What is the heaviest metal in the universe?

Answer 1

Either osmium or iridium is the densest element. It's not entirely clear which; theoretical calculations predict that one is slightly denser and experiments show that the other is denser... but the difference is so small that it's possible that tiny errors in measurement could reverse the order.

Osmium in a metallic form is extremely dense, blue white, brittle and lustrous even at high temperatures, but proves to be extremely difficult to make.Osmium metal has the highest melting point and the lowest vapor pressure of the platinum family.One cubic metre of osmium would weigh about 22.65 tonnes!

Answer 2

Either osmium or iridium is the densest element. It's not entirely clear which; theoretical calculations predict that one is slightly denser and experiments show that the other is denser... but the difference is so small that it's possible that tiny errors in measurement could reverse the order.

Osmium in a metallic form is extremely dense, blue white, brittle and lustrous even at high temperatures, but proves to be extremely difficult to make.

Osmium metal has the highest melting point and the lowest vapor pressure of the platinum family.

One cubic metre of osmium would weigh about 22.65 tonnes!

Answer 3

Osmium, a transition element has the highest density among metals.

Answer 4

The heaviest metal ON EARTH that is not created in a lab is plutonium.

Answer 5

Osmium and Iridum, both have very close densities, so they are considered both the highest.

Answer 6

black metal. its the heaviest of all extreme metals

Answer 7

Osmium is the heaviest metal on the planet earth.

Answer 8

The heaviest naturally occurring metal in the universe is uranium, with an atomic number of 92. However, in laboratories, scientists have created heavier elements through nuclear fusion experiments.

Answer 9

Osmium