- name
glucina for the
earth it was
found in;
altered forms of this name,
glucinium or
glucinum (symbol Gl)
continued to be used into the 20th century. Both...
-
parlance Gulonolactone, an
enzyme that
produces vitamin C Gl, the
symbol for
Glucinium, the
former designation of
Beryllium Gauss's law, an
important law relating...
-
Historically and in
materials science,
beryllium oxide was
called glucina or
glucinium oxide,
owing to its
sweet taste.
Beryllium oxide can be
prepared by calcining...
- 18280890805. Bussy,
Antoine (1828). "D'une
travail qu'il a
entrepris sur le
glucinium".
Journal de
Chimie Médicale (4): 456–457.
Archived from the original...
- used for francium. G
Glucinium 4
Former name for beryllium. Gh
Ghiorsium 118
Discredited claim to
discovery of oganesson. Gl
Glucinium 4
Former name for...
-
wholly decisive as to the
existence of what
might be
called aluminium and
glucinium Davy,
Humphry (1812). "Of metals;
their primary compositions with other...
- as
symbols for the
ancient elements. At one time,
beryllium was
called glucinium,
which is from Gr**** γλυκύς (glykys),
meaning "sweet", due to the sweet...
- its
isolation (Davy used the name glucium). Both
names beryllium and
glucinium were used (the
latter mostly in France)
until IUPAC decided on the name...
- conflicts, but also a
number of ones that
existed back then: beryllium/
glucinium, niobium/columbium, lutecium/c****iopeium, hafnium/celtium, tungsten/wolfram...
