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nickel (Q744)

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chemical element with symbol Ni and atomic number 28
  • element 28
  • ₂₈Ni
  • Ni
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Ni
    English
    nickel
    chemical element with symbol Ni and atomic number 28
    • element 28
    • ₂₈Ni
    • Ni

    Statements

    image
    Raflinoer32-Museum Geologi-Nikel.jpg
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    named after
    nickeline
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    made from material
    phosphocyclite-(Ni)
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    paratacamite-(Ni)
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    tetrahedrite-(Ni)
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    tennantite-(Ni)
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    garnierite
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    pentlandite
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    pyrrhotite
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    millerite
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    nickeline
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    time of discovery or invention
    1751
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    canonical SMILES
    [Ni]
    1 reference
    stated in
    PubChem
    PubChem CID
    935
    language of work or name
    English
    title
    NICKEL (English)
    retrieved
    18 November 2016
    atomic number
    28
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    electron configuration
    [Ar] 4s² 3d⁸
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    reference URL
    https://physics.nist.gov/asd
    retrieved
    19 September 2026
    ionization energy
    7.639878±0.000017 electronvolt
    series ordinal
    1
    1 reference
    reference URL
    https://physics.nist.gov/asd
    title
    NIST Atomic Spectra Database, Ionization Energies (English)
    retrieved
    18 September 2026
    18.168838±0.000025 electronvolt
    series ordinal
    2
    1 reference
    reference URL
    https://physics.nist.gov/asd
    title
    NIST Atomic Spectra Database, Ionization Energies (English)
    retrieved
    18 September 2026
    35.187±0.019 electronvolt
    series ordinal
    3
    1 reference
    reference URL
    https://physics.nist.gov/asd
    title
    NIST Atomic Spectra Database, Ionization Energies (English)
    retrieved
    18 September 2026
    standard enthalpy of formation
    430.12 kilojoule per mole
    state of matter
    gas
    1 reference
    ISBN-13
    978-1-56396-820-4
    17.48 kilojoule per mole
    state of matter
    liquid
    1 reference
    ISBN-13
    978-1-56396-820-4
    standard molar entropy
    182.19 joule per mole kelvin
    state of matter
    gas
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    ISBN-13
    978-1-56396-820-4
    41.49 joule per mole kelvin
    state of matter
    liquid
    1 reference
    ISBN-13
    978-1-56396-820-4
    29.87 joule per mole kelvin
    state of matter
    solid
    1 reference
    ISBN-13
    978-1-56396-820-4
    density
    8.9±0.01 gram per cubic centimetre
    temperature
    20±1 degree Celsius
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    melting point
    2,831±1 degree Fahrenheit
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    1,728 kelvin
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    reference URL
    https://webelements.com/nickel/index.html
    retrieved
    16 January 2024
    1,455 degree Celsius
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    reference URL
    https://webelements.com/nickel/index.html
    retrieved
    16 January 2024
    boiling point
    5,139±1 degree Fahrenheit
    under pressure
    760±1 torr
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    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    3,186 kelvin
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    reference URL
    https://webelements.com/nickel/index.html
    retrieved
    16 January 2024
    2,913 degree Celsius
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    reference URL
    https://webelements.com/nickel/index.html
    retrieved
    16 January 2024
    vapor pressure
    0±1 millimetre of mercury
    temperature
    68±1 degree Fahrenheit
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    linear thermal expansion coefficient
    12.83 micrometre per metre kelvin
    temperature
    20 degree Celsius
    1 reference
    ISBN-13
    978-1-62708-155-9
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
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    time-weighted average exposure limit
    0.015±0.001 milligram per cubic metre
    applies to jurisdiction
    no value
    duration
    10±1 hour
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    1±1 milligram per cubic metre
    applies to jurisdiction
    United States
    duration
    8±1 hour
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    immediately dangerous to life or health
    10±1 milligram per cubic metre
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    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    mass
    58.6934±0.0004 dalton
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    stated in
    Atomic weights of the elements 2013 (IUPAC Technical Report)
    retrieved
    19 October 2020
    schematic
    Electron shell 028 Nickel - no label.svg
    1,400 × 1,400; 3 KB
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    Commons gallery
    Nickel
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    Atomic radius
    135 picometre
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    DOI
    10.1063/1.1725697
    retrieved
    3 October 2026
    Covalent radius
    124 picometre
    1 reference
    DOI
    10.1039/B801115J
    retrieved
    3 October 2026

    Identifiers

    J9U entity ID
    987007531440305171
    subject named as (monolingual text)
    Nickel (English)
    ניקל (Hebrew)
    النيكل (Arabic)
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    stated in
    National Library of Israel
    NDL Authority ID
    00568497
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    Reaxys registry number
    4122946
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    stated in
    ChEBI
    ChEBI ID
    28112
    language of work or name
    English
    title
    nickel atom (English)
    retrieved
    5 October 2016
    Gmelin number
    16229
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    SureChEMBL ID
    COD ID
    2100637
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    ICSC ID
    0062
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    CAMEO Chemicals ID
    4024
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    RTECS number
    QR5950000
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    ZVG number
    8230
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    HSDB ID
    1096
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    stated in
    Hazardous Substances Data Bank
    HSDB ID
    1096
    publication date
    28 October 2019
    title
    NICKEL, ELEMENTAL (English)
    retrieved
    10 May 2021
    Arabic Ontology lexical concept ID
    151078500
    subject named as
    nickel | atomic number 28 | Ni
    scope note
    a hard malleable ductile silvery metallic element that is resistant to corrosion; used in alloys; occurs in pentlandite and smaltite and garnierite and millerite (English)
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    CAB ID
    224368
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    stated in
    CABI Thesaurus
    retrieved
    6 April 2020
    GEMET ID
    5589
    subject named as
    nickel
    scope note
    A malleable ductile silvery-white metallic element that is strong and corrosion-resistant, occurring principally in pentlandite and niccolite: used in alloys, especially in toughening steel, in electroplating, and as a catalyst in organic synthesis. (English)
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    HCIS ID
    3204
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    3214
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    KBpedia ID
    Nickel
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    stated in
    KBpedia
    retrieved
    9 July 2020
    Lex ID
    nikkel
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    museum-digital tag ID
    56128
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    6573
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    Namuwiki ID
    니켈
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    NE.se ID
    nickel
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    Nomisma ID
    ni
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    PM20 ware ID
    143609
    subject named as
    Nickel
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    PSH ID
    5782
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    Treccani ID
    nichel
    subject named as
    nichel
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    UNSPSC code
    11101706
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    USGS Thesaurus ID
    1520
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    Vikidia article ID
    es:Níquel
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    fr:Nickel
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    WikiKids ID
    Nikkel
    MediaWiki page ID
    138061
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    WordNet 3.1 Synset ID
    14670788-n
    subject named as
    nickel, atomic number 28, Ni
    scope note
    a hard malleable ductile silvery metallic element that is resistant to corrosion; used in alloys; occurs in pentlandite and smaltite and garnierite and millerite (English)
    1 reference
    stated in
    GF WordNet
    YSO ID
    19926
    subject named as (monolingual text)
    nihkkel (Northern Sami)
    nickel (English)
    nikkeli (Finnish)
    nickel (Swedish)
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    stated in
    YSO-Wikidata mapping project
     
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