uranium worldwide? | Kazakhstan |
This article is about Aktinum. The longest half -life NP among Neptonium is short enough to be ignored compared to the age of crust.Thus, Neptunium is mainly made of intermediate products of the collapse of other isotopes, but the amount is small enough to ignore it.In 1942, the first natural plutonium was found in the uranium minerals, and the synthesis was first discovered and registered in the periodic table (no other isotopes of plutonium are not the most easily collected in this sample)..The longest isotope of plutonium is the isotopes, PU.The probability is 3 × 10^%.Plutonium is not found in the sample of the moon.Therefore, it does not exist much in nature, and most plutonium is mainly composed. | What is the first year of natural plutonium? | 1942 |
This article is about Aktinum. The longest half -life NP among Neptonium is short enough to be ignored compared to the age of crust.Thus, Neptunium is mainly made of intermediate products of the collapse of other isotopes, but the amount is small enough to ignore it.In 1942, the first natural plutonium was found in the uranium minerals, and the synthesis was first discovered and registered in the periodic table (no other isotopes of plutonium are not the most easily collected in this sample)..The longest isotope of plutonium is the isotopes, PU.The probability is 3 × 10^%.Plutonium is not found in the sample of the moon.Therefore, it does not exist much in nature, and most plutonium is mainly composed. | It was first discovered in natural state in natural state, and most of the elements that are not present in the moon and most artificial elements? | plutonium |
This article is about Aktinum. The longest half -life NP among Neptonium is short enough to be ignored compared to the age of crust.Thus, Neptunium is mainly made of intermediate products of the collapse of other isotopes, but the amount is small enough to ignore it.In 1942, the first natural plutonium was found in the uranium minerals, and the synthesis was first discovered and registered in the periodic table (no other isotopes of plutonium are not the most easily collected in this sample)..The longest isotope of plutonium is the isotopes, PU.The probability is 3 × 10^%.Plutonium is not found in the sample of the moon.Therefore, it does not exist much in nature, and most plutonium is mainly composed. | What is the longest half -life of Neptunium? | Np |
This article is about Aktinum. The longest half -life NP among Neptonium is short enough to be ignored compared to the age of crust.Thus, Neptunium is mainly made of intermediate products of the collapse of other isotopes, but the amount is small enough to ignore it.In 1942, the first natural plutonium was found in the uranium minerals, and the synthesis was first discovered and registered in the periodic table (no other isotopes of plutonium are not the most easily collected in this sample)..The longest isotope of plutonium is the isotopes, PU.The probability is 3 × 10^%.Plutonium is not found in the sample of the moon.Therefore, it does not exist much in nature, and most plutonium is mainly composed. | What was the first natural plutonium in uranium minerals? | 1942 |
This article is about Aktinum. Another extraction method is decomposed in a sodium hydroxide solution having a concentration of 45%when the temperature is 140 ° C.Metal hydroxide is extracted first and filtered at 80 ° C.It is washed in water and soaked in concentrated hydrochloric acid is dissolved.Next, the acidic solution is neutralized when it meets hydroxide (pH = 5.8).(TH (OH) 4) This material is mixed with rare earths of 2%.Most hydroxide rare earths remain in the solution.Hydroxide torium is dissolved in the inorganic acid and is separated from the rare earth element in this process.An efficient method is to soak hydroxide in nitrate and dissolve it.This is because the results of the results can be purified using organic solvents and extraction. | What is the efficient inorganic acid that can be used to separate hydroxide from rare earth? | nitric acid |
This article is about Aktinum. Another extraction method is decomposed in a sodium hydroxide solution having a concentration of 45%when the temperature is 140 ° C.Metal hydroxide is extracted first and filtered at 80 ° C.It is washed in water and soaked in concentrated hydrochloric acid is dissolved.Next, the acidic solution is neutralized when it meets hydroxide (pH = 5.8).(TH (OH) 4) This material is mixed with rare earths of 2%.Most hydroxide rare earths remain in the solution.Hydroxide torium is dissolved in the inorganic acid and is separated from the rare earth element in this process.An efficient method is to soak hydroxide in nitrate and dissolve it.This is because the results of the results can be purified using organic solvents and extraction. | What is the thorium precipitate obtained by mixing acidic solutions containing thorium with hydroxide? | Hydroxy |
This article is about Aktinum. Another extraction method is decomposed in a sodium hydroxide solution having a concentration of 45%when the temperature is 140 ° C.Metal hydroxide is extracted first and filtered at 80 ° C.It is washed in water and soaked in concentrated hydrochloric acid is dissolved.Next, the acidic solution is neutralized when it meets hydroxide (pH = 5.8).(TH (OH) 4) This material is mixed with rare earths of 2%.Most hydroxide rare earths remain in the solution.Hydroxide torium is dissolved in the inorganic acid and is separated from the rare earth element in this process.An efficient method is to soak hydroxide in nitrate and dissolve it.This is because the results of the results can be purified using organic solvents and extraction. | What is the result of the acidic solution to be neutralized with hydroxide? | Hydroxy |
This article is about Aktinum. Another extraction method is decomposed in a sodium hydroxide solution having a concentration of 45%when the temperature is 140 ° C.Metal hydroxide is extracted first and filtered at 80 ° C.It is washed in water and soaked in concentrated hydrochloric acid is dissolved.Next, the acidic solution is neutralized when it meets hydroxide (pH = 5.8).(TH (OH) 4) This material is mixed with rare earths of 2%.Most hydroxide rare earths remain in the solution.Hydroxide torium is dissolved in the inorganic acid and is separated from the rare earth element in this process.An efficient method is to soak hydroxide in nitrate and dissolve it.This is because the results of the results can be purified using organic solvents and extraction. | What is the hydroxy torium dissolved in the inorganic acid and is separated in this process? | Rare earth element |
This article is about Aktinum. In case of uranium ore such as a stone that contains multiple elements, more acidic substances are required.In this case, carbonate is used mainly for uranium extraction.The most important element of this method is the aqueous solution of sodium carbonate, which converts uranium into a complex [UO2 (CO3) 3].This belongs to a stable aqueous solution among aqueous solutions with low hydroxide ions.The advantage of using sodium carbonate is that the compound is low corrosion resistance (compared to nitrate) and precipitates ore, not uranium in aqueous solutions.The downside is that the uranium compound of the four -ga is well preciped.Therefore, uranium ore is effective to treat sodium carbonate when high temperature and low oxygen pressure. | What is a good carbonate to treat uranium ore under high temperature and low oxygen pressure conditions? | Sodium |
This article is about Aktinum. In case of uranium ore such as a stone that contains multiple elements, more acidic substances are required.In this case, carbonate is used mainly for uranium extraction.The most important element of this method is the aqueous solution of sodium carbonate, which converts uranium into a complex [UO2 (CO3) 3].This belongs to a stable aqueous solution among aqueous solutions with low hydroxide ions.The advantage of using sodium carbonate is that the compound is low corrosion resistance (compared to nitrate) and precipitates ore, not uranium in aqueous solutions.The downside is that the uranium compound of the four -ga is well preciped.Therefore, uranium ore is effective to treat sodium carbonate when high temperature and low oxygen pressure. | What is low when compared to nitrate as an advantage of uranium extraction using sodium carbonate? | causticity |