Thulium

Discovered
1879
Density
9.3 g/cm3
Melts
1545 °C
  • 2813 °F
  • 1818 °K
Boils
1950 °C
  • 3542 °F
  • 2223 °K

Contributed by collector no. 3

Dysprosium , Holmium , Erbium , and Thulium

Contributed by collector no. 8

Cool Thulium sample

Contributed by the site creator

A Nice sample of shiny Thulium metal, which has a shiny, dendritic (hair-like) appearance. Thulium should not be confused with the deadly poisonous Thallium or the radioactive Thorium !

Contributed by the site creator

Small chunks of Thulium metal on top of a 10 Euro bill. One photo is under a daylight lamp, the other photo is under a black (UV) light. The Euro bill has small fluorescent fibers striped in red, green, and blue. Thulium may be responsible for the blue fluorescence, according to the Wikipedia article about Thulium. The Guatemalan bill behind the Thulium sample is not confirmed to be made with Thulium, even though it also has fluorescent fibers. It was placed behind the sample for decoration.

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