Periodic Table of Elements

02/05/09

Ag

Silver

Atomic Number

47

Atomic Symbol

Ag

	Name	Silver
	Meaning	Name comes from Anglo-Saxon siofur of unknown origin; symbol from the Latin 'argentum' meaning 'bright'

Group

Transition metals

Atomic Weight

107.8682

Density, g/cubic cm at STP

10.501

Melting Point, °C

961

Boiling Point, °C, 1 atm

2212

Naturally Occurring Isotopes

Ag-107, Ag-109

Discoverer

Prehistoric

Year

—

Ionization Energy, eV

7.5762

Configuration

[Kr] 4d10 5s

Description

Bright, lustrous pale grey

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