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A new chemical element 115 may join the periodic table

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Element 115

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Researchers at Lund University in Sweden have confirmed a existence of a new chemical element with atomic number 115. In 2004, Russian scientists have claimed to find it but it wasn't approved by the Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (UPAC).