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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE element SYSTEM "elements.dtd">
<element series="transition-metal">
   <name>Iron</name>
   <symbol>Fe</symbol>
   <atomic-number>26</atomic-number>
   <mass-number>56</mass-number>
   <electronegativity>1.83</electronegativity>
   <covalent-radius>1.165</covalent-radius>
   <atomic-radius>1.72</atomic-radius>
   <melting-point>1809.0</melting-point>
   <boiling-point>3135.0</boiling-point>
   <density>7.86</density>
   <specific-heat>0.44</specific-heat>
   <electrical-conductivity>0.0993e6</electrical-conductivity>
   <thermal-conductivity>0.802</thermal-conductivity>
   <isotopes>
      <isotope><mass-number>54</mass-number><abundance>5.85</abundance></isotope>
      <isotope><mass-number>56</mass-number><abundance>91.75</abundance></isotope>
      <isotope><mass-number>57</mass-number><abundance>2.12</abundance></isotope>
      <isotope><mass-number>58</mass-number><abundance>0.28</abundance></isotope>
   </isotopes>
</element>