Question:
Identify the incorrect match.Name
IUPAC Official Name A Unnilunium I Mendelevium B Unniltrium II Lawrencium C Unnilhexium III Seaborgium D Unununnium IV Darmstadtium
Identify the incorrect match.
Name | IUPAC Official Name | ||
| A | Unnilunium | I | Mendelevium |
| B | Unniltrium | II | Lawrencium |
| C | Unnilhexium | III | Seaborgium |
| D | Unununnium | IV | Darmstadtium |
Updated On: May 6, 2026
(a), (i)
- (b), (ii)
(c), (iii)
- (d), (iv)
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The Correct Option is D
Solution and Explanation
The correct option is (D) :(d), (iv)
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