57Fe Isotope Applications:

Iron-57 isotope (Fe-57 isotope, 57Fe isotope)

  • 57Fe isotope is used for studies of fibre sorbents, Ziegler–Natta catalysts, polynuclear cluster compounds;
  • 57Fe isotope is used for doping of iron borate crystals for studies of nuclear resonant scattering ;
  • 57Fe isotope is used for research of studies of phase transfer kinetics in minerals and cation exchange in hydrothermal processes;
  • 57Fe isotope is used for studies of irregularities in structures of crystals, glass and ceramic materials through nuclear gamma resonance (NGR) and electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR);
  • 57Fe isotope is used for studies of iron metabolism, protein tracing through NGR spectroscopy;
  • 57Fe isotope is used for as an absorber for Mössbauer spectrometer calibration;
  • 57Fe isotope is used for gamma radiation detector development;
  • 57Fe isotope is used for magnetic domain thin film design;
  • 57Fe isotope is used for studies of hydrogen diffusion in metals;
  • 57Fe isotope is used for studies of magnetic compounds (e.g. studies of materials with high Curie temperatures and electron mobility, magnetic semiconductors, magnetic isotope doped amorphous materials);
  • 57Fe isotope is used for studies of phase changes and pinhole defects in rare-earth metal oxides;
  • 57Fe isotope is used for studies of surface properties of high dispersion minerals;

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57Fe Safety Data Sheet (SDS) in metal form - Download pdf file
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Properties of 57Fe Isotope:

Properties of 57Fe Isotope:57Fe
Natural Abundance (%)2.12
Atomic Mass (Da)56.9353928
Relative Isotopic Mass56.9353928
Neutron Number (N)31
Atomic Number (Z)26
Mass Number (A)57
Nucleon Number (A)57
Proton Number (Z)26
Half-lifeStable
Spin0.5
Quadrupole Moment0
g-factor (g value)0.1809
Group8
Period4
Electron Configuration Blockd
Melting Point (K)1811
Boiling Point (K)3034
Specific Heat0.412
Heat of Formation415.5
Thermal Conductivity80.4
Dipole Polarizability 62
Electron Affinity (kJ/mole)0.153236
Electronegativity (Pauling scale)1.83
Atomic Radius (pm)126
Covalent Radius (pm)140
VDW Radius (pm)
Lattice Constant2.856
Crystal StructureBCC
Jmol color#e06633

57Fe Information

Iron is a silvery malleable and ductile metallic transition element. It has 28 isotopes, 4 of them are natural stable ones, and it is the fourth most abundant element in the earth's crust. Iron is required by living organisms as a trace element (it is used in hemoglobin in humans). Quite reactive, iron oxidizes in moist air, displaces hydrogen from dilute acids and combines with nonmetallic elements.

Iron is used in steel and other alloys. This element is essential for humans. Iron is the chief constituent of hemoglobin which carries oxygen in blood vessels. Its oxides are used in magnetic tapes and disks.

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FAQ about 57Fe Isotope:

What is 57Fe isotope natural abundance?
Answer: 2.120 %

What is atomic mass for 57Fe isotope?
Answer: 56.935393 Da

What is isotopic mass for 57Fe isotope?
Answer: 56.935393

How many neutrons does 57Fe isotope have?
Answer: 31

How many protons does 57Fe isotope have?
Answer: 26

How many electrons does 57Fe isotope have?
Answer: 26

What is atomic number for 57Fe isotope?
Answer: 26

Is 57Fe isotope stable?
Answer: Yes

Is 57Fe isotope radioactive?
Answer: No

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