### Quiz Question: Identifying the Nuclide with the Highest Atomic Number**Question:**Which of the following is the nuclide with the highest atomic number ever created?**Select the correct answer below:**- \( \large\text{294}_{117}\text{Ts} \) (Tennessine)- \( \large\text{238}_{92}\text{U} \) (Uranium)- \( \large\text{294}_{118}\text{Og} \) (Oganesson)- \( \large\text{294}_{118}\text{Uuo} \) (Ununoctium, former name of Oganesson)**Content Attribution**This question tests your knowledge of nuclear chemistry and the discovery of synthetic elements. Each option represents a nuclide with a specific atomic number, indicating the number of protons in its nucleus. Scientists have synthesized superheavy elements to better understand the limits of the periodic table.

Oganesson is the temporary name of a retracted chemical element in the periodic table. Og is the temporary symbol with atomic number 118. The periodic table contains elements upto atomic number 118 and hence Og is the element with highest atomic number ever created. The systematic element name for this is Ununoctium (symbol Uuo). So, earlier it is also known as 118294Uuo. But now it is changed to Og. All others have atomic number less than 118.So the answer is third option. That is 118294Og.

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Which of the following is the nuclide with the highest atomic number ever created? Select the correct answer below: 0 Ts 117 294 118 Og O 294 Uuo 118

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