Assertion: plutonium | /r/HasProperty | element
Facets:
value: on the periodic table of elements
type: LOCATION
value: with the highest atomic number
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: when I viewed the occurence page today I see the previous (to my editing)version has been restored,this version makes no reference to man made plutonium which is of course almost all the plutonium existing on this planet ,I think that as it now stands this article gives the impression that plutonium is a element which occurs mainly naturally ,an impression i think is misleading and suggest my edit is restored as it covers the ground more correctly please note that my edit is an addition not a deletion of information,however when I go to editting page my version still exists
text: Plutonium is the element with the highest atomic number to occur in nature.
text: Plutonium, atomic number 94, first synthesized in 1940, is another such element.
text: Plutonium is an element in which the 5f electrons are the transition border between delocalized and localized; it is therefore considered one of the most complex elements.
text: The article says: "Plutonium is an element in which the 5f electrons are the transition border between delocalized and localized; it is therefore considered one of the most complex elements.
text: Plutonium is an element on the Periodic Table of Elements.
text: You probably know that plutonium is an element and that plutonium is radioactive, but what else do you know about it?
text: Plutonium, element 94, is a radioactive and toxic metal of the trans-uranium group.