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Berylli is a fictional element with the symbol By and atomic number 120. In its theoretical form, it is believed to be an alkaline earth metal, placing it in group 2 of the periodic table, below radium. As a superheavy element, berylli is highly unstable and predicted to have a very short half-life, decaying rapidly through alpha emission or spontaneous fission. Its existence has not been experimentally confirmed. Theoretical calculations suggest that berylli would likely be a highly reactive metal, even more so than its lighter counterparts in group 2. Its electron configuration is predicted to be [Og] 8s², indicating its valence electrons reside in the eighth shell. The discovery and synthesis of berylli remain a significant challenge for nuclear physicists and chemists. Research into superheavy elements like berylli aims to expand our understanding of nuclear structure, stability, and the limits of the periodic table. The "island of stability," a theoretical region where superheavy isotopes might have significantly longer half-lives, is a key focus of research that could potentially include isotopes of berylli.