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Acrylic Element-block Praseodymium - 50mm NEW! |
Sensational Titanium crystal bar - absolutely rare 56 grams |
20 Neodymium Rare Earth Disc Magnets 0.65 x 1/32 inch GOLD |
High purity Gallium Metal beads 25g 99,999% purity! | | Click to view details |
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Sensational Niobium electrode with shiny crystals 14.2 grams |
High purity poly crystalline Germanium 2.5g |
High purity Gallium Metal 50g 99,999% purity! |
High purity electrolytic Manganese chips shiny surface 5g 4N | | Click to view details |
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Acrylic Element-block Cobalt Co - 50mm NEW! |
High pure Iridium pellet Ø ~5x 6mm- 1.69g in Ampoule |
Sensational Titanium crystal bar - absolutely rare 55 grams |
High purity copper rod -99.999% purity - 28.28 grams | | Click to view details |
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Erbium - Metal sublimed 99,99% in ampoule under argon! |
10 Neodymium Power magnets 20x20x5mm N52 - Nickel coated |
Acrylic Element-block Gold Au - 50mm NEW! |
FERROFLUID 20ml NEW! For magnetic experiments | | Click to view details |
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Rubidium highpure 99,99% 1g ampouled under Argon |
Acrylic Element-block Magnesium Mg - 50mm NEW! |
High purity Gallium Metal beads 10g 99,999% purity! |
Terbium Sulfate Tb2(SO4)3 - crystals in mini-ampoule | | Click to view details |
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Lanthanons ... These elements perplex us in our rearches, baffle us in our speculations,
and haunt us in our very dreams. They stretch like an unknown sea before us - mocking,
mystifying and murmuring strange relevations and possibilities.
Sir William Crookes (February 16, 1887)