Europium

Eu
Discovered
1901
Melts
822 °C
  • 1511 °F
  • 1095 °K
Boils
1528 °C
  • 2783 °F
  • 1801 °K

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

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

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

Europium doped phosphate glass, under normal light and black light. Under black light, the glass disc fluoresces a bright red
Heavily oxidized pieces of Europium metal under oil in a bottle. The oxidation is a bright yellow color.
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Heavily oxidized pieces of Europium metal under oil in a bottle. The oxidation is a bright yellow color.

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

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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