Tungsten Element Properties
Look up every key property of Tungsten (W, Z=74) — from atomic mass and electron configuration to melting point and electronegativity.
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Tungsten (Wolfram)
Atomic number 74 · Group 6 · Period 6 · Transition Metal
The metal with the highest melting point and one of the highest densities — cornerstone of cutting tools, lamp filaments, and high-temperature engineering.
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Identity & Classification
Atomic Structure
Physical Properties
Thermodynamic Properties
Chemical Properties
Notable Isotopes
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Summary
Look up every key property of Tungsten (W, Z=74) — from atomic mass and electron configuration to melting point and electronegativity.
How it works
- The page loads a complete, curated dataset of Tungsten properties.
- Properties are grouped into thematic sections: identity, atomic structure, physical, thermodynamic, and chemical.
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- Notable isotopes are listed with abundance and half-life data.
Use cases
- Quick reference during chemistry homework or exams.
- Verify data for lab reports or research papers.
- Compare Tungsten with neighboring transition metals (Mo, Re, Os).
- Study periodic trends — atomic radius, ionization energy, electronegativity.
- Engineering calculations involving tungsten carbide or high-temperature alloys.
- Teaching periodic table concepts and refractory metal chemistry.
- Materials science and hardness studies for cutting tools and dies.
- Research on X-ray tube anodes, thermionic emitters, and thin-film electronics.
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Last updated: 2026-06-18 ·
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