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Slabin, Uladzimir – International Baltic Symposium on Science and Technology Education, 2023
Eponymous terms play an important role in STEM education. This research focuses on the current state of Mendeleev eponyms in the context of education and ethnocentrism, addressing their usage in various languages, their educational value, cases of questioned priority and copyright violation in Mendeleev major eponyms--periodic table and periodic…
Descriptors: STEM Education, Ethnocentrism, Language Usage, Copyrights
Peer reviewedJensen, William B.; Holme, Thomas; Cooper, Melanie; White, Carol – Journal of Chemical Education, 2004
Edward Frankland and Norman Lockyer researched upon a gaseous spectra in relation to the physical constitution of the sun and named it as "helium" (from Greek "helios" meaning "sun"). Since Lockyer apparently never formally proposed the name in print, it is not known why he chose to use a metallic end "ium".
Descriptors: Chemistry, Scientists, Scientific Research, Science Education


