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What state of matter is francium?

Updated: 10/21/2023
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14y ago

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At room temperature it is just about a solid. However, its melting point is very low and will become a liquid at about 25oC.

NB You will not find Francium in the open lab., because it is radio-active.

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13y ago

Francium (Fr)

Atomic Number 87

Atomic Mass 223

Is a solid at room temperature.

The melting point is reported to be relatively low, 27 °C, 80 °F. However, there is some debate on the accuracy of this figure due to small sample sizes, radioactivity, and impurities.

The boiling point is reported to be 677 °C, 1250 °F, but again with some debate on the accuracy.

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11y ago

25o Celsius ?

Well, the melting point is 27o C and the boiling point is 677o C, so, if pure, a solid metal.

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14y ago

At 50 0C francium is very probable a liquid.

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14y ago

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