Symbol |
Db |
|
Atomic Number |
105 |
Relative Atomic Mass 12C = 12.0000 |
262.114 (262Db) |
Atomic Radius pm |
139 (est.) |
First Ionisation Energy kJ mol-1 |
640 (est.) |
Electronegativity |
n/a |
Density kg m-3 |
39000 |
Molar Volume cm3 |
n/a |
Thermal Conductivity W m-1 K-1 |
n/a |
Melting Point K |
n/a |
Boiling Point K |
n/a |
Number of Isotopes |
7 |
Ground State Electron Configuration |
[Rn]5f146d37s2 |
Term Symbol |
4F3/2 |
Discovery |
260Db and 261Db were initially reported by a group of scientists at Dubna, Russia. Discovery confirmed at Berkeley, USA and Dubna in 1970. Acknowledgment of the discovery is shared between the two groups |
Name Derived From |
Named after Dubna |
Name in Other Languages |
Croatian | Dubnij |
Danish | dubnium |
Dutch | dubnium |
Finnish | dubnium |
French | dubnium |
German | Dubnium |
Italian | dubnio |
Norwegian | hahnium |
Portuguese | dúbnio |
Spanish | dubnio |
Swedish | dubnium |
Peter van der Krogt's Element Multidict - element name translations in over 48 langauges |