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Being completely honest, Einsteinium has no really important uses and is quite boring, however, the discovery of Einsteinium might possibly lead to something revolutionary in the future.

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Isotope - Half life
Es-246 | 7.7 minutes
Es-248 | 26.0 minutes
Es-249 | 1.7 hours
Es-250 | 8.6 hours
Es-251 | 1.4 days
Es-252 | 1.3 years
Es-253 | 20.5 days
Es-254 | 276.0 days
Es-254m | 1.6 days
Es-255 | 40.0 days

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Song: Radioactive- Pentatonix & Lindsey Stirling

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Protons: 99
Neutrons: -153
Electrons: -99

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http://periodictable.com/Properties/A/CrustAbundance.v.log.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einsteinium
http://www.chemicalelements.com/elements/es.html

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Melting point:860 C°
Boiling point:996 C°
Density:8.84 g/cm3
Solid at room temperature
Very radioactive

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Class:Actinide
Family:Rare earth metals
Group:None
Abundance in Earths crust: None
Half life of 20.47 days

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Einsteinium can not be found anywhere known and so far has only been made in a lab from the decomposition of Californium.

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252 u

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99

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Es

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Einsteinium was discovered  by a team of scientists led by Albert Ghiorso in 1952 while studying the radioactive debris that was made by the detonation of the first hydrogen bomb, and the element was named after Albert Einstein.