MATHMEMATICA PLOT Boiling Points

Q1. Plot the boiling points of the noble gases, helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, and radon versus atomic mass.

Q2. Plot the melting points of the first row transition metals, scandium through zinc (Z=21 through Z=30) versus atomic number.

Suggested approach for Q1:

Make a list of elements

Use the "ElementData" command (Aspirin, Step 3) to get boiling points and atomic masses

BTW, the available element properties are shown with ElementData["Helium","Properties"]

Imbed the "ElementData" inside a Table to get all boiling points and atomic masses. Hint: Depending on how you set up Table, you may need to use Transpose (see Wk4, Data_Fitting_Introduction.nb, Step 1)

Use ListPlot. Use option PlotTheme-> "Detailed"

Suggested approach for Q2:

Make a list of atomic numbers. You could use the Range command

Use the "ElementData" command (Aspirin, Step 3) to get melting points and atomic masses.

BTW, the melting point of mercury is -38 C. ElementData[80,"MeltingPoint"]

Imbed the "ElementData" inside a Table to get all boiling points and atomic masses. Hint: Depending on how you set up Table, you may need to use Transpose (see Wk4, Data_Fitting_Introduction.nb, Step 1)

Use ListPlot. Use option PlotTheme-> "Detailed"