Talk:Untrihexium

Failed AFD
This article had a failed AFD. Anyone who still thinks this article should be merged is free to take the editorial decision to do so. Johnleemk | Talk 09:27, 30 November 2005 (UTC)

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I have removed the following section, because it erroneously ascribes to element 136 properties which actually belong to element 137. The correct physics of element 137 is correctly described in the article on untriseptium. The claim in question is that this is the last element that would be stable according to the Schrödinger equation -- they can't both be the last stable element! One of the two articles must be wrong!

The remainder of the paragraph (the part about absorbing 137 photons, etc.) appears to originate in the reference Feynman Online, whose contents are ineligible for the Wikipedia on the basis of the policy excluding material that is original research and unverifiable. If anybody wants to restore this material, let them first cite a reputable source for the claims contained in the deleted paragraph.

Removed text: 67.186.28.212 21:36, 30 December 2005 (UTC)

AfD?
I would tend to think that this article has no reason to exist. It is about an element that has never existed, and though it may exist at some point in the future, at this point the article has no useful information. The atom has no significance, making this article useless. But, instead of just putting it up for a vote, I thought I'd make sure there isn't something that just isn't on the page yet. I'm not a physicist; there may be something about the element 136 that is important, but the article doesn't say anything. Heavy Metal Cellist talkcontribs