Input interpretation
group 11 elements | atomic volume
Results
copper | 1.03×10^7 pm^3 (cubic picometers) silver | 1.72×10^7 pm^3 (cubic picometers) gold | 1.03×10^7 pm^3 (cubic picometers) roentgenium | (data not available)
group 11 elements | atomic volume | 1.03×10^7 pm^3 (cubic picometers) (median) (based on 3 values; 1 unavailable)
Ranked values
| | visual | ratios | 3 | copper | | 0.6 | 1 2 | gold | | 0.6 | 1 1 | silver | | 1 | 1.7
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Periodic table location
Periodic table location
Atomic radii properties
atomic radius (empirical) | median | 135 pm | highest | 160 pm (silver) | lowest | 135 pm (copper and gold) atomic radius (calculated) | median | 165 pm | highest | 174 pm (gold) | lowest | 145 pm (copper) | distribution | covalent radius | median | 136 pm | highest | 145 pm (silver) | lowest | 132 pm (copper) | distribution | van der Waals radius | median | 166 pm | highest | 172 pm (silver) | lowest | 140 pm (copper) | distribution |
Units
Unit conversions for median atomic volume 1.03×10^7 pm^3
1.03×10^-29 m^3 (cubic meters)
1.03×10^-26 L (liters)
3.6×10^-28 ft^3 (cubic feet)
Comparison for median atomic volume 1.03×10^7 pm^3
≈ 83 × volume of a helium atom ( 4 Pi/3 atomic radii of helium (the smallest atom)^3 )
Corresponding quantities
Radius r of a sphere from V = 4πr^3/3: | 135 pm (picometers) | 5.3×10^-9 inches
Edge length a of a cube from V = a^3: | 218 pm (picometers) | 8.6×10^-9 inches