Element 119: Tamium

>>7652191
I don't understand.
Does the reaction of Fr and water lead to fission or fusion of Fr into some other element?

Reaction of Li with water gives LiOH and 0.5 equiv of H2 - but doesn't transmute Li into another element.

No, this element wasn't created, or anything. Small amounts of it were found on the planet.

How does one "hypothesise" about elements? How do you guess if an element exists?

Does this method find all possible elements or are there some we still might be unaware of?

Scientists have hypothesized 116, 117, and 118, if I'm not mistaken. It's all about how many protons are in an atom's nucleus, so we can hypothesize how the atom will behave, based on those things. We just happened to find 119 before 117, for some reason. However, it is not known whether or not those hypothesized elements are existent.

What is the hypothesized half life?

I have no clue. I'll have to wait until they release more information.

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>>7652191
Bullshit

b u l l s h i t

Being on Mars won't change its half-life.

Of course it wouldn't. It's the fact that there's no oxygen in the air, that would make it a possible element.

the valence shell of the Tamium atom would have only one electron, making it reactive to water and oxygen