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actinide

Any of a series of 15 radioactive metallic chemical elements with atomic numbers 89 (actinium) to 103 (lawrencium). Elements 89 to 95 occur in nature; the rest of the series are synthesized elements only. Actinides are grouped together because of their chemical similarities (for example, they are all bivalent), the properties differing only slightly with atomic number. The series is set out in a band in the periodic table of the elements, as are the lanthanides.



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The research of the members of the Inorganic Division covers the field, from phosphorus and fluorine compounds to organoactinides, and includes transition metal organometallics, inorganic polymers and the study of reaction mechanisms.
 
 
 
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