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English[en]
In 1963, Soviet scientist Viktor Cherdyntsev, who had previously claimed the existence of primordial curium-247, claimed to have discovered element 108 (specifically, the 267Hs isotope, which supposedly had a half-life of 400 to 500 million years) in natural molybdenite and suggested the name sergenium (symbol Sg; at the time, this symbol had not yet been taken by seaborgium) for it; this name takes its origin in the name for the Silk Road and was explained as "coming from Kazakhstan".
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Pada tahun 1963, ilmuwan Uni Soviet Victor Cherdyntsev, yang sebelumnya mengklaim adanya curium-247 purba, mengklaim telah menemukan unsur 108 (khususnya, isotop 267Hs, yang diperkirakan memiliki waktu paruh 400 sampai 500 juta tahun) dalam molibdenit alami dan menyarankan nama sergenium dengan lambang Sg sesuai nama kota kuno Serik di sepanjang Jalan Sutera di Kazakhstan tempat sampel molibdenitnya berasal.