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Yttrium

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superconductors, increases increase the strengths of alloys of metals such as chromium, aluminum, and magnesium, optical glasses, ceramics, color television tubes


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(Ytterby,village in Sweden) Discovered by Gadolin in 1794 in Yttria, an earth containing Yttrium. Ytterby is a site which yielded several minerals containing rare earth elements. Other elements found there are erbium, terbium and ytterbium. Yttrium can be found in almost all rare-earth minerals. Moon rocks show high presence of yttrium.

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silvery luster, finely divided it becomes unstable in air, turnings ignite in air, transition metal

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Electron Configuration:

1s  2s  2p  3s  3p  3d  4s  4p  4d  4f  5s  5p  5d  5f  6s  6p  6d  6f  7s 
 2   2    6    2    6   10   2   6    1          2