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Discovered : by J.J. Berzelius in 1817
Isolated in Stockholm, Sweden
Origin : The name is derived from the Greek selene, meaning moon.
Description :
Selenium can exist in two forms, as a silvery metal or as a red powder, and is used in photoelectric cells, photocopiers, solar cells and semiconductors. It is essential for some species, including humans, and our bodies contain about 14 milligrammes (1/20,000th of an ounce).
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