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[en] This paper discusses what can be learned about the chemical properties of new elements from data on the behaviour of a few short-lived atoms and is particularly concerned with thermochromatographic studies. As an example, element 105, nielsbohrium, is considered. Some preliminary results on the comparative volatility of the higher bromides of Ns and Nb have been reported previously. Here the author proceeds with the analysis of the data. (Auth.)
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Mueller, W.; Lindner, R. (eds.); Commission of the European Communities, Karlsruhe (F.R. Germany). European Inst. for Transuranium Elements; p. 11-20; ISBN 0720404037; 
; 1976; North-Holland; Amsterdam, The Netherlands; 4. international transplutonium element symposium; Baden Baden, F.R. Germany; 13 Sep 1975
; 1976; North-Holland; Amsterdam, The Netherlands; 4. international transplutonium element symposium; Baden Baden, F.R. Germany; 13 Sep 1975