Neodymium

Discovered
1885
Melts
1021 °C
  • 1870 °F
  • 1294 °K
Boils
3072 °C
  • 5561 °F
  • 3345 °K

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Small pieces of Neodymium in a bottle
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@plazmatter0430

Small pieces of Neodymium in a bottle

Small pieces of Neodymium in a bottle
The first four elements of the F-block: |la|, |ce|, |pr|, and |nd|
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collector no. 3

The first four elements of the F-block: |la|, |ce|, |pr|, and |nd|

The first four elements of the F-block: |la|, |ce|, |pr|, and |nd|
Small shiny piece of Neodymium metal, in an ampoule which itself is in a small bottle. |nd| is a rare-earth metal and should not be confused with the transition metal |nb|.
Contributed by
collector no. 3

Small shiny piece of Neodymium metal, in an ampoule which itself is in a small bottle. |nd| is a rare-earth metal and should not be confused with the transition metal |nb|.

Small shiny piece of Neodymium metal, in an ampoule which itself is in a small bottle. |nd| is a rare-earth metal and should not be confused with the transition metal |nb|.

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