What 𬭛 means
In chemistry, it names the element Bohrium.
Dubna researchers reported element 107 in 1976; German researchers confirmed it in 1981. The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), which standardizes chemical names, chose Bohrium over proposed Nielsbohrium in 1997. China standardized Chinese names for elements 101–109 in 1998.
A specialized Chinese chemistry character for one element name.
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- bohrium · Bh · bō · 𨨏
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𬭛CSS
\2CB5BCodes and encoding1 code points
HTML decimal
𬭛
HTML hex
𬭛
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content: "\2CB5B";
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%F0%AC%AD%9B
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