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Inorganic

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Yttrium Fluoride: Oxide Converted in HF and Argon at 750 °C, then Melted in HF to Remove the Last Oxygen (Henderson, Ames 1970)
Hazardous

Yttrium Fluoride: Oxide Converted in HF and Argon at 750 °C, then Melted in HF to Remove the Last Oxygen (Henderson, Ames 1970)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Terbium: Tb2O3 Electrolysed in Fused Lithium-Terbium Fluoride at 900 °C on a Graphite Cathode (Endoh, Kunitomo and Sugimura, US 5,258,103)
Hazardous

Terbium: Tb2O3 Electrolysed in Fused Lithium-Terbium Fluoride at 900 °C on a Graphite Cathode (Endoh, Kunitomo and Sugimura, US 5,258,103)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Scandium: Oxide Dissolved in Fused Sodium Scandium Fluoride and Electrolysed at 800 °C (Vickery, US 3,111,467)
Hazardous

Scandium: Oxide Dissolved in Fused Sodium Scandium Fluoride and Electrolysed at 800 °C (Vickery, US 3,111,467)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Neodymium: Anhydrous Chloride Electrolysed in a Half Water-Cooled Copper Crucible, Barium Chloride Added for Heat (Weiss, Muthmann's Laboratory, 1902)
Hazardous

Neodymium: Anhydrous Chloride Electrolysed in a Half Water-Cooled Copper Crucible, Barium Chloride Added for Heat (Weiss, Muthmann's Laboratory, 1902)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Cerium: Anhydrous Cerous Chloride Electrolysed in an Iron Pipe at 200 Amperes (Hirsch, 1911)
Hazardous

Cerium: Anhydrous Cerous Chloride Electrolysed in an Iron Pipe at 200 Amperes (Hirsch, 1911)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Europium: Oxide Reduced with Lanthanum Turnings at 1200 °C in High Vacuum, Metal Distilled and Melted Down (Ames Laboratory, 1956)

Europium: Oxide Reduced with Lanthanum Turnings at 1200 °C in High Vacuum, Metal Distilled and Melted Down (Ames Laboratory, 1956)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Erbium: Twice-Distilled Chloride Reduced by Lithium Vapour at 900 °C, then Sublimed at 1425 °C (Croat, Ames 1969)
Hazardous

Erbium: Twice-Distilled Chloride Reduced by Lithium Vapour at 900 °C, then Sublimed at 1425 °C (Croat, Ames 1969)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Holmium: Twice-Distilled Chloride Reduced by Lithium Vapour at 900 °C, then Sublimed at 1332 °C (Croat, Ames 1969)
Hazardous

Holmium: Twice-Distilled Chloride Reduced by Lithium Vapour at 900 °C, then Sublimed at 1332 °C (Croat, Ames 1969)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Dysprosium: Oxide Reduced with Lanthanum Turnings at 1650 °C in High Vacuum, Metal Distilled Off (Sanden, Ames 1973)
Hazardous

Dysprosium: Oxide Reduced with Lanthanum Turnings at 1650 °C in High Vacuum, Metal Distilled Off (Sanden, Ames 1973)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Praseodymium: Anhydrous Chloride Reduced with Calcium in a Tantalum Bomb at 1050 °C, then Vacuum Cast (Daane, Ames 1950)
Hazardous

Praseodymium: Anhydrous Chloride Reduced with Calcium in a Tantalum Bomb at 1050 °C, then Vacuum Cast (Daane, Ames 1950)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Lanthanum: Anhydrous Chloride Reduced with Calcium in a Tantalum Bomb under Argon, then Vacuum Cast (Daane, Ames 1950)
Hazardous

Lanthanum: Anhydrous Chloride Reduced with Calcium in a Tantalum Bomb under Argon, then Vacuum Cast (Daane, Ames 1950)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Rhenium: Ore Heated with Nitre Cake at 300 °C, Oxide Caught, Sulphide Reduced in Hydrogen at 1000 °C (Driggs, US 1,911,943)
Hazardous

Rhenium: Ore Heated with Nitre Cake at 300 °C, Oxide Caught, Sulphide Reduced in Hydrogen at 1000 °C (Driggs, US 1,911,943)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Radium: Chloride Electrolysed onto Mercury, Amalgam Heated to 700 °C in Hydrogen (Curie and Debierne, 1910)
Hazardous

Radium: Chloride Electrolysed onto Mercury, Amalgam Heated to 700 °C in Hydrogen (Curie and Debierne, 1910)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Radium Chloride: Pitchblende Residues Worked Up and the Chlorides Fractionally Crystallised from Hydrochloric Acid (Curie, Debierne, Haitinger and Ulrich, Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Radium Chloride: Pitchblende Residues Worked Up and the Chlorides Fractionally Crystallised from Hydrochloric Acid (Curie, Debierne, Haitinger and Ulrich, Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Samarium: Oxide Reduced with Graphite at 1700 °C in Vacuum and Distilled Twice (Downing, Gorski and Koerner, US 3,104,970)

Samarium: Oxide Reduced with Graphite at 1700 °C in Vacuum and Distilled Twice (Downing, Gorski and Koerner, US 3,104,970)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Yttrium: Fluoride Reduced with Calcium and Magnesium at 1000 °C, then Distilled to Sponge (Carlson, Schmidt and Spedding, US 2,950,962)

Yttrium: Fluoride Reduced with Calcium and Magnesium at 1000 °C, then Distilled to Sponge (Carlson, Schmidt and Spedding, US 2,950,962)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Hafnium: Iodide Vapour Split on a Tungsten Wire Heated beyond 1600 °C (van Arkel and de Boer, US 1,671,213)

Hafnium: Iodide Vapour Split on a Tungsten Wire Heated beyond 1600 °C (van Arkel and de Boer, US 1,671,213)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Gadolinium: Mixed Rare-Earth Chlorides Reduced with Calcium in Tantalum, Samarium Left in the Slag (Spedding and Daane, US 2,714,554)
Hazardous

Gadolinium: Mixed Rare-Earth Chlorides Reduced with Calcium in Tantalum, Samarium Left in the Slag (Spedding and Daane, US 2,714,554)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Neon: Atmospheric Argon Fractionated in Liquid Air, then Parted from Helium in Liquid Hydrogen (Ramsay and Travers, 1901)

Neon: Atmospheric Argon Fractionated in Liquid Air, then Parted from Helium in Liquid Hydrogen (Ramsay and Travers, 1901)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Liquid Hydrogen: Gas at 200 Atmospheres Cooled by Dry Ice and Liquid Air, then Expanded in a Regenerator Coil (Travers, 1901)

Liquid Hydrogen: Gas at 200 Atmospheres Cooled by Dry Ice and Liquid Air, then Expanded in a Regenerator Coil (Travers, 1901)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Krypton and Xenon: Liquid-Air Residues Cleaned and Fractionated at the Temperature of Liquid Air (Ramsay and Travers, 1901)

Krypton and Xenon: Liquid-Air Residues Cleaned and Fractionated at the Temperature of Liquid Air (Ramsay and Travers, 1901)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Liquid Air: Air Compressed to 170 Atmospheres and Expanded through the Hampson Liquefier (Travers 1901)

Liquid Air: Air Compressed to 170 Atmospheres and Expanded through the Hampson Liquefier (Travers 1901)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Carbon as Pure Graphite: Coke and Sand Heated round a Coke Core in an Electric Furnace (Acheson, US 568,323)

Carbon as Pure Graphite: Coke and Sand Heated round a Coke Core in an Electric Furnace (Acheson, US 568,323)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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Fluorine: Anhydrous Hydrogen Fluoride with Potassium Hydrogen Fluoride Electrolysed at -23 °C in a Platinum U-Tube (Moissan 1886)
Hazardous

Fluorine: Anhydrous Hydrogen Fluoride with Potassium Hydrogen Fluoride Electrolysed at -23 °C in a Platinum U-Tube (Moissan 1886)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

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