Seaborgium
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| Property |
Value |
| Atomic Number |
106 |
| Element |
Seaborgium |
| Symbol |
Sg |
| Atomic Mass |
[269] (most stable isotope) |
| Number of Neutrons |
163 (Seaborgium-269) |
| Number of Protons |
106 |
| Number of Electrons |
106 |
| Period |
7 |
| Group |
6 |
| Phase |
Solid (predicted) |
| Radioactive |
Yes |
| Natural |
No (synthetic element) |
| Metal |
Yes |
| Nonmetal |
No |
| Metalloid |
No |
| Type |
Transition Metal |
| Atomic Radius |
— (not well established) |
| Electronegativity |
— (not well established) |
| First Ionization Energy |
~7.8 eV (estimated) |
| Density |
~35 g/cm³ (estimated) |
| Melting Point |
— (not well established) |
| Boiling Point |
— (not well established) |
| Number of Isotopes |
No stable isotopes (Sg-269 most notable) |
| Discoverer |
Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubna) and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
| Year |
1974 |
| Specific Heat |
— (not well established) |
| Number of Shells |
7 |
| Number of Valence Electrons |
6 |