Plutonium:
Cost: About $5000 per 100 grams bulk
and about $13000 per 100 grams pure.
Synthesis: Man-made in nuclear reactors
Charactersitics: Highly Radioactive
Half-Life: 87.74 year platinum
While platinum is the most expensive element commonly traded in the open market, many of the elements are extremely rare, was well as unstable, and cost many time more than platinum. And note that the form of the element makes a difference as well. A diamond is pretty much a pure carbon crystal and worth more than platinum..
Depends on what type of worktop you are talking about. If your referring to a tool workshop, then neither, they are to expensive and will just get chipped and beat up. If this is not the case then go with quartz, as it is the most durable, and the most expensive there is. You will see this when you go to buy it that quartz is the most expensive.
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Overhead transmission lines are less expensive, in most cases, significantly less expensive, than underground cables. Underground transmission cables require insulation, cooling systems, and -the most expensive feature- excavation!
top pointer of a stack is the pointer that refers to the top most element of the stack.
First of all Diamond Isn't even an element, Platinum is the most expensive element of all.
the most expensive element is a synthetic element which is Californium. It costs approximately 2.7 billion dollars per 100g. The one which isn't synthetic and the most expensive is lutetium and it costs $10000 per 100g.
Probable the atom of the element ununoctium.
Plutonium is very expensive but tritium, carbon as diamond and californium-252 are more expensive.
Astatine. the entire planet contains only about 17 atoms of it
An answer is impossible without a definition of a "powerful element"; and this syntagma is not adequate for a chemical element. But it is true that plutonium is very dangerous (radioactive and toxic) and expensive.
The International Space Station (ISS), at an estimated cost of between $35 billion to $160 billion. Darmstadtium, is an element. I'm not sure if it's the most expensive but the element only lasts a few milliseconds, making it hard to obtain and extremely valuable.
It depends on the currency that is used to value it. If the currency was human lives, then I would say that more people have died for gold than any other element.
Platinum
Lutetium is found in the nature as a phosphate; lutetium is a scarce and expensive element.
Rhenium is a chemical element, metal, rare, very expensive.
Curium is an artificial element, very scarce and expensive.