Difference between revisions of "Arsenic"

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== Element ==
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{{Element | name=Arsenic | symbol=As | anumber=33 | amass=74.9 amu | noe=33 | class=Non-Metal | cstructure=Rhombohedral | color=Gray | date=Arsenic has been known since ancient times. | discname=Unknown | origname=From the Greek ''arsenikos'' and Latin ''arsenicum''. | uses=Arsenic conducts electricity and is a poison | obtained=Mispikel }}
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'''Name:''' Arsenic
 
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'''Symbol:''' As  
 
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'''Atomic Number:''' 33  
 
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'''Atomic Mass:''' 74.9 amu
 
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'''Number of electrons:''' 33
 
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'''Classification:''' Non-metal
 
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'''Crystal structure:''' Rhombohedral
 
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'''Color:''' Gray
 
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'''Date of Discovery:''' Has been known since ancient times.  
 
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'''Name of Discoverer:''' Unknown
 
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'''Name Origin:''' From Greek ''Arsenikos'' and Latin ''Arsenicum''
 
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'''Uses:'''  Arsenic conducts electricity and is a poison.
 
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'''Obtained from:''' mispikel
 

Revision as of 22:20, January 1, 2007

Arsenic
Properties
Atomic symbol As
Atomic number 33
Classification Non-Metal
Atomic mass 74.9 amu
Other Information
Date of discovery Arsenic has been known since ancient times.
Name of discoverer Unknown
Name origin From the Greek arsenikos and Latin arsenicum.
Uses Arsenic conducts electricity and is a poison
Obtained from Mispikel