Bismuth is an unusual element that we don't encounter much in everyday life. But this pretty, iridescent metal, found near ...

Bismuth, the 83rd element in the periodic table, has been known since ancient times, but was often confused with lead and tin. In 1753, Claude François Geoffroy from France demonstrated that ...

Research on moscovium and nihonium shows they are more reactive than flerovium and subject to notable relativistic effects, ...

They all have a link to the periodic table, which turned 150 in ... (although please don’t try it at home). Its compound bismuth subsalicylate is also the main active ingredient in Pepto-Bismol ...

Show more In the final programme in our Elements series, Justin Rowlatt looks at the rarest and oddest members of the periodic table. Selenium, bismuth, molybdenum, antimony, rhenium, hafnium ...

This podcast is about one of these elements, number 107 in the periodic table, called bohrium ... The successful cold fusion synthesis of bohrium was first achieved in 1981 in Darmstadt, Germany, by ...

Oh! Just may be as an aphrodisiac. Arsenic, atomic number 33 lies in between phosphorus and antimony in group 15, the so called Nitrogen group of the periodic table. Members of the group including of ...

The neighbors left and right – thallium and bismuth – behave differently ... How about the heavier neighbor down the group of the periodic table, flerovium, element 114, discovered and ...