Osmium

Discovered
1803
Melts
3035 °C
  • 5495 °F
  • 3308 °K
Boils
5022 °C
  • 9071 °F
  • 5295 °K

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Three beads of |os| in the center, a bead of |ru| [in the row] above, a bead of |re| [in the column] to the left, and a bead of |ir| [in the column] to the right. This mirrors the relative positions of these elements in the periodic table.
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@plazmatter0430

Three beads of |os| in the center, a bead of |ru| [in the row] above, a bead of |re| [in the column] to the left, and a bead of |ir| [in the column] to the right. This mirrors the relative positions of these elements in the periodic table.

Three beads of |os| in the center, a bead of |ru| [in the row] above, a bead of |re| [in the column] to the left, and a bead of |ir| [in the column] to the right. This mirrors the relative positions of these elements in the periodic table.
Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles
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collector no. 4

Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles

Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles
Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles
Contributed by
collector no. 4

Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles

Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles
Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles
Contributed by
collector no. 4

Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles

Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles
Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles
Contributed by
collector no. 4

Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles

Iron group: |fe| chunks, |ru| bead, and an |os| bead in bottles
The Iron metal group: a large |fe| rod, a 1 gram |ru| bead, and a 1 gram |os| bead
Contributed by
collector no. 3

The Iron metal group: a large |fe| rod, a 1 gram |ru| bead, and a 1 gram |os| bead

The Iron metal group: a large |fe| rod, a 1 gram |ru| bead, and a 1 gram |os| bead
1 gram Osmium bead. Osmium is the densest metal, chemical element, and might be the densest "thing" obtainable on Earth. It's about 17% more dense than |w|!
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collector no. 3

1 gram Osmium bead. Osmium is the densest metal, chemical element, and might be the densest "thing" obtainable on Earth. It's about 17% more dense than |w|!

1 gram Osmium bead. Osmium is the densest metal, chemical element, and might be the densest "thing" obtainable on Earth. It's about 17% more dense than |w|!
Macro photograph of a 1 gram Osmium metal crystal showing its structure, and a smooth 1 gram bead. Osmium has a subtle silvery-blue hue.
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the site creator

Macro photograph of a 1 gram Osmium metal crystal showing its structure, and a smooth 1 gram bead. Osmium has a subtle silvery-blue hue.

Macro photograph of a 1 gram Osmium metal crystal showing its structure, and a smooth 1 gram bead. Osmium has a subtle silvery-blue hue.

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