The element Einsteinium, which won the Nobel Prize in Physics for the famous physicist Albert Einstein in 1921, has always been a mystery that scientists have not been able to solve for a long time. Scientists at Stanford University have put the element Einsteinium, first discovered in 1952, into a chemical reaction for the first time. The mystery of the element, which has not been subjected to chemical reaction in any way by now, has been solved by scientists after 69 years. The bond distances between multiple atoms, such as oxygen, carbon and nitrogen, of the element whose radioactive were studied, were measured.
