Paradoxes and paradigms: elements and compounds – similar names, very different energetics

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2023-06-20

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Ponikvar‑Svet, M., Edwards, K.F. & Liebman, J.F. Paradoxes and paradigms: elements and compounds – similar names, very different energetics. Struct Chem (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11224-023-02196-y

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In this paper we continue to review the phonetic similarity of trivial names of chemical substances and the names of the elements in the periodic table. Thermochemical properties are explicitly considered. We review elements from cesium to radon (Cs-Rn) Z = 55–86.