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Property	Value
rdf:type	Element
rdfs:label	Curium
rdfs:comment	Curium (symbol Cm) is a chemical element, atomic number 96 on the periodic table. There are few commercial applications for curium but it may one day be useful in radioisotope thermoelectric generators. Curium bio-accumulates in bone tissue where its radiation destroys bone marrow and thus stops red blood cell creation.
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occurance	Radioactive
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Number	96
Stability	Stable
discoverer	Glenn T. Seaborg, Ralph A. James, Albert Ghiorso
Name	Curium
Discovery date	1944
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Mass	*
Title	File: 9-icon.pngFile: 6-icon.pngCurium
Symbol	Cm
Image	Curium 2.jpg
ImageCaption	Curium is named after Marie and Pierre Curie, who discovered radium and polonium, but not curium. It has some specialized applications in research, but is not generally available outside a few institutions
abstract	Curium (symbol Cm) is a chemical element, atomic number 96 on the periodic table. There are few commercial applications for curium but it may one day be useful in radioisotope thermoelectric generators. Curium bio-accumulates in bone tissue where its radiation destroys bone marrow and thus stops red blood cell creation.