KRYPTON

KRYPTON (36) (Gaseous)  81(210,000 years)EC  85(10.72 years)B-
Atomic radius:1.03Deg. A (Quantum mech. value for a free atom)
Atomic volume:38.9 cm(3)/mol Liquid state at boiling point
Atomic weight:83.8 (Based on Carbon 12)
Boiling point:119.8Deg. Kelvin
Covalent radius:1.12Deg. A
Crystal structure:Cubic,face centered
Density:3.74 g/l at 273Deg. Kelvin and 1atm
Electrical conductivity:
Electron configuration:1s(2)2s(2)p(6)3s(2)p(6)3d(10)4s(2)p(6)
Electronegativity:
First ionization potential:13.999 V
Heat of fusion:1.638 kJ/mol at melting point
Heat of vaporization:9.029 kJ/mol at boiling point
Melting point:115.78Deg. Kelvin
Oxidation states:
Specific heat capacity:.248 Jg(x.1) K(x.1) at 300Deg. Kelvin
Thermal conductivity:0.0000949 W cm(x.1) K(x.1) at 300Deg. Kelvin
Description:A colorless,relatively inert gaseous element found in air at about
one volume per million and is used especially in electric lamps.

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