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Neptunium

MY NUCLEUS Other important information about my element: NePtUNiUm FactMonster:	MY ELECTRONS Electron configuration. Valence Electrons. Symbol. Atomic weight. Group. Atomic number and other useful informations: ..::Neptunium::..
MY PROPERTIES If you want to know about my properties, look at this: NEPTUNiUM	MY HOME You can find neptunium of course, out there in the universe and here on earth.
MY COMPOUNDS My element has some mixtures of Halogens, Oxygens and Hydrogens. MY Compounds:	MY STORY I was named after a planet. [Neptune] I was discovered by Edwin McMillan and Philip Abelson in 1940. I was initially predicted by Walter Russel's "spiral" organization of the periodic table in University of California, Berkeley.
MY JOB Neptunium is usually used as neutron detection devices. The reason why neptunium doesn't have a lot of uses is because neptunium is a very synthetic element found arround nuclear reactors in Uranium ores. Also neptunium was only discovered 60 years ago, so there might be some other uses that has't been discovered yet.	I'M ELEMENT

Since my element is named after a planet, also known as the neptune, heres a sample of our solar system:

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