Promethium

Discovered
1945
Melts
1042 °C
  • 1907 °F
  • 1315 °K
Boils
3000 °C
  • 5432 °F
  • 3273 °K

Gallery

Original media from our community.

A watch hand with a coating of glow-in-the-dark |pm| paint. The chemistry of this paint is hard to research, but it's probably a tiny percentage of |pm| compounds in a fluorescent paint which turns radiation into visible light.
Contributed by
collector no. 2

A watch hand with a coating of glow-in-the-dark |pm| paint. The chemistry of this paint is hard to research, but it's probably a tiny percentage of |pm| compounds in a fluorescent paint which turns radiation into visible light.

A watch hand with a coating of glow-in-the-dark |pm| paint. The chemistry of this paint is hard to research, but it's probably a tiny percentage of |pm| compounds in a fluorescent paint which turns radiation into visible light.
A watch hand with a coating of glow-in-the-dark |pm| paint. The chemistry of this paint is hard to research, but it's probably a tiny percentage of |pm| compounds in a fluorescent paint which turns radiation into visible light.
Contributed by
collector no. 2

A watch hand with a coating of glow-in-the-dark |pm| paint. The chemistry of this paint is hard to research, but it's probably a tiny percentage of |pm| compounds in a fluorescent paint which turns radiation into visible light.

A watch hand with a coating of glow-in-the-dark |pm| paint. The chemistry of this paint is hard to research, but it's probably a tiny percentage of |pm| compounds in a fluorescent paint which turns radiation into visible light.
A watch hand with a coating of glow-in-the-dark |pm| paint. The chemistry of this paint is hard to research, but it's probably a tiny percentage of |pm| compounds in a fluorescent paint which turns radiation into visible light.
Contributed by
collector no. 2

A watch hand with a coating of glow-in-the-dark |pm| paint. The chemistry of this paint is hard to research, but it's probably a tiny percentage of |pm| compounds in a fluorescent paint which turns radiation into visible light.

A watch hand with a coating of glow-in-the-dark |pm| paint. The chemistry of this paint is hard to research, but it's probably a tiny percentage of |pm| compounds in a fluorescent paint which turns radiation into visible light.

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