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glucinium's Usage Examples:

of ones that existed back then: beryllium/glucinium, niobium/columbium, lutecium/cassiopeium, hafnium/celtium, tungsten/wolfram, and protoactinium/brevium.

conflicts, but also a number of ones that existed back then: beryllium/glucinium, niobium/columbium, lutecium/cassiopeium, hafnium/celtium, tungsten/wolfram.

At one time, beryllium was called glucinium, which is from Greek γλυκύς (glykys), which means "sweet", due to the.

"D"une travail qu"il a entrepris sur le glucinium".

wholly decisive as to the existence of what might be called aluminium and glucinium Davy, Humphry (1812).

[better source needed] Until 1957, beryllium was also known as glucinum or glucinium (with the accompanying chemical symbol "Gl", or "G"), the name coming.

Historically and in materials science, beryllium oxide was called glucina or glucinium oxide.

Synonyms:

atomic number 4, metal, ytterbite, gadolinite, beryllium, chrysoberyl, metallic element, Be, beryl,

Antonyms:

nonmetallic,