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Why is Osmium with atomic number 76 the densest element and twice a dense as lead with atomic number 82?
1 Answer
Because atomic no. doesn't affect the weight completely
Explanation:
An atom is is not only made of protons but also made of neutrons and electron which also contribute's to the total weight of an atom.
Though electrons depend on protons , neutrons do not depend on protons or electrons.And sometimes the total weight also doesn't affect the density which is the same in this case.
Since
So the less the volume the more the density
the volume of 1 atom of osmium is
While the volume of 1 atom of lead is
Element Atomic Number 76
As the volume of lead is more than that of osmium the density is more.
But many people ask the same question because the structure of the osmium atom doesn't apply to the
So if there is more shielding the effective nuclear charge is less and electrons are weakly attracted and thus the radius is more.As electrons repulse each other. The electron move away from each other increasing atomic radii.
Another reason is this that the increasing atomic no. has more force on electrons though they also increase with no. of electrons.But sometimes when atoms have d and f shells the atomic trend doesn't apply.
How To Find Atomic Number
Electron configuration of osmium =
Atomic Number 76 Element
Barbie riding club mac. In osmium the 4f electrons shielding is very bad and thus there's a contraction in the radius of the atom. So though the shielding maybe be bad in lead . Its worse in osmium.