Tennessine: A Brief Overview
| Symbol | Ts |
| Atomic Number | 117 |
| Atomic Mass | (294) |
| Discovered by | Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Russia, and the USA |
Tennessine (Ununseptium) - Detailed Information, Properties, and FAQs
Last Updated on Mar 16, 2024
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What is Ununseptium (Tennessine)?
- Recently, the element 117 was officially named as “tennessine”.
- Tennessine, also known as Element 117, is a superheavy element on the periodic table , which is synthesized rather than found in nature.
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Characteristics of Ununseptium (Tennessine)
- Tennessine is a highly radioactive metal , with only a few atoms ever made.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the atomic number of Tennessine?
The atomic number of Tennessine is 117.
What is the atomic mass of Tennessine or Ununseptium?
Tennessine atomic mass is 294 u.
Is Tennessine or Ununseptium radioactive?
Yes, it is a highly radioactive element.