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61 Pm Promethium

Lanthanoid, mass: 145 u, no stable isotopes, abundance rank (earth/space): 91/85

Click image to magnify. This is only an illustration, not promethium itself. An otherwise typical lanthanoid, which however due to its radioactivity produces quite some heat and therefore on the surface quickly oxidizes to pink Pm2O3.

Promethium

Promethium is the second element aftertechnetium, of which no stable isotopes exist. However, it is much more unstable than this, the most long-lived isotope,145Pm, has a half-life of just under 18 years. The only natural isotope,147Pm, has a half-life of only about two and a half years. This on Earth occurs only in traces, most of it is from nuclear waste. There are some few, very special applications for promethium, e.g. in radioisotope thermoelectric generators. Very few stars contain promethium, which they seem to produce themselves, however they may do that.


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