Seaborgium Atom Structure - Nucleus with 106 Protons and 157 Neutrons #1999596 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays a stylized Bohr-like model of a seaborgium atom (atomic number 106), with a central yellow nucleus labeled “P: 106” and “N: 157”, indicating 106 protons and 157 neutrons. Surrounding the nucleus are concentric electron shells in shades of blue and purple, populated with black-and-white spheres representing electrons arranged in approximate orbital layers. The visual emphasizes nuclear composition over quantum accuracy, serving as an educational schematic.

Used in educational science content-particularly high school or undergraduate chemistry pages-to explain superheavy elements, isotopes, and atomic structure. Matches user intent for learning about transuranic elements like seaborgium-263 (²⁶³Sg), which has exactly 106 protons and 157 neutrons.