Nihonium, which is the second element founded of the four, which is in the Boron Family, has an atomic mass of 286 and stays solid at standard room temperature. This element replaced Ununtrium or Uut, which was an unknown element at the time, but scientists predicted that there would be one there. The atomic mass of Nihonium has 113 protons, 173 neutrons, and 113 electrons and the charge for it is +3. The element can be founded on the periodic table right next to Copernicium (112). The most known stable ion is nihonium-286 with a half-life of 19.6 seconds. Nihonium only has only one use and it is for research. This element was founded in Asia in 2004, to become the first element found outside of Europe or the United States. The name is supposed
