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proposal that the elements from actinium on fill the 5f shell and form a series analogous to the lanthanides.

In nuclear chemistry, actinide concept refers to proposal that the elements from actinium on fill the 5f shell and form a series analogous to the lanthanides. This meaning comes from Seaborg (1945) in Chemical & Engineering News Archive.[1]

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  1. Seaborg, G. T. (1945). The Chemical and Radioactive Properties of the Heavy Elements: Wartime acceleration in the study of the heavy elements above No. 88, which form a transition series of the rare earth type, has removed them from the unfamiliar. The discovery of elements 95 and 96, of a new isotope of neptunium, of the occurrence of plutonium in nature, and its large-scale production at Hanford, are outlined. Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 23(23), 2190-2193. https://doi.org/10.1021/cen-v023n023.p2190

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