odine

Jakki Moore

Iodine Ian Violet Iodine, or I, was

discovered in 1811 by Bernard Courtois in France. Iodine was named after the Greek word meaning “violet.” It’s atomic mass is 127, and atomic number is 53. This Halogen is a solid baby boy, and has a melting point of 113.7 degree’s Celsius & and boiling point of 184.4 degree’s Celsius.

The Bohr model of Iodine

iodine is a shiny blue-black solid.

Pronunciation Rebus of Iodine,

/EYE-O-DINE./

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. The yellow dots are the Iodine that attach to seaweed.

Iodine is an essential trace element to many species, including humans. It is a component of thyroid hormones. Lack of iodine will cause goiter, a thyroid deficiency disease. Iodine is believed to be the heaviest element required by humans.

Ian Violet Iodine

1811France

French Chemist, Bernard Courtois.

Weight (atomic mass)

127family

Halogen

Melting point:

113.7 degrees CelsiusBoiling point 184.4 degrees Celsius

Ian Iodine’s Body PartsAtomic number = 53

Neutrons = 74

Electrons = 53

Protons = 53

This is Iodine.

Ian Iodine’s poem

I

In group 17 is where I’m foundI’m a solid, black, and blue..and also round.

I am a Halogen.Atomic mass, one twenty seven.

Ian Iodine’s Family

Brother Bromine

Father FluorineSister Chlorine

(5 Courtois lane)

Ian’s model

Bohr’s model of Iodine.

Ian Iodine’s Career

Ian Iodine will become a Marine Biologist because he sticks to seaweed.