rare metals - oxidation Erbium-Praseodymium



oxidation Erbium-Praseodymium

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  • - What do you think about this? see, .
  • - @ljaureguiv haha, just what I was thinking!
  • - Interesting. What were the ratios used of Er and Pr? What causes the spontaneous ignition?
  • - Asome my element is the coolest in my class!
  • - Sorry for the late response. The ratio Er-Pr used was 73-27. This normally should not ignite (or oxidize rapidly). This little experiment was done after an accident when opening a jar. The cause is the presence of sub-micron particles. Like magnesium dust, for example, it oxidizes fast as the total surface area is very large. This experiment is another proof that you don´t always get what you ask for as we ordered a specific particle size (150microns). But the chinese supplier seemed cheap...
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