Question

IUPAC representation of the elements of atomic number $115$ is $Uup$ . If true enter $1$ , else enter $0$ .

Answer 1

Moscovium is a synthetic chemical element with the symbol $Mc$ and atomic number $115$ . In the periodic table, it is a $p -$ block transaction element. It is a member of the $7th$ period and is placed in group $15$ as the heaviest pnictogen, although it has not been confirmed to behave as a heavier homologue of the pnictogen bismuth.

Complete answer:
Ununpentium is a highly super heavy and an artificially produced radioactive element that has an atomic number of $115$ and a symbol of $Uup$ . The element is characterized as a metal and is known to exist as solid in nature at room temperature. It was discovered by bombarding the atoms of the element Americium $- 243$ with the ions of calcium.
It decays quickly within no span of time into the other elements such as the ununtrium. Ununpentium has about four isotopes with their known half-lives, of which the most stable isotope is the $289$ Uup, which has a half-life measuring about $220$ milliseconds. Among the products produced as a result of the bombardment were the four atoms of ununpentium and which is about less than $\dfrac{1}{{10}}$ second got decayed into the atoms of ununtrium.
So, the correct answer is $1$ .

Note:
Moscovium is predicted to be the third member of the $7p$ series of chemical elements and the heaviest member of group $15$ in the periodic table, below bismuth. Unlike the two previous $7p$ elements, moscovium is expected to be a good homologue of its lighter congener, in this case bismuth. In this group, each member is known to portray the group oxidation state of $+ 5$ but with differing stability.