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Facts About Samarium Rare Earth Element


* Samarium Rare Earth Element is found by Jean Charles Galissard de Marignac in 1853 in Geneva, Switzerland. Later on, researches have been carried on Samarium element by Lecoq de Boisbaudran, a French scientist.

* Samarium Rare Earth Element is a rare earth metal which belongs to the Lanthanide element family. Samarium ‘s atomic weight is 150.4.
*This Samarium silvery-white element, like other lanthanide elements, is slightly toxic and stable in air at normal temperatures but Samarium may take fire in air when the temperature is higher than 150◦C.

*Samarium Rare Earth Element is used in magnet production and it contributes to the industries like Aerospace, Automobile, Chemical, Electric and Electronic Industries. This useful element can also be used in cancer treatments in Health Industry.

* Samarium Rare Earth Element is also beneficial for body metabolism.

*Melting point of Samarium is 1170◦C and boiling point of it is 1790◦C.

*Samarium Rare Earth Element used as a neutron absorber in nuclear reactors and in infrared absorbing glass.

*Samarium Rare Earth Element is used to dope calcium chloride crystals for use in optical lasers. Samarium is also used in infrared absorbing glass and as a neutron absorber in nuclear reactors.


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