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106 Sg

Seaborgium

Transition Metal
Atomic Mass
[271] u
Density
Not well established
Melting Point
Not well established
Boiling Point
Not well established
State
Solid
Discovery
1974

Discovery

Discovered by Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (USA) in 1974.

Common Uses

  • Scientific research

Interesting Facts

  • Named after Glenn T. Seaborg, a key figure in transuranium chemistry.
  • First element named after a living person.
  • Extremely short-lived, making it hard to study.
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