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Discovered : 1842 by C.G. Mosander
Isolated in Stockholm, Sweden
Origin : the element is named after the Swedish town of Ytterby, where the mineral from which it was first isolated was discovered.
Description :
A soft, silvery metallic element. It finds little use as a metal because it slowly tarnishes in air and is attacked by water. It is employed in the manufacture of special safety glasses for welders and metal workers.
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