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Two small Nickel metal chunks. The shape of these type of chunks are sometimes called "flowers."
Five shiny, small pellets of Nickel in a bottle
Nickel group: multiple beads of |ni|, a bead of |pd|, and a bead of |pt| in bottles
Nickel "flowers" with moderate tarnish
Nickel metal group: |ni| crystal, 1 gram |pd| bead, and 1 gram |pt| bead
Nickel pellets in a bottle
5-cent Canadian coin from 1965. The Canadian and American 5-cent coins are called "nickels," but most of the time they are only plated with Nickel metal, and most of the mass is other metals. However, this Canadian nickel coin from 1965 is made from mostly pure Nickel metal according to the Wikipedia article on Canadian nickel coins.
1 cm polished cube of Nickel metal in a clear case
A single crystal of Nickel metal. It looks like a tree branch made of small bubbles joined together. A very cool sample of this somewhat common metal!
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