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Radium

Radium emits rays when mixed with beryllium
and the beryllium produces nutrons
radium can cause cancer and other body disorders
the element classification is solid
Radium id over million time more radio active than the same mass of uranium
Radium is obtained comertially as bromide and chloride
the atomic number is 88
the atomic weight is 226
the atomic symbol is Ra
number of electron and protons is 88
the number of neutrons is 136
the crystal structure is cubic
By Ravi Ghanta

Radium, You deserve to live in a stadium,
We hope you never fade-ium,
And you have a nice lady-um.

Radium, Radium, oh Radium,
Looking a little shady-um,
Have you been out with your ladyum?
Oh Radium - WHY Radium?!

By Sophie Anna Rob

Radium
Set free by Pierre and Marie
By Patricia Glaha

Radium

Raid, radial, radical,
rhyming ruthlessly, regretfully, ruefully
that there are no glowing
terms to use.
By J. Kelly

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