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2023/12/15 19:20:15
copernicium is proven to be solid at room temp.[metal]
Lucas Leung
2023/12/16 12:18:59
The physicochemical properties of copernicium (Cn) were explored by means of first-principles free-energy calculations. The resulting melting and boiling points of 283±11 K and 340±10 K classify Cn as a volatile liquid, for which a density very similar to that of mercury is calculated.

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