Yttrium - Revision history

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HelpJazz: New page: {{Element | name=Yttrium | symbol=Y | anumber=39 | amass=88.905 | state=Solid | class=Metal | cstructure= | color=Silver | date=1794 | discname=Gadolin | origname=Ytterby Quary |...

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New page: {{Element | name=Yttrium | symbol=Y | anumber=39 | amass=88.905 | state=Solid | class=Metal | cstructure= | color=Silver | date=1794 | discname=Gadolin | origname=Ytterby Quary |...

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{{Element
| name=Yttrium
| symbol=Y
| anumber=39
| amass=88.905
| state=[[Solid]]
| class=[[Metal]]
| cstructure=
| color=Silver
| date=1794
| discname=Gadolin
| origname=Ytterby Quary
| uses=Color [[television]] tubes
| obtained=Monazite sand
}}

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-'''Yttrium''' is a stable silvery-colored metal. It occurs in nearly all rare-earth metals, and was found in high relatively [[concentration]]s in [[moon|lunar]] rock samples. Its largest use is to give the red color in television tubes, and it is often used as an additive in other metal [[alloy]]s.<ref>[http://periodic.lanl.gov/elements/39.html Yttrium], [[Los Alamos]] National Labs.</ref>
+'''Yttrium''' is a stable silvery-colored metal. It occurs in nearly all [[rare earth metals]], and was found in high relatively [[concentration]]s in [[moon|lunar]] rock samples. Its largest use is to give the red color in television tubes, and it is often used as an additive in other metal [[alloy]]s.<ref>[http://periodic.lanl.gov/elements/39.html Yttrium], [[Los Alamos]] National Labs.</ref>
 ==References==

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-'''Yttrium''' is a stable silvery-colored metal. It occurs in nearly all rare-earth metals, and was found in high relatively [[concentration]]s in [[moon|lunar]] rock samples. Its largest use is to give the red color in television tubes, and it is often used as an additive in other metal [[alloy]]s.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBGIQ7ZuuiU Yttrium], [[Los Alamos]] National Labs.</ref>
+'''Yttrium''' is a stable silvery-colored metal. It occurs in nearly all rare-earth metals, and was found in high relatively [[concentration]]s in [[moon|lunar]] rock samples. Its largest use is to give the red color in television tubes, and it is often used as an additive in other metal [[alloy]]s.<ref>[http://periodic.lanl.gov/elements/39.html Yttrium], [[Los Alamos]] National Labs.</ref>
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