See dianium on Wiktionary
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"(1860) Du nom de la déesse romaine Diana."
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"Élément que le minéralogiste et poète allemand Wolfgang Franz von Kobell crut découvrir en analysant la tantalite et la niobite. En fait, il s’agissait de niobium (l’élément chimique Nb). Le symbole du dianium était Di."
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