Strontium

Discovered
1790
Melts
772 °C
  • 1421 °F
  • 1045 °K
Boils
1383 °C
  • 2521 °F
  • 1656 °K

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One tiny, and two medium chunks of Strontium metal in an ampoule. Most of the surface is slightly tan from oxidation, with some shiny parts coming through.
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collector no. 4

One tiny, and two medium chunks of Strontium metal in an ampoule. Most of the surface is slightly tan from oxidation, with some shiny parts coming through.

One tiny, and two medium chunks of Strontium metal in an ampoule. Most of the surface is slightly tan from oxidation, with some shiny parts coming through.
The Alkaline Earth Metals group: |be|, |mg|, |ca|, |sr|, and |ba|
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collector no. 4

The Alkaline Earth Metals group: |be|, |mg|, |ca|, |sr|, and |ba|

The Alkaline Earth Metals group: |be|, |mg|, |ca|, |sr|, and |ba|
The Alkaline Metals group: |be|, |mg|, |ca|, |sr|, and |ba|
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collector no. 3

The Alkaline Metals group: |be|, |mg|, |ca|, |sr|, and |ba|

The Alkaline Metals group: |be|, |mg|, |ca|, |sr|, and |ba|
Shiny, slightly golden crystals of Strontium metal in an ampoule. Samples of this metal are rarely found this shiny.
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collector no. 2

Shiny, slightly golden crystals of Strontium metal in an ampoule. Samples of this metal are rarely found this shiny.

Shiny, slightly golden crystals of Strontium metal in an ampoule. Samples of this metal are rarely found this shiny.

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