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Discovered : by J. Gadolin in 1794
Isolated in Åbo, Finland
Origin : The element is named after the Swedish town of Ytterby (see Erbium).
Description :
A soft, silvery metal used in television screens to produce the colour red. It is also employed in superconductors; metal oxides that conduct electricity without any loss of energy.
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Yttrium gives the red colour in TV screens and is also used in radar technology.
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Yttrium animation - click the icon above to launch. (Quicktime required)
For more 109 Project animations click here.
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