Seaborgium
  
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Statistics:
- Name: Seaborgium
- Symbol: Sg
- Classification: Transition Metal
- Atomic Number: 106
- Atomic Mass: 263.1182 g/mol
- Density: unknown
- Melting: unknown
- Boiling: unknown
- Protons & Electrons:106
- Neutrons:157
- Discovered: 1974
- Discovered By: Flerov
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Electrons Per Energy Level:
- Level 1: 2
- Level 2: 8
- Level 3: 18
- Level 4: 32
- Level 5: 32
- Level 6: 12
- Level 7: 2
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Isotopes:
Isotope: Half-life
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Brief Summary
Seaborgium is a Transition Metal with the symbol 'Sg' and contains 106 Protons & Electrons with 157 neutrons in the nucleus of the atom.
Seaborgium has an atomic mass of 263.1182 g/mol
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Seaborgium was discovered by Flerov in 1974 and is named 'Seaborgium' After Glenn T. Seaborg.
Some common usages for Seaborgium: currently unknown.
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Definitions and Notes
Density listed is at a temperature of 20°C.
Isotopes are forms of an element who have the same atomic number but different mass because they contain different number of neutrons.
Half-life is the time required for a quantity of a subject to fall to half of its current quantity.
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