Atomic no. 55, whose name, from Latin for 'sky blue', refers to the unique blue lines of its spectrum and colour of its flame
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- Metallic element with the symbol symbol Cs, discovered by Robert Bunsen and Gustav Kirchhoff in 1860
- Alkali metal that is the most reactive of the elements; atomic no.55
- Alkaline metal, symbol Cs
- Silver-white metallic element with the symbol Cs
- Metallic element that explodes on contact with water or air
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