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Author: Subject: Lanthanide Chemistry (Europium)
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[*] posted on 21-8-2005 at 09:19


All the actinides are radioactive but Th232, U238, and to a lesser extent Pu244 and Cm247 are relatively stable.

FYI, of the lanthanides, La, Nd, Sm, Gd, Dy and Lu are likely to be naturally radioactive (of their radioactive isotopes, these have the longest lived, >10^6 yr). My table here doesn't mention natural occurance of these isotopes.

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[*] posted on 21-8-2005 at 14:42


To answer Praseodym's question: No, asctually that is a pretty dull yellow compared to my large uranyl nitrate crystals. Think fluorescent yellow highlighter in solid form:D
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