Copper

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Copper
Copper
General Info
Atomic Symbol Cu
Atomic Number 29
Atomic Weight 63.546 g/mol63.546 amu
Chemical series Transition metals
Appearance metallic bronze
Group, Period, Block 11, 4, d
Electron configuration [Ar] 3d10 4p1
Electrons per shell 2, 8, 18, 1
CAS number [7440-50-8]
Physical properties
Phase solid
Density 8.96 g·cm−3 g/cm3
Melting point 1357.77 K1,084.62 °C
1,984.316 °F
2,443.986 °R
Boiling point 2835 K2,561.85 °C
4,643.33 °F
5,103 °R
Isotopes of Copper
iso NA half-life DT DE (MeV) DP

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All properties are for STP unless otherwise stated.





a native copper nugget.
a native copper nugget.
copper can also be used to form tubing
copper can also be used to form tubing

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Atomic number 29  +
Atomic symbol Cu  +
Atomic weight 63.546 g/mol (63.546 amu)  +
Boiling point 2,835 K (2,561.85 °C, 4,643.33 °F, 5,103 °R)  +
Melting point 1,357.77 K (1,084.62 °C, 1,984.316 °F, 2,443.986 °R)  +
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