Encapsulated in argon-filled glass ampule: Prevents oxidation and maintains element integrity for long-term use
Laboratory-grade europium: Suitable for advanced scientific research and educational demonstrations
Distinctive color changes: From yellow to green to light yellow powder, showcasing europium's unique properties
Solid pattern and silver color: Clear visual representation for easy identification and display
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Europium's atomic number is 63 and its symbol is Eu. Europium is one of the rarest rare earth elements on earth as well as the most reactive of the lanthanides. When europium oxides it turns from yellow to green to light yellow powder. It's few applications include the production of colored glass filters, TVs, and quantum data memory chip
Element
Europium (Eu)
Atomic Number
63
Chemical Grade
Laboratory
Color
Silver, Gray
Pattern
Solid
Encapsulation
Argon-filled glass ampule
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It’s a very decorative element cube; it looks great in the display case next to the plutonium and uranium, my son loves it! But I’m still missing a cesium cube to make me completely happy...