Atomic Number of Hassium

Hassium Atomic Number

Atomic Number of Hassium is 108.

Chemical symbol for Hassium is Hs. Number of protons in Hassium is 108. Atomic weight of Hassium is 277 u or g/mol. Melting point of Hassium is unknown and its the boiling point is unknown.

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About Hassium

Hassium is one of the newly discovered chemical elements. It is a highly radioactive metal which is very dangerous for living things on our planet and does not occur in nature. It was obtained about 35 years ago by a group of German scientists and named after a province in Germany, Hesse. So far, only a few atoms of hassium have been produced, and this chemical element is used exceptionally for scientific purposes and research.

Properties of Hassium Element

Atomic Number (Z)108
Atomic SymbolHs
Group8
Period7
Atomic Weight277 u
Density40.7 g/cm3
Melting Point (K)unknown
Melting Point (℃)unknown
Boiling Point (K)unknown
Boiling Point (℃)unknown
Heat Capacity
Abundance0 mg/kg
State at STP
OccurrenceSynthetic
DescriptionTransition metal
Electronegativity (Pauling) χ
Ionization Energy (eV)
Atomic Radius
Covalent Radius
Valence Electrons
Year of Discovery1984
DiscovererSociety for Heavy Ion Research

What is the Boiling Point of Hassium?

Hassium boiling point is unknown. Boiling point of Hassium in Kelvin is unknown.

What is the Melting Point of Hassium?

Hassium melting point is unknown. Melting point of Hassium in Kelvin is unknown.

When was Hassium Discovered?

Hassium was discovered in 1984.