| − | Francium would presumably be more reactive than [[Cesium]], reacting violently with Water to produce Francium Hydroxide and Hydrogen Gas. It would also react with Oxygen rapidly in the air. It has an esitmated melting point of 27 degrees Celsius, which would make it [[liquid]] in a warm room. None of these are confirmed owing to the rarity of the element and are based on the reactivity of the rest of the series. | + | Francium would presumably be more reactive than [[Cesium]], reacting violently with Water to produce Francium Hydroxide and Hydrogen Gas. It would also react with Oxygen rapidly in the air. It has an estimated melting point of 27 degrees Celsius, which would make it [[liquid]] in a warm room. None of these are confirmed owing to the rarity of the element and are based on the reactivity of the rest of the series. |