Lutetium

Discovered
1907
Density
9.8 g/cm3
Melts
1663 °C
  • 3025 °F
  • 1936 °K
Boils
3400 °C
  • 6151 °F
  • 3673 °K

Contributed by collector no. 4

Dendritic Scandium pieces, dull gray tarnished Yttrium chunks, and two small slightly tarnished Lutetium pieces

Contributed by collector no. 3

Small pieces of Scandium , Yttrium , and Lutetium . In the past, it was debated whether these three elements are transition metals or rare-earth metals, but the consensus now is they're all rare-earth metals.

Contributed by the site creator

1 gram sample of Lutetium metal in an ampoule. This shiny sample was manufactured in the shape of a tall square prism.

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