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Element 100 on the Periodic Table is Fermium. Discovered in 1952, it was kept under wraps until 1955 on orders from the U.S. military, due to Cold War tensions.

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Element 99 on the Periodic Table is Einsteinium, named after the renowned physicist Albert Einstein.

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Element 98 on the Periodic Table is Californium, which was discovered in 1950.

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Element 97 on the Periodic Table is Berkelium. Less than a gram of berkelium is made each year.

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Element 96 on the Periodic Table is Curium, named in honour of Pierre and Marie Curie.

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Element 95 on the Periodic Table is Americium, which is commonly used in smoke alarms but has few other uses.

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Element 94 on the Periodic Table is Plutonium. The metal is made by reducing plutonium tetrafluoride with calcium.

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Element 93 on the Periodic Table is Neptunium, named after the planet Neptune.

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As a leading provider of testing services employing in excess of 15,000 staff across 350+ sites, ALS is putting additional precautionary measures in place to ensure that we are playing our part in helping to contain… https://t.co/N7W2bTCDl1

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Element 92 on the Periodic Table is Uranium. It is used by the military to power nuclear submarines.

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ALS is now NATA accredited for all methods under the US
EPA’s Leaching Environmental Assessment Framework (LEAF). Read more in EnviroMail 123 Re-Release.
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Element 91 on the Periodic Table is Protactinium. It is little used outside of research.

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Element 90 on the Periodic Table is Thorium, named after Thor, the Scandinavian god of thunder.

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Element 89 on the Periodic Table is Actinium which is a soft, silvery-white radioactive metal.

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Element 88 on the Periodic Table is Radium. It was discovered in 1898 by Pierre and Marie Curie.

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Element 87 on the Periodic Table is Francium, named after France. 🇫🇷

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The Brisbane Environmental team striking the #EachforEqual pose for #IWD2020. An equal world is an enabled world. Collectively, we can make change happen and help to create a gender equal world which is essential… https://t.co/C2PU5PXNgH

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Element 86 on the Periodic Table is Radon, which decays into radioactive polonium and alpha particles.

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Element 85 on the Periodic Table is Astatine. The name comes from the Greek 'astatos', meaning unstable.

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Element 84 on the Periodic Table is Polonium, which is highly toxic due to its radioactivity. ☢️