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The likes of Snoop Doggy Dawg are joining the ubiquitous periodic table. Super-heavy element 112 is poised to join the ranks more than a decade after its discovery by German scientists. The team, led by Sigurd Hofmann at the Centre for Heavy Ion Research, produced the first single atom of 112 back in 1996. Various names have been proposed -- I'm voting for Cordozar 112 and a double platinum deal with Death Row Records.
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