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Fm symbol for the element fermium .

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Fm • symb. the chemical element fermium.

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fermium (symbol Fm) Radioactive metallic transuranic element of the actinide series. US nuclear scientist Albert Ghiorso (1915– ) and colleagues identified it in 1952 as a decay product of U255 from the first large hydrogen bomb explosion. Ten isotopes have subsequently been identified. Properties: at.no. 100; most stable isotope Fm257 (half-life 80 days).

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