What do you do with Protactinium?

Answer 1

A highly radioactive metal and weakly basic actinide.

Answer 2

Protactinium is an Actinide element; that is it is radio-active.

Its atomic Number is 91 . Its standard atomic weight is 231

This means it is the 91st element in the Periodic Table, has 91 protons , 91 electrons and (231 - 91) = 141 neutrons.

It is in the 'f-blcck'.

It has seven(7) shells of electrons , with , starting from the inner most shell, 2,8,18,32,20,9,2 electrons in each shell.

Its shortened electron configuration is [Rd] 5f2 , 6d1, 7s2.

It is between Thorium and Uranium in the Periodic Table.

As mentioned above it is radio-active and undergoes decay to Actinium with an alpha particle being emitted.

[231/91]Pa = [4/2]He^(2+) + [227/89]Th

In its nuclear decay its half life is 32760 years.

Its appearance is a bright silvery metallic lustre.

M.P 1841 K . B.P. 4300 K

Answer 3

I'm not too bad at chemistry, but one thing I can't wrap my head around is how perfect the periodic table is. How is it that each element that we know is only one more proton than the last? How come it goes in PERFECT order instead of having a few elements with protons not perfectly linear to the periodic table?

Answer 4

Protactinium is primarily used for research purposes due to its radioactive nature. It is not produced in large quantities and has no significant industrial applications. Some research areas where protactinium is utilized include nuclear reactors and medical imaging.

Answer 5

chemical element with the symbol Pa and atomic number 91

Answer 6

Protactinium is a chemical element with symbol Pa and atomic number 91. Classified as an actinide, Protactinium is a solid at room temperature.

Answer 7

Protactinium is not an important element.

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Answer 8

1. Protactinium can be separated from uranium ores.

2. Protactinium can be obtained artificially by nuclear reactions, from thorium 232.

Answer 9

Protactinium exist in very low concentrations (ca. 3 mg/kg) in uranium ores.

Answer 10

Protactinium is a member of the actinides group.