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Title: Thorium


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Thorium
  • Atomic number90
  • Atomic weight232.038
  • Period7

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Properties and uses for Thorium
  • Thoriums melting point is 1842 degrees Celsius
    and 3348 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • Its boiling point is 4820 degrees celsius and
    8708 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • The density of solid is 11724.
  • The Molar volume is 96.80.
  • The electrical resistivity is 15.

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More Properties
  • Its color is a silvery-white.
  • Its standard state is a solid at 298k.

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Uses for Thorium
  • Thorium is used for portable gas lights.
  • It is used to coat tungsten wire.
  • It is a source of nuclear energy.
  • It is a alloying element for Magnesium.
  • It is used for high-temperature lab. Crucibles.
  • It is used to control the grain size of tungsten
    in electric lamps.

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Symbol
  • The symbol for Thorium is TH.
  • This came from the word Thor after the
    Scandinavian god of war.
  • It is found in Thorite and Thorianite.
  • It is found in New England, and other sites.

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Basic info.
Its symbol is TH.
Symbol
Its Atomic Number is 90
Its period is 7
It came from the word Thor.
Thorium
It is found in New England
Its color is a silvery white
Properties
Is a source of nuclear energy
Its boiling Point is 4820
Alloying element for magnesium
USES
It is used to coat Tungsten wire
Used for gas lights
Its melting point is 1842
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Sources
  • http//www.webelements.com/webelements/scholar/ele
    ments/periodic-table/uses.html
  • http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorium
  • http//www.scescape.net/woods/elements/thorium.ht
    ml
  • http//www.chemicalelements.com/elements/th.html
  • http//chemistry.about.com/library/blper5.html
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