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Showing words for POLONIUM using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Polonium

polonium

6 Letter Words for Polonium

moulin, unlimp, unloop, uploom

5 Letter Words for Polonium

linum, mooli, nomoi, onium, opium, pilon, pilum, poilu, polio, poloi, pooli, pulmo, ulmin, unoil

4 Letter Words for Polonium

limn, limo, limp, limu, lino, lion, loin, loom, loon, loop, loun, loup, lump, milo, mino, moil, moio, mono, mooi, mool, moon, moop, moul, moun, moup, muil, muni, muon, noil, nolo, noop, noul, noup, nump, olio, omni, pilm, pino, pion, pium, plim, plum, poil, polo, pomo, pool, poon, puli, ulmo, unio, upon

3 Letter Words for Polonium

ilo, imo, imp, imu, ion, iou, ipl, ipm, ipo, lim, lin, lip, loo, lop, lpm, lpn, lum, luo, mil, min, moi, mol, mon, moo, mop, mou, mun, nil, nim, nip, nol, nom, noo, nul, num, oil, olm, olp, oni, ono, oom, oon, oop, oui, oup, pil, pin, piu, pli, plu, poi, pol, pom, pon, poo, pul, pun, ump, uni, unl, unp, upo

Definitions for Polonium

[1] a radioactive element discovered by Pierre and Marie Curie in 1898; Symbol : Po; atomic number : 84; atomic weight : about 210.
[2] a very rare radioactive element that occurs in trace amounts in uranium ores. The isotope polonium-210 is produced artificially and is used as a lightweight power source in satellites and to eliminate static electricity in certain industries. Symbol: Po; atomic no: 84; half-life of most stable isotope, 209 Po: 103 years; valency: –2, 0, 2, 4, or 6; relative density (alpha modification): 9.32; melting pt: 254°C; boiling pt: 962°C

Words nearby Polonium

polo pony, polo shirt, polo, marco, polokwane, polonaise, polonium, polonius, polonize, polonnaruwa, polony, polos

Origin of Polonium

1895–1900; < New Latin, equivalent to polon- (< Medieval Latin Polonia Poland) + -ium -ium

Word origin for Polonium

C19: New Latin, from Medieval Latin Polōnia Poland; named in honour of the Polish nationality of its discoverer, Marie Curie