Published Jul 18, 2022
How Clarice Phelps Put Her Mark On The Periodic Table
Clarice Phelps, a trailblazing nuclear chemist, reveals her path from the military to playing a pivotal role in discovering Tennessine, element 117, marking her as the first Black woman to be recognized for such an achievement while inspiring future scientists with her story of discovery and perseverance.
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