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Power point by Grayson Holland on Gadolinium

64 Gd (157.253). Gadolinium. Power point by Grayson Holland on Gadolinium. Properties and Uses of Gadolinium. Used to make electric cords. Used to make appliances such as microwaves and TV color tubes. It is to used make CDs. Conducts electricity very easily or without resistance.

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Power point by Grayson Holland on Gadolinium

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  1. 64Gd (157.253) Gadolinium Power point by Grayson Holland on Gadolinium

  2. Properties and Uses of Gadolinium • Used to make electric cords. • Used to make appliances such as microwaves and TV color tubes. • It is to used make CDs. • Conducts electricity very easily or without resistance. It’s a solid. Discovered by Jean de Marignac

  3. Gadoliniums name • Gadolinium was discovered by Jean de Marignac in Switzerland 1880. • Named after J Gadolin

  4. Graphic of Gadolinium Stable Atomic Structure Named after Jean de Gadolin Melting point 1311 degrees C Discovered in Switzerland Is in rare earth Family Galdolinium Used in Many Things You See At home Discovered in 1880 It is a six sided Crystal l structure Boiling point 3233.0 degrees C Has 93 neutrons And 64 protons And electrons

  5. URL links/sources • http://chemistry.allinfoabout.com/periodic/periodictable.html • http://www.webelements.com/webelements/scholar/elements/periodic-table/uses.html • http://www.chemicalelements.com/index.html • http://www.chemicool.com/

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