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Brand : Generic
BulletPoint : 100 grams of Erbium bullion
BulletPoint1 : We are providing one piece high quality melted Iridium metal irregular bead. Purity >=99.98% Net weight 1 gram. Approx 0.0352 oz.
BulletPoint2 : This item will be stored in a bottle and vacuum packed in order to maintain original appearance and avoid oxidation;
BulletPoint3 : It's great for laboratory science experiments and research purpose using;
BulletPoint4 : It also can be a great gift for periodic table element specimen collectors;
BulletPoint5 : Iridium is widely used as Catalysts in chemical, in spark plugs producing, high end jewelry and alloy producing for aerospace and electronics areas etc.
Color : Silvery white
ItemForm : Solid
ItemLength : 4.72 inches
ItemName : 1 Piece 1 Gram Weight Pure Melted Iridium Metal Pellet Bead, 99.98% High Purity Ir Irregular Ball for Periodic Table Element Specimen Collection
ItemPackageDimensions_Height : 2 inches
ItemPackageDimensions_Length : 4 inches
ItemPackageDimensions_Width : 3 inches
ItemShape : Bead
ItemTypeKeyword : specialty-non-ferrous-metals-raw-materials
Manufacturer : ProMetals
Material : Iridium
ModelName : Eacamfomg3xgp2s
ModelNumber : Eacamfomg3xgp2s
NumberOfItems : 1
PartNumber : Iridium Bead 1
ProductDescription : Iridium's atomic number is 77 and chemical symbol is Ir. It's widely used in below areas based on it's unique properties:

Iridium Spark Plugs: Known for their long lifespan and reliable performance, iridium spark plugs are used in various automotive engines due to their hardness and high melting point. These plugs enhance fuel efficiency and reduce emissions compared to traditional nickel or platinum alternatives.

Iridium in Jewelry: Iridium is occasionally used in jewelry as an alloy to strengthen platinum. Due to its hardness and corrosion resistance, it helps extend the life of platinum jewelry pieces while maintaining their luster.

Iridium in Catalysis: Iridium catalysts are employed in various industrial processes, such as the production of acetic acid. Its properties are advantageous in homogenous catalysis, allowing efficient chemical reactions and increasing yields in chemical manufacturing.

Iridium as Alloy Component: Used in alloys for manufacturing products such as crucibles and electrical contacts, iridium imparts exceptional resistance to wear and heat, crucial in high-stress applications like aerospace and electronics.

Iridium was discovered in 1803 by Smithson Tennant in London alongside osmium, while examining the deposits left after dissolving platinum in aqua regia. Its discovery helped advance the understanding of the platinum group metals.
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