Plutonium is a radioactive element with a density of 19.86 grams, boiling point of 5842°F, and melting point of 1182.9° F. It can exist as the core of a nuclear bomb due to its radioactive properties, but is also used to power artificial pacemakers. The document provides general information about plutonium such as its atomic weight and crystal structure, and describes its uses in nuclear weapons and medical devices.

1. Plutonium
Mike Genovesi

2. Plutonium
Mike Genovesi

3. General Information
• Density-19.86 grams
• Standard Atomic weight-244
• Boiling point-5842°F
• Atomic radius-159 picometer
• Melting point- 1182.9° F
• Crystal structure- monoclinic
• Very very radioactive

4. General Information
• Density-19.86 grams
• Standard Atomic weight-244
• Boiling point-5842°F
• Atomic radius-159 picometer
• Melting point- 1182.9° F
• Crystal structure- monoclinic
• Very very radioactive

5. History of Plutonium

6. History of Plutonium

7. Uses of Plutonium
Plutonium can be used in a few
different key ways:
One way is by using it in Nuclear
bombs. Since Plutonium is one of
the most radioactive elements, it An artificial
Pacemaker
can be used for the core if a nuclear
bomb. The other way, which is
more helping, is by using it in a
Pacemaker. The thing that charges
a Pacemaker is Plutonium.

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