Difference between revisions of "Berkelium"

Berkelium
Properties
Atomic symbol	Bk
Atomic number	97
Classification	Inner Transitional Metal
Atomic mass	247 amu
Other Information
Date of discovery	1949
Name of discoverer	G. T. Seaborg
Name origin	Berkelium is named after Berkeley, California.
Uses	Unknown
Obtained from	Man-made.

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−	{{Element \| name=Berkelium \| symbol=Bk \| anumber=97 \| amass=247 amu \| noe=97 \| class=Inner Transitional Metal \| cstructure=Unknown \| color=Unknown \| date=1949 \| discname=[[G. T. Seaborg]] \| origname=Berkelium is named after ~~Berkley~~, California. \| uses=Unknown \| obtained=Man-made. }}	+	{{Element \| name=Berkelium \| symbol=Bk \| anumber=97 \| amass=247 amu \| noe=97 \| class=Inner Transitional Metal \| cstructure=Unknown \| color=Unknown \| date=1949 \| discname=[[G. T. Seaborg]] \| origname=Berkelium is named after [[Berkeley]], California. \| uses=Unknown \| obtained=Man-made. }}

Berkelium

Properties
Atomic symbol	Bk
Atomic number	97
Classification	Inner Transitional Metal
Atomic mass	247 amu
Other Information
Date of discovery	1949
Name of discoverer	G. T. Seaborg
Name origin	Berkelium is named after Berkeley, California.
Uses	Unknown
Obtained from	Man-made.