GADOLINIUM
Also known as: Gadolinium Pieces
Gadolinium is a metal element, atomic number 64, atomic weight 157.25, silver white, malleable, melting point 1313 ° C, boiling point 3266 ° C, density 7901kg / m3. The element name comes from gadolin, a Finnish scientist who has made outstanding contributions to the study of lanthanide elements. In 1880, gadolinium was separated from maliyak, Switzerland. In 1886, the French chemist bouaberrand produced pure gadolinium and named it. Gadolinium content in the crust is 0.000636%, mainly in monazite and bastnaesite. Gadolinium is widely used in medical, industrial, nuclear and other fields.
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GADOLINIUM
CAS 7440-54-2
Gadolinium is a metal element, atomic number 64, atomic weight 157.25, silver white, malleable, melting point 1313 ° C, boiling point 3266 ° C, density 7901kg / m3. The element name comes from gadolin, a Finnish scientist who has made outstanding contributions to the study of lanthanide elements. In 1880, gadolinium was separated from maliyak, Switzerland. In 1886, the French chemist bouaberrand produced pure gadolinium and named it. Gadolinium content in the crust is 0.000636%, mainly in monazite and bastnaesite. Gadolinium is widely used in medical, industrial, nuclear and other fields.
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| CAS Number | 7440-54-2 |
|---|---|
| Molecular Formula | Gd |
| Molecular Weight | 157.25 |
| Place of Origin | Zhejiang,China (Mainland) |
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