Mendelevium

 =Mendelevium=


 * Atomic Number:** 101


 * Protons:** 101


 * Electrons:** 101


 * Neutrons:** 157


 * Average Atomic Mass:** 258


 * Isotopes:** Md-255 Md-256 Md-257 Md-258 Md-259 Md-260


 * Discovery:** Mendelevium was discovered by Glenn T. Seaborg, Albert Ghiorso, Bernard Harvey, Gregory Choppin, Stanley G. Thompson at 1955 in USA.
 * Name:** Mendelevium is named after Dimitri "Mendeleev", the Russian chemist who contributed so much to the development of the periodic table.


 * Uses:** Mendelevium has been used to elucidate some of the chemical properties of mendelevium in aqueous solution.


 * Interesting Facts**: The element was named after a Russian chemist who contributed a lot to the development of the  periodic table.

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 * Sources**
 * Photo: [|Mendeelev by Repin on Wikimedia Commons]
 * Video: [|Mendelevium on the periodic table of videos]
 * [|Mendelevium on WebElements]
 * [|Mendelevium history on WebElements]
 * [|Mendelevium uses on WebElements]
 * [|Isotopes on WebElements]