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Dubna—Yuri Oganessian,
V. K. Utyonkov,
Yu. V. Lobanov,
F. Sh. Abdullin,
A. N. Polyakov,
I. V. Shirokovsky,
Yu. S. Tsyganov,
A. N. Mezentsev,
S. Iliev,
V. G. Subbotin,
A. M. Sukhov,
O. V. Ivanov,
A. A. Voinov,
K. Subotic,
V. I. Zagrebaev,
Michael Grigorievich Itkis,
Ken J. Moody,
John F. Wild,
Mark A. Stoyer,
Nancy J. Stoyer,
C. A. Laue,
Dawn A. Shaughnessy,
Joshua B. Patin,
Ronald W. Lougheed
elements
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Some expect oganesson to be a gas at room temperatures, but relativistic effects might make it a solid. Before it could be proven to be a solid, its atoms would need to last long enough for two or more to be put together.
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