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ELEMENTS

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SELENIUM

  • Symbol: Se
  • Solid
  • Deep red; crystalline hexagonal selenium, the most stable, is a metallic grey
  • Atomic weight: 78.96
  • Atomic number: 34

SELENIUM

  • Discovered: 1817
  • Discover: Jons Berzelius
  • Discovered in Sweden

SELENIUM

  • Used in the glass industry
  • Used as a catalyst in many chemical reactions
  • Used in solar cells & photo cells
  • Used as a photographic toner
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RUBIDIUM

  • Atomic weight: 85.4678
  • Symbol: Rb
  • Atomic number: 37
  • Silvery white color
  • Solid
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RUBIDUIM

  • Discover: Robert Bunsen
  • Discovered: 1861
  • Discovered in Germany

RUBIDIUM

  • Used in vacuum tubes
  • Used in the manufacture of photocells
  • Used in special glasses
  • Might be used as a propellant in ion engines on spacecraft
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TECHNETIUM

  • Atomic weight: 98.9063
  • Symbol: Tc
  • Atomic number: 43
  • Silvery grey metallic color
  • Solid

TECHNETIUM

  • Discovered: 1937
  • Discover: Carlo Perrier & Emilo Segre
  • Discovered in Italy

TECHNETIUM

  • Used for medical research purposes
  • Used as a radioactive tracer

TUNGSTEN

  • Atomic weight: 183.84
  • Symbol: W
  • Atomic number: 74
  • Solid
  • Grayish- white lustrous metal

TUNGSTEN

  • Discover: Fautso & Juan Jose de Elhuyar
  • Discovered: 1783
  • Discovered in Spain

TUNGSTEN

  • Used in heavy metal alloys
  • Used in superalloys
  • Used in many high temperature applications
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