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Tag Archives: Lanthanides
Ytterbium, Yb, Atomic number 70
General ytterbium [ʏtɛrbiʊm] is a chemical element with the element symbol Yb and atomic number 70. In the periodic table it is in the group of lanthanides and is thus also one of the rare earth metals. Ytterbium is after the first locality, … Continue reading
Thulium, Tm, Atomic number 69
General Thulium is a chemical element with the element symbol Tm and atomic number 69. In the periodic table it is in the group of lanthanides and is thus also one of the rare earth metals. Thulium (Named after Thule, the mythical island … Continue reading
Terbium, Tb, Atomic number 65
General Terbium is a chemical element with the element symbol Tb and atomic number 65. In the periodic table it is in the group of lanthanides and is thus also one of the rare earth metals. Terbium is after the first locality, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Gustav Mosander, CAS-Nummer 7440-27-9, Johan Gadolin, Lanthanides, Atomic number 65, rare earths, Terbium, Ytterbium
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Samarium, Sm, Atomic number 62
General samarium (after the mineral samarskite, which in turn named after the mining engineer W. M. Samarski) is a chemical element with atomic symbol Sm and atomic number 62. In the periodic table the element is silvery in the group of lanthanides and … Continue reading
Promethium, Pm, Atomic number 61
General promethium (von Prometheus, a Titan in Greek mythology) is a chemical element with the element symbol Pm and atomic number 61. In the periodic table it is in the group of lanthanides and is thus also one of the rare earth metals. … Continue reading
Neodymium, Nd, Atomic number 60
General neodymium (Nomenclature recommendation was temporarily: Neodymium) is a chemical element with the element symbol Nd and atomic number 60. In the periodic table it is in the group of lanthanides and is thus also one of the rare earth metals. The element name is derived … Continue reading
Lutetium, Lu, Atomic number 71
General Lutetium is a chemical element with the element symbol Lu and atomic number 71. In the periodic table it is in the group of lanthanides and is thus also one of the rare earth metals. Lutetium was 1905 of three independent scientists … Continue reading
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Tagged CAS-Nummer 7439-94-3, Lanthanides, Lu, Lutetium, Atomic number 71, rare earths, Sesquioxid Lu2O3
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Holmium, I, Atomic number 67
General Holmium is a chemical element with the element symbol Ho and atomic number 67. In the periodic table it is in the group of lanthanides and is thus also one of the rare earth metals. 1878 discovered the Swiss chemist Marc Delafontaine … Continue reading
Gadolinium, Gd, Atomic number 64
General Gadolinium is a chemical element with the element symbol Gd and atomic number 64. In the periodic table it is in the group of lanthanides and is thus also one of the rare earth metals. The first element of the yttrium earths in the periodic table … Continue reading
Europium, Eu, Atomic number 63
General Europium is a chemical element with the element symbol Eu and atomic number 63. In the periodic table it is in the group of lanthanides and is thus also one of the rare earth metals. Europium is the only americium in addition to … Continue reading