The term "元素235" is pronounced as "yuán sù èr bǎi sān shí wǔ" in Mandarin Chinese. Here’s the phonetic breakdown:
- "元素" (yuán sù) is pronounced as /ɥɛn sù/, with "元" (yuán) having a second tone and "素" (sù) having a fourth tone.
- "235" is pronounced as "èr bǎi sān shí wǔ" (/èr pǎi sān ʂí ǔ/), where:
- "2" (èr) is pronounced as /èr/, with a fourth tone.
- "3" (sān) is pronounced as /sān/, with a first tone.
- "5" (wǔ) is pronounced as /ǔ/, with a third tone.
- "百" (bǎi) is pronounced as /pǎi/, with a third tone.
- "十" (shí) is pronounced as /ʂí/, with a second tone.
So, when combined, "元素235" is pronounced as /ɥɛn sù èr pǎi sān ʂí ǔ/. This term refers to "element 235" in English, which is often used to denote a specific atomic number in chemistry, such as Uranium-235.
