Definition of transuranic in English:

transuranic

adjective ˌtrɑːnsjʊˈranɪkˌtranzjʊˈranɪkˌtransjʊˈranɪkˌtrɑːnzjʊˈranɪkˌtræntzjʊˈrænɪk

Chemistry

(of an element) having a higher atomic number than uranium (92).
〔化〕（元素）铀后的，超铀的
Example sentencesExamples
- Synthesis of the heavier transuranic elements, as well as of radioisotopes of the natural elements, is sometimes included under the broader umbrella of chemical synthesis.
- Radon is a naturally occurring colourless, odourless gas that is emitted from rocks containing minerals rich in the transuranic elements.
- Berkelium is a transuranic element, with an atomic number of 97 and an atomic mass of 274.0703.
- This is the first record of the production of synthetic elements, known as transuranic elements.
- It finishes with a chronology of metal discoveries through to the transuranic elements.
- The first genuine transuranic element was discovered at Berkeley, where Edwin McMillan used Lawrence's cyclotron in 1939 to bombard uranium with slow neutrons.

Definition of transuranic in US English:

transuranic

adjectiveˌtrantzyo͝oˈranikˌtræntzjʊˈrænɪk

Chemistry

(of an element) having a higher atomic number than uranium (92).
〔化〕（元素）铀后的，超铀的
Example sentencesExamples
- Synthesis of the heavier transuranic elements, as well as of radioisotopes of the natural elements, is sometimes included under the broader umbrella of chemical synthesis.
- The first genuine transuranic element was discovered at Berkeley, where Edwin McMillan used Lawrence's cyclotron in 1939 to bombard uranium with slow neutrons.
- It finishes with a chronology of metal discoveries through to the transuranic elements.
- Berkelium is a transuranic element, with an atomic number of 97 and an atomic mass of 274.0703.
- Radon is a naturally occurring colourless, odourless gas that is emitted from rocks containing minerals rich in the transuranic elements.
- This is the first record of the production of synthetic elements, known as transuranic elements.

单词	transuranic
释义	Definition of transuranic in English: transuranic adjective ˌtrɑːnsjʊˈranɪkˌtranzjʊˈranɪkˌtransjʊˈranɪkˌtrɑːnzjʊˈranɪkˌtræntzjʊˈrænɪk Chemistry (of an element) having a higher atomic number than uranium (92). 〔化〕（元素）铀后的，超铀的 Example sentencesExamples Synthesis of the heavier transuranic elements, as well as of radioisotopes of the natural elements, is sometimes included under the broader umbrella of chemical synthesis. Radon is a naturally occurring colourless, odourless gas that is emitted from rocks containing minerals rich in the transuranic elements. Berkelium is a transuranic element, with an atomic number of 97 and an atomic mass of 274.0703. This is the first record of the production of synthetic elements, known as transuranic elements. It finishes with a chronology of metal discoveries through to the transuranic elements. The first genuine transuranic element was discovered at Berkeley, where Edwin McMillan used Lawrence's cyclotron in 1939 to bombard uranium with slow neutrons. Definition of transuranic in US English: transuranic adjectiveˌtrantzyo͝oˈranikˌtræntzjʊˈrænɪk Chemistry (of an element) having a higher atomic number than uranium (92). 〔化〕（元素）铀后的，超铀的 Example sentencesExamples Synthesis of the heavier transuranic elements, as well as of radioisotopes of the natural elements, is sometimes included under the broader umbrella of chemical synthesis. The first genuine transuranic element was discovered at Berkeley, where Edwin McMillan used Lawrence's cyclotron in 1939 to bombard uranium with slow neutrons. It finishes with a chronology of metal discoveries through to the transuranic elements. Berkelium is a transuranic element, with an atomic number of 97 and an atomic mass of 274.0703. Radon is a naturally occurring colourless, odourless gas that is emitted from rocks containing minerals rich in the transuranic elements. This is the first record of the production of synthetic elements, known as transuranic elements.
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