Radium at its core

Brief overview: ø
State of matter: solid
Metal
atomic mass: 226
atomic number:88
Number of protons: 88
Number of neutrons: 138
Number of electrons:88
Radium was discovered by Marie Curie in 1898
Density (at 20 degrees C) : 5.5 g/cm3 

Are you suffering from cancer?
Well if you are, you have come to the right place. This amazing element is used for one of the ways you can fight it. Its not a cure, necessarily, but it is an aid.©

Interested in self luminous paints?
Well then help us let Radium light your way©

Do you need dials for building an aircraft? 
Well Radium can provide a useful glow to them to help you see the readings at night to log everything happening within the plane.©  

Radium on the periodic table!

Radiums Bohr model: 

Radiums Lewis Dot map:

•Ra•

Radiums spdf configuration:
Ra=[Rn] 7s2

three of Radiums compounds˚:
Radium oxide: RaO
Radium Phosphate: Ra3(PO4)2
Radium Carbonate: RaCO3 

Radium has 25 different isotopes which have many different uses. From making bright pains, to curing cancer. ©

Radium is located in the 2nd group, in the 7th period

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