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(A) The $IUPAC$ nomenclature for elements with atomic number $> 100$ uses specific roots for digits: $0 = nil$,$1 = un$,$2 = bi$.
For atomic numbe

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Unbinilium,$Ubn$

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(A) The $IUPAC$ nomenclature for elements with atomic number $> 100$ uses specific roots for digits: $0 = nil$,$1 = un$,$2 = bi$.
For atomic number $120$,the roots are $un$ $(1)$,$bi$ $(2)$,and $nil$ $(0)$.
Combining these roots and adding the suffix $-ium$ gives the name $Unbinilium$.
The symbol is derived from the first letters of the roots: $U$ $(un)$,$b$ $(bi)$,and $n$ $(nil)$,resulting in $Ubn$.

	
		
			$Digit$
			$Name-Abbreviation$
		
		
			$0$
			$nil-n$
		
		
			$1$
			$un-u$
		
		
			$2$
			$bi-b$

What would be the $IUPAC$ name and symbol for the element with atomic number $120$?

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