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The 13 pages that link to Tennessine, each with the reason it gives.

• HalogenRelated: Its group placement suggests halogen kinship, but only a few atoms have been produced.

• UnunenniumCompared with: Tennessine is a confirmed period-7 halogen, contrasting with predicted period-8 ununennium.

• MoscoviumRelated: Tennessine was produced in a neighboring research program using related heavy-ion methods.

• Calcium-48Broader topic: Calcium-48 was the projectile in the reactions that established element 117.

• Element namingBroader topic: Its name honors Tennessee and uses the suffix prescribed for group 17 elements.

• Element 119Compared with: It is the nearest confirmed predecessor and illustrates the evidence standard element 119 must meet.

• AstatineCompared with: It lies below astatine in group 17, but its extreme instability limits comparisons.

• BerkeliumBroader topic: The discovery of tennessine depended on irradiating berkelium-249 with calcium-48 ions.

• FranciumCompared with: Its placement below astatine highlights how predicted periodic trends differ from directly measured francium properties.

• Period 7 elementBroader topic: Its confirmation filled the penultimate position in period 7.

• UnhexpentiumCompared with: Unlike unhexpentium, tennessine has been produced and officially named.

• UnpenttriumCompared with: Its permanent name replaced the temporary systematic name ununseptium.

• UnquadtriumCompared with: It is the highest-numbered halogen and a confirmed element far below 143.