BORON, B (5)
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ATOMIC ARCHITECTURE
BORON
B (5)
ˈbɔːrɒn
PHONETICS
Boron is produced entirely by cosmic ray spallation and not by stellar nucleosynthesis and is a low-abundance element in both the Solar system and the Earth’s crust.
ELEMENT BRIEF
1808 by Sir Humphrey Davy, France.
DISCOVERY
Arabic, 'buraq' and the Persian 'burah'.
ETYMOLOGY
Boron
ELEMENT
B
SYMBOL
5
ATOMIC NUMBER
7440-42-8
CAS NUMBER
ELEMENTAL SPECTRUM
Black
ELEMENTAL COLOUR
-
REFRACTIVE INDEX
-
POISSON RATIO
4.395 cm³
MOLAR VOLUME
-
BRINELL HARDNESS
9.30
MOHS HARDNESS
49.00G Pa, 483.592'4k Atm
VICKERS HARDNESS
16,200 m/s, Mach 47.230'3
SPEED OF SOUND
320.00G Pa, 3.158'2M Atm
BULK MODULUS
-
SHEAR MODULUS
-
YOUNG MODULUS
ALLOTROPES
2,348.15 K, 2,075.00 °C
MELTING POINT
4,273.15 K, 4,000.00 °C
BOILING POINT
-
AUTOMATIC IGNITION
-
FLASHPOINT
-
CRITICAL TEMPERATURE
-
CRITICAL PRESSURE
27.000'000 W/(m K)
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY
0.000’006'0 K¯¹
THERMAL EXPANSION
1,030.00 J/(kg K)
SPECIFIC HEAT
50.000 kJ/mol
HEAT FUSION
507.000 kJ/mol
HEAT VAPORISATION
-
HEAT COMBUSTION
-
CURIE POINT
-
NEEL POINT
-
ADIABATIC INDEX
Solid
PHASE
Insulator
ELECTRICAL TYPE
100.00μ S/m
CONDUCTIVITY
10.00k Ω.m
RESISTIVITY
-
SUPERCONDUCTING POINT
Diamagnetic
MAGNETIC TYPE
-0.000'000'008'7
MASS SUSCEPTIBILITY
-0.000'000'000'094'10
MOLAR SUSCEPTIBILITY
-0.000'021'400'00
VOLUME SUSCEPTIBILITY
Metalloid
CLASSIFICATION
10.811'028'1
ATOMIC WEIGHT
87 pm
ATOMIC RADIUS
85 pm
COVALENT RADIUS SINGLE BOND
78 pm
COVALENT RADIUS DOUBLE BOND
73 pm
COVALENT RADIUS TRIPLE BOND
192 pm
VAN DER WAALS RADIUS
[He]2s²2p¹
ELECTRON CONFIGURATION
Rhombohedral, Primitive
CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
2.460'00 g/cm³
DENSITY AS SOLID
2.080'00 g/cm³
DENSITY AS LIQUID
-
DENSITY AS GAS
R_3m
SPACE GROUP NAME
166
SPACE GROUP NUMBER
1.013'34, 1.013'34 & 1.013'34
LATTICE ANGLES
506, 506 & 506 pm
LATTICE CONSTANTS
3
VALENCE
2.04
ELECTRONEGATIVITY
26.99 kJ/mol
ELECTRON AFFINITY
IONISATION ENERGY
0.000'000'1 %
UNIVERSE
0.000'16 %
METEORITES
0.000'000'2 %
SUN
0.000'11 %
EARTH CRUST
0.000'44 %
OCEANS
0.000'07 %
HUMANS
Stable
HALF LIFE
Stable
LIFETIME
2p¹ = 2, 1, -1, +1/2
QUANTUM NUMBERS
5.240'00 b σs
NEUTRON CROSS SECTION
767.000'00 b σa
NEUTRON MASS ABSORPTION
STABLE ISOTOPES
UNSTABLE ISOTOPES
ISOTOPIC CHAIN
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