Which elements do you think would have been named by
$(i)$ Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
$(ii)$ Seaborg's group?
$(i)$ Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
$(ii)$ Seaborg's group?
(N/A) $(i)$ Lawrencium $(Lr)$ with $Z=103$ and Berkelium $(Bk)$ with $Z=97$ were named by the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory.
$(ii)$ Seaborgium $(Sg)$ with $Z=106$ was named by Seaborg's group.
$(ii)$ Seaborgium $(Sg)$ with $Z=106$ was named by Seaborg's group.
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