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Eu, 63
europium (English)
europium, m. (French)
Europium, n. (German)
evropij (Russian)
europio??? (Spanish)
europium (Swedish)
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| Symbol, number | Eu, 63 (metal) |
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| Weight | 151.965 |
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| Discovered | 1901, by Eugène-Anatole Demarçay (France) |
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| Density [kg/m3] | 5243 [293 K] (solid) |
| Molar volume | 28.98 cm3 |
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| Melting Temperature | 1095 K (822 °C) Enthalpy: 175.7 kJ/mol |
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| Boiling Temperature | 1870 K (1597 °C) Enthalpy: 10.5 kJ/mol |
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| Electrical resistance | 90.0E-8 [298 K] Wm |
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| Thermal | Conductivity: 13.9 [300 K] W/Km Expansion: 32E-6 /K |
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M+--> |
M2+--> |
M3+--> |
M4+--> |
M5+--> |
M6+--> |
M7+--> |
M8+--> |
M9+-->M10+ |
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| Thermodynamics |
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DfG° |
S° |
CpH |
H°298.15-H°0 |
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