Einsteinium
| Formula / Notation | Es |
|---|---|
| Molecular Weight | 252 |
| Category | Elements |
What is Einsteinium?
Einsteinium is a synthetic radioactive actinide named after Albert Einstein. It was first identified in the debris of the first hydrogen bomb test (Ivy Mike) in 1952. Only nanogram quantities are typically produced.
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Always consult the SDS/MSDS before handling any chemical. This information is for educational purposes only.
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Einsteinium is a synthetic radioactive actinide named after Albert Einstein. It was first identified in the debris of the first hydrogen bomb test (Ivy Mike) in 1952. Only nanogram quantities are typically produced.
No practical applications. Used solely in nuclear physics and actinide chemistry research.
Highly radioactive. Available only in trace amounts. Handled in hot cells with full radiation protection.
The formula or notation for Einsteinium is: Es