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What element, atomic number 100, takes its name from an Italian physicist?
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Fermium (Fm) takes its name from Enrico Fermi, Italian physicist.
Atomic number 100, it has a standard atomic weight of [257], a melting point of (1125) degrees Kelvin, no known boiling point, and is a member of and Period 7.
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