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    Boron is a semi-metallic element with an atomic number of 5 that was discovered in 1808 by Louis Jacques Thenard. It has a melting point of 2076 C, boiling point of 3927 C, and density of 2.37g per cubic meter. Some key uses of boron include as a rocket fuel igniter.

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    Boron is a semi-metallic element with an atomic number of 5 that was discovered in 1808 by Louis Jacques Thenard. It has a melting point of 2076 C, boiling point of 3927 C, and density of 2.37g per cubic meter. Some key uses of boron include as a rocket fuel igniter.

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    Boron Family

    By: Alex Gudalis


    Boron
    Boron is 13 on the periodic table

    Atomic Number: 5

    Symbol: B

    Atomic Mass: 10.811u

    Melting Point: 2076 C

    Boiling Point: 3927 C

    # Protons: 5

    # Electrons: 2,3
    Boron
    # Protons: 5

    Classification: Semi-Metallic

    Crystal Structure: Rhombohedral

    Ionic Radius: 180pm

    Density:2.37g per cubic meter

    Color: Black

    Discoverd By: Louis Jacques Thenard

    Date: 1808
    Boron
    Named From: Buraq which was Arabic for Borax.

    Used For:Rocket Fuel Igniter

    Electron Affinity: 26.7/mol

    Health Hazards: Non-Breathable


    Aluminium
    Atomic Number: 13

    Symbol: Al

    Atomic Mass: 26.981539 u

    Melting Point: 663.3 C

    Boiling Point: 2519 C

    Protons: 13

    Electrons: 13

    Neutrons: 13
    Al
    Classification: Metallic

    Crystal Structure: Cubical

    Color: Silver

    Discovered By: Hans Christian Orsted

    Date: 1825

    Density: 2.65

    Used for: Covering for food.

    Named From: Latin alum meaning bitter salt.

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