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Vanadium (₂₃V^50.9415)
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Pure vanadium is bright white, soft, and ductile. Vanadium is found in about 65 different minerals, in some phosphate rocks and iron ores, in some crude oils, and in meteorites at small percentages. It is not affected by moisture at room temperature. However, it will oxidize at room temperature. The metal has good structural strength.
Melting Point	1910°C	Boiling Point	3407°C
Density	6.11g/cm³	Themal Conductivity @ 100°C	0.074cal/cm²/cm/s/°C
Specific Heat @ 25°C	0.120cal/g°C	Heat of Fusion	4.2k-cal/g-atom
Heat of Vaporization	106k-cal/g-atom	Atomic Volume	8.35W/D
First Ionization Energy	158K-cal/g-mole	Electronegativity	1.6Pauling's
Covalent Radius	1.22Angstroms	Linear Coefficient of Expansion @ 20°C	9.7x10^-6K^-1
Electrical Resistivity	24.8µΩ-cm	Crystal Structure	Cubic, body centered
Modulus of Elasticity @ 30°C	18-19x10⁶psi	Thermal Neutron Cross Section	5.0barns/atom
Poisson Ratio	0.36	Shear Modulus	6.73x10⁶psi
Magnetic Susceptibility	1.4x10^-6cgs