Answer to Question #108841 in General Chemistry for Elizabeth

Question

From the article “The Complicated Rules That Dictate How New Elements Are Named” answer the questions:
( if you discovered a new element, what name would you suggest for the element and why?)
1. That name has to differ as little as possible between languages and should end in "-ium" (though a 2015 proposal disputes this condition).
2. The element should ideally be named after a mythological concept or character, a mineral or similar substance, a place or geographical region, a property of the element, or a scientist

Answer 1

As per the article for naming of new element based on different methodology let us suppose an element discovered in milan having atomic number 119 so its named as Milanium.