Tenleum-128

Tenleum-128: tenleum name comes from the fact that it is a “template atom” for obamium

Most of Tenleums properties are unknown but what is known is that its most common stable isotopes have a nonobamic half-life is 50 milliseconds an obamic half-life of 10 minutes, and a hitesonic half-life of 5.7 minutes tenleum has only one known isotope 349.

Tenleum is a hard dark silvery grey material and is made via paralaxium Omega particle bombardment. And the largest sample was created from a very energetic O.D.R Experiment, in which 10 grams were created and observed. This was achieved via having a 70% more obamium rich fuel ring, to combat the amount of energy the fuel was only in its active state for 630 milliseconds to not cause an uncontrolled destabilization event. This experiment was used to get the first picture of tenleum and was then put into the H.R.E.P.M.D (Herpemd) or the Heavy Radioactive Element Property Measurement Device to discern its properties. Tenleum is not used for not much except for the synthesis of obamium.

When Omega particles collide with tenleum atoms the tenluem will go through a nuclear transmutation turning into obamium, at least three omega or alpha particles will need to be absorbed in order to convert it Omega particles are more efficient than alpha particles for obamium synthesis since the obamions can disrupt the obama field causing less energy to enter the nucleus. Synthesis of Obamic Tenleum can be caused by alpha particle bombardment of Obamic Paralaxium.