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The last element of actinide series is:


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Actinides

  • There are 15 actinide elements in the universe.
  • Except for lawrencium, which is a d-block element, the actinides use the f sublevel in their electronic configuration.
  • Thorium and uranium are the only two actinides found in significant amounts in the Earth's crust.
  • Actinides have strong electropositive potential.

Last element of the actinide series

  • The filling up of 5f orbitals begins with thorium and finishes with lawrencium in the second f transition series, often known as the actinide series.
  • Lawrencium has an atomic number of 103.
  • It is the last member of the actinide series.

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