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My Nucleus
My nucleus has 53 protons

There is only one naturally occuring isotope Iodine-127.

I also have 15 other radiosotope.
My half-lives range from 3.6 mi. to 17 million years.

My average atomic mass is 126.90 grams/mole.
bohr model of iodine


My Electrons
I have 53 electrons when I am neutral.

My electrom configuration is:
1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s2 3d10 4p6 5s2 4d10 5p5 or [Kr].4d10.5s2.5p5

Kossel shell structure of Iodine
My shell structure is:
2.8.18.18.7

My Properties
The color of iodine is dark violet or a bluish black color and non-metalic. It is a non-metal so it doesn't conduct electricity or heat. It is a solid at room temperature.My boiling point is 365.7 degrees F. My melting point is 236.3 degrees F.
picture of iodine
My Home
(Body, Planet, Universe)
The geological information of iodine.
Iodine is found in the human body, the universe and even in sea water. But iodine is never found as a free element in nature.
Iodine also comes from seaweed like from Irish moss.
iodine comes from seaweed
I am
Iodine

picture of iodine


My Compounds
(My Friends!)
Iodine has componds with fluorine, chlorine, bromine, and oxygen. It has 4 compounds with flourine, 2 with chlorine, 1 with bromine, and 3 with oxygen. I also have a compound with nitrogen called nitrogen triiodide.
the result of touching nitrogen triiodide!

My Story
Iodine was discoverd in 1811in France by Bernard Courtois.

Iodine is of Greek Origin "iodes" meaning "violet".
Iodine was discvered in seaweed.
iodine is harvested in seaweed

My Jobs
I am used in medicine(disinfectant for eternal wounds), in photography, and as a nutrient added to salt. Iodine treats tumors in the thyroid gland.
iodine used in thyroid gland







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