Seaborgium Micropowder

Seaborgium Micropowder

Seaborgium Description

Seaborgium, a transactinide, is the heaviest element that has been studied in aqueous solution. A synthetic element, it was first produced at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in the former Soviet Union in June of 1974. In September of that same year, a team at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory also succeeded in producing the element. Despite the Soviet team’s priority for this discovery, the element was named after the American chemist Glenn Seaborg, a winner of the 1951 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and the co-discoverer of 10 transuranic elements, as part of a compromise agreement concerning the naming of elements 104 through 108. Seaborg’s actinide concept transformed the periodic table, and he served as chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission for 10 years. Later in life, he was an ardent supporter of science education and science literacy.

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Storage Conditions:

Airtight sealed, avoid light and keep dry at room temperature.  

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