"tennessin" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "19 December 2019, Katrine Meyn: \"Løst og fast om grundstofnavnene selv, især de nyeste\", Kemifokus\nSåledes har californium ikke direkte fået sit navn fra Californien, men for at ære University of California, hvor grundstoffet blev opdaget. Noget tilsvarende gælder dubnium, hassium, darmstadtium, moscovium, nihonium, livermorium og tennessin (jf. faktaboksen).\nThus, californium hasn't received its name directly from California, but to honour University of California, where the element was discovered. Similar circumstances apply to dubnium, hassium, darmstadtium, moscovium, nihonium, livermorium and tennessine (cf. the fact box)."
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