Chemistry, asked by sriyadamera0407, 10 months ago

Why IUPAC names are assigned to elements having atomic number> 100?

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Answered by mananmadani53

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To overcome all these difficulties, IUPAC nomenclature has been recommended for all the elements with Z > 100. It was decided by IUPAC that the names of elements beyond atomic number 100 should use Latin words for their numbers. The names of these elements are derived from their numerical roots.

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