1. Molybdenum properties
Molybdenum, with atomic mass 95.94 ± 0.01, atomic number 42 and electronic configuration (Kr) 4 d
5
5 s
1
, is the second member of group VI of the periodic table. As a transition element, it can assume all valence degrees from 2 to 6, the most important being valence degrees 3, 5 and 6. It crystallizes in the centric cubic system, and its lattice has the following parameter at 25°C: a
0
= 0.314 72 nm.
The generally accepted values of the most common physical constants are
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