Europium

Discovered
1901
Density
5.2 g/cm3
Melts
822 °C
  • 1511 °F
  • 1095 °K
Boils
1528 °C
  • 2783 °F
  • 1801 °K

Contributed by the site creator

Europium doped phosphate glass, under normal light and black light. Under black light, the glass disc fluoresces a bright red

Contributed by @plazmatter0430

Heavily oxidized pieces of Europium metal under oil in a bottle. The oxidation is a bright yellow color.

Contributed by collector no. 3

Samarium , Europium , Gadolinium , and Terbium

Contributed by collector no. 3

Small shiny piece of Europium metal, in an ampoule which itself is in a small bottle. Samples of this metal are usually found very dark and oxidized because Europium is an extremely reactive metal. This sample is shiny.

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