Learn about molybdenum, a fascinating element!
MOLYBDENUM
Molybdenum, or Mo, is a really interesting element! It is number forty-two on the periodic table of elements, and is about 30 dollars a pound. Molybdenum was discovered by Peter Jacob in 1781. There are many other interesting things about molybdenum, so I hope you enjoy learning about this amazing element!
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ABOUT MOLYBDENUM
Molybdenum is an interesting element, but many people have not heard of it or know about it. Here are some important things to know about molybdenum:
Atomic Number: 42 Atomic Mass: 95.95 Melting Point: 4753 F Boiling Point: 8382 F Element Classification: Metal Period Number: 5 Group Number: 6 Density: 10.2
Block: d Protons: 42 Neutrons: 54 Electrons: 42 Valence Electrons: 6
MORE ABOUT MOLYBDENUM
The Element History
Molybdenum was discovered by scientist Peter Jacob Hjelm in the fall of 1781, but had been confused with lead for a long time. It can not be found in free nature, and wasn't used outside of a lab until the 1900. Want to learn more? Click the link below or watch the video to become a molybdenum expert!
Fun Fact!
Molybdenum was found on the moon by russians during the Luna 24 mission!
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