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| lithium (Li, 2S1/2 in ground state) | ||||
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| lithium | has symbol Li | ![]() |
| has stable isotope lithium 6, lithium 7 | ![]() | |
| has lethal intake 525 mg kg-1 carbonate ingested by rat | ![]() | |
| has reserves 7.3 × 106 tonnes | ![]() | |
| has main mining area USA, brines of Searles Lake, California | ![]() | |
| has mineral amblygonite, lepidolite, petalite, spodumene | ![]() | |
| has neutron scattering length -0.190 × 10-12 cm | ![]() | |
| has electron affinity 59.6 kJ mol-1 from Li to Li- | ![]() | |
| has toxic intake 20 - 200 g | ![]() | |
| has poisson's ratio 0.36 GPa | ![]() | |
| has rigidity modulus 4.24 GPa | ![]() | |
| has young's modulus 4.91 GPa | ![]() | |
| has mass magnetic susceptibility +2.56 × 10-8 kg-1 m3 for solid | ![]() | |
| has electrical resistivity 8.55 × 10-8 Ω m at 273 K | ![]() | |
| has covalent radii 123 pm | ![]() | |
| has thermal neutron capture cross section 70.5 barns | ![]() | |
| has longest lived isotope lithium 7 | ![]() | |
| has isotope mass range 5 to 9 | ![]() | |
| has number of isotopes 5 including nuclear isomers | ![]() | |
| has pronunciation lith-iuhm | ![]() | |
| has name origin lithos = stone from Greek | ![]() | |
| has discovery location Stockholm, Sweden | ![]() | |
| has abundance 10 in Sun relative to H = 1 × 1012 | ![]() | |
| has abundance 20 p.p.m. in Earth's crust | ![]() | |
| has abundance 0.17 p.p.m. in seawater | ![]() | |
| has specimen chunks, ingot, powder, ribbon, rod, shot or wire. Care ! | ![]() | |
| has world production 39000 tonnes year-1 | ![]() | |
| has chief source petalite, lepidolite | ![]() | |
| has mass absorption coefficient 0.716 cm2 g-1 for CuKalpha X-ray diffraction | ![]() | |
| has mass absorption coefficient 0.217 cm2 g-1 for MoKalpha X-ray diffraction | ![]() | |
| has space group Im3m for α-Li | ![]() | |
| has space group Fm3m for β-Li | ![]() | |
| has crystal cell dimension a = 351.00 pm for α-Li | ![]() | |
| has crystal cell dimension a = 437.9 pm for β-Li | ![]() | |
| has crystal type b.c.c. for α-Li | ![]() | |
| has crystal type f.c.c. for β-Li | ![]() | |
| has atomic emission line 323.266 nm for Li I | ![]() | |
| has atomic emission line 548.355 nm for Li II | ![]() | |
| has atomic emission line 548.565 nm for Li II | ![]() | |
| has atomic emission line 610.362 nm for Li I | ![]() | |
| has atomic emission line 670.776 nm for Li I (strong) | ![]() | |
| has atomic emission line 670.791 nm for Li I (strong, used in atom absorption spectrometry) | ![]() | |
| has term symbol 2S1/2 in ground state | ![]() | |
| has electron configuration [He]2s1 in ground state | ![]() | |
| has mass of element in person 7 mg for a 70 kg average person | ![]() | |
| has daily dietary intake 0.1 - 2 mg | ![]() | |
| has level in humans 0.004 mg dm-3 in blood | ![]() | |
| has level in humans 1.3 p.p.m. in bone | ![]() | |
| has level in humans 0.025 p.p.m. in liver | ![]() | |
| has level in humans 0.023 p.p.m. in muscle | ![]() | |
| has hazard moderately toxic by ingestion but there are wide variations of tolerances. | ![]() | |
| has biological role none; but lithium acts to stimulate metabolism and can control manic-depressive disorders | ![]() | |
| has linear expansion coefficient 56 × 10-6 K-1 | ![]() | |
| has thermal conductivity 84.7 W m-1 K-1 at 300 K | ![]() | |
| has molar volume 13.00 cm3 | ![]() | |
| has heat capacity 24.77 J K-1 mol-1 for solid at constant pressure 0.1 MPa at 298.15 K | ![]() | |
| has heat capacity 20.786 J K-1 mol-1 for gas at constant pressure 0.1 MPa at 298.15 K | ![]() | |
| has heat of vaporization 134.7 kJ mol-1 | ![]() | |
| has heat of fusion 4.60 kJ mol-1 | ![]() | |
| has boiling point 1620 K | ![]() | |
| has melting point 453.69 K | ![]() | |
| has electronegativity 0.98 Pauling | ![]() | |
| has relative atomic mass 6.941 in units of 12C = 12.000 | ![]() | |
| has ionic radii 78 pm for Li+ | ![]() | |
| has atomic radii 152 pm | ![]() | |
| has number of protons 3 | ![]() | |
| has registry number 7439-93-2 for Chemical Abstracts System database | ![]() | |
| has density 534 kg m-3 for solid at 293 K | ![]() | |
| has density 515 kg m-3 for liquid at 453.69 K melting point | ![]() | |
| has ocean oxidation state I | ![]() | |
| has ocean residence time 2 × 106 years | ![]() | |
| has atomic number 3 | ![]() | |
| reacts with oxygen and water slowly | ![]() | |
| has discovery date 1817 | ![]() | |
| has discoverer J.A. Arfvedson | ![]() | |
| has uses light-weight alloys, especially with aluminium and magnesium, greases, batteries, glass, medicine and nuclear bombs | ![]() | |
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| has definition Soft, silvery-white, metal. Lightest of all solid elements, third in the periodic table after hydrogen and helium. Its atom comprises one proton and three electrons. One of the electrons is at a higher energy level than the other two. Some lithium formed in the big bang, along with huge amounts of hydrogen and helium. | ![]() | |
| is a kind of light element | ![]() | |
| is a kind of alkali metal | ![]() | |
| is a kind of accumulating oceanic element | ![]() | |
| alkali metal | has group 1 | ![]() |
| has hardness soft | ![]() | |
| has appearancee silvery except for francium | ![]() | |
| has synonym group I element | ![]() | |
| accumulating oceanic element | has ocean concentration depth indenpendent | ![]() |
| element | is a part of Universe | ![]() |
| oceanic element | has occurrence ocean | ![]() |
| particle | obeys uncertainty principle | ![]() |
| has frequency inversely proportional to the wavelength | ![]() | |
| has wavelength inversely proportional to its momentum | ![]() | |
| has charge | ![]() | |
| has mass | ![]() | |
| physical object | has location or center of gravity | ![]() |
| has angular momentum | ![]() | |
| has velocity | ![]() | |
| has momentum | ![]() | |
| has temperature | ![]() | |
| has volume | ![]() | |
| has extent | ![]() | |
| has material | ![]() |
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