Transition metals
Bohrium
A synthetic element honoring physicist Niels Bohr.
Atomic #107Mass[270]Blockd-blockPeriod7Group7
Bh107 · [270]
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Electron configuration
[Rn] 5f14 6d5 7s2
A neutral Bohrium atom has 107 electrons (equal to its proton count). Choosing a different isotope above changes only the neutron count.
Shell distribution
Shell 12 e⁻Shell 28 e⁻Shell 318 e⁻Shell 432 e⁻Shell 532 e⁻Shell 613 e⁻Shell 72 e⁻
Electrons fill inner shells before outer ones; the outermost (valence) shell drives the element's chemistry.
Properties
Physical & atomic properties
- State (room temp)
- Unknown
- Melting point
- —
- Boiling point
- —
- Density
- —
- Electronegativity
- —
- Atomic radius
- —
- 1st ionization energy
- 740 kJ/mol
- Category
- Transition metals
History
Discovery & naming
- Discovered
- 1981
- Discovered by
- GSI Darmstadt team
- Origin of name
- Physicist Niels Bohr.
Notable uses
Scientific research only.
Cosmic origin
Where Bohrium comes from
Human synthesis
Synthetic. Its most stable isotopes survive for only seconds.
Simplified origin map — many elements form through more than one astrophysical pathway.
Summary
- Atomic number
- 107
- Atomic mass
- [270]
- Category
- Transition metals
- Group · Period
- 7 · 7
- Block
- d-block
- Shells
- 2 · 8 · 18 · 32 · 32 · 13 · 2