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| − | A '''chemical element''' is a material consisting of one type of [[atom]], such as [[hydrogen]], [[oxygen]], or [[iron]]. There are over 200 naturally-occurring elements, and many more that are synthesized. Earth scientists had only discovered 92 naturally-occurring elements as of |
+ | A '''chemical element''' is a material consisting of one type of [[atom]], such as [[hydrogen]], [[oxygen]], or [[iron]]. There are over 200 naturally-occurring elements, and many more that are synthesized. Earth scientists had only discovered 92 naturally-occurring elements as of the year 2152. ({{ENT|Cogenitor|Doctor's Orders}}) There are over 323 elements in all. Elements occur in five different states: [[solid]], [[liquid]], [[gas]]eous and as [[plasma]] or a Bose-Einstein condensate. Elements can also exist, composed of antiparticles, as [[antimatter]]. ({{TNG|Manhunt|Rascals}}) |
The preindustrial civilization of [[Barkon IV]] incorrectly believed that the basic elements of the [[universe]] were [[sky]], [[fire]], [[rock]] and [[water]], and these elements were found in everything in existence. ({{TNG|Thine Own Self}}) |
The preindustrial civilization of [[Barkon IV]] incorrectly believed that the basic elements of the [[universe]] were [[sky]], [[fire]], [[rock]] and [[water]], and these elements were found in everything in existence. ({{TNG|Thine Own Self}}) |
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* {{Wikipedia|Chemical element}} |
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* [http://www.midwinter.com/~koreth/particles/ The Particles of ''Star Trek''] by Steven Grimm |
* [http://www.midwinter.com/~koreth/particles/ The Particles of ''Star Trek''] by Steven Grimm |
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Revision as of 13:37, 20 May 2013
Table of Elements in 2369
A chemical element is a material consisting of one type of atom, such as hydrogen, oxygen, or iron. There are over 200 naturally-occurring elements, and many more that are synthesized. Earth scientists had only discovered 92 naturally-occurring elements as of the year 2152. (ENT: "Cogenitor", "Doctor's Orders") There are over 323 elements in all. Elements occur in five different states: solid, liquid, gaseous and as plasma or a Bose-Einstein condensate. Elements can also exist, composed of antiparticles, as antimatter. (TNG: "Manhunt", "Rascals")
The preindustrial civilization of Barkon IV incorrectly believed that the basic elements of the universe were sky, fire, rock and water, and these elements were found in everything in existence. (TNG: "Thine Own Self")
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| Alphabetical list • Elements by symbol • Elements by atomic number • Periodic Table of Elements |
External links
- Chemical element at Wikipedia
- The Particles of Star Trek by Steven Grimm
- Table of Elements - an image of the "Rascals" chart at Spike's Star Trek Page taken from Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Continuing Mission (select the first thumbnail)