Naming of Elements of Atomic Numbers Greater than 100

IUPAC name atomic number more than 100 – Class 11 chemistry online classes

There are 118 elements discovered so far. In general, the discoverer of a chemical element is given an honour to name the new chemical element. The name of the element comes either from origin, mythical characters, any place, some physical or chemical properties, and, nowadays, the names of eminent scientists in order to honour them. The proposed name of an element is then ratified by the IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry).

Most of the elements have been assigned their names and symbols but still their symbols and names are not used universally. Some elements are given two names/symbols, for example: The discovery of an element having Z = 104 is claimed by both American and Soviet scientists.

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