Melting points of elements

The straightforward extrapolations of KeUer et al. of the physical and chemical properties of elements 113 and 114 are mainly based on the fact of the simple outer electronic structure of 7 i/2 and 7 i/2, with their large energetic and radial separation to the 7s and Qd electrons. As an example of these predictions, which are listed in Table 5, Fig. 16 shows the very suggestive extrapolations of the heat of sublimation of elements 113 and 114, and Fig. 17 the extrapolation of the melting point of element 113. The second important quantity for the derivation of the standard electrode potential through the Born Haber cycle is the ionization... 

Table 71. MELTING POINTS OF ELEMENTS AND Inorganic Compounds (sheet 2 of 13)... 

Tawe 71. Melting Points of Elements and Inorganic Compounds (sheet 4 oe 13)... 

Selecting Melting Points of Elements and Inorganic Compounds... 

Figure 3.9 A graph showing periodicity in the melting points of elements... 

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