Terbium Rare Earth Element

*Terbium Rare Earth Element was discovered by Carl Gustaf Mosander in 1842.
* Terbium Rare Earth Element is the 9^th element of Lanthanide element family and its chemical symbol is Tb.
* Terbium silvery-gray element is considered to be low toxic and Terbium Rare Earth Element’s atomic weight is 158.9254.
*Terbium is a ductile rare earth metal and Terbium Rare Earth Element is not too much rough in air. Terbium Rare Earth Element can sometimes be cut by a knife. Unlike most of other rare earth metals, Terbium may form 4+ ions easily.
*Sometimes Terbium metal becomes just like Calcium and it is found in minerals.

*Like many other lanthanide elements, Terbium is used in magnet production and these magnets are being used in Hybrid Car Engines and other electric motors.
* Terbium Rare Earth is also used in lighting applications in different industries.

*Terbium Rare Earth Element is considered to be relatively toxic.

* Terbium Rare Earth Element is used to defeat counterfeiters for Euro banknotes. Shining UV light on a euro results in green fluorescence from terbium Tb3+ . Also, this feature is valid for color television tubes.

* Terbium Rare Earth Element is also used as a dopant for materials in solid-state devices and optical fibers.

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