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Borrowed from Latin ūnus (one).

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  1. (chemistry) Used in the theoretical systematic names of undiscovered chemical elements, standing for a 1 in the atomic number

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Borrowed from Latin ūnus (one).

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  1. (chemistry) -un-

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Etymology edit

Borrowed from Latin ūnus (one).

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  1. (chemistry) -un-

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Borrowed from Latin ūnus (one).

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  1. (chemistry) -un-

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Borrowed from Latin ūnus (one).

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  1. (chemistry) -un-

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Borrowed from Latin ūnus (one).

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  1. (chemistry) -un-

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Borrowed from Latin ūnus (one).

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  1. (chemistry) -un-