Francium

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Francium is an element. It is very unstable and radioactive. It lasts very short. If it existed, it would be very reactive, more reactive than caesium. It is the heaviest alkali metal. It melts very easily.

Francium
Properties
Atomic symbol Fr
Atomic number 87
Classification Alkali Metals
Atomic mass 223 amu
Other Information
Date of discovery 1939
Name of discoverer Marguerite Perey
Name origin Named after France.
Uses None.
Obtained from Not commercially available, it is formed by the decay of actinium.