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Bromine
One of the halogen elements related in its chemical qualities to chlorine and iodine Atomic weight 798 Symbol Br It is a deep reddish brown liquid of a very disagreeable odor emitting a … is found in minute quantities in sea water and in many saline springs It occurs also in the mineral bromyrite
Prescribed substance
being a substance which in its opinion is or may be used for the production or use of atomic energy or research into matters connected therewith and includes, pluto-nium, thorium, beryllium, deuterium or any of their respective … Prescribed substance, means any substance includ-ing any mineral which the Central Government may, by notification, prescribe, being a substance which in its opinion is or may
Glucinum
It was named from its oxide glucina which was known long before the element was isolated Symbol Gl Atomic weight 91 Called also beryllium … in the free state but is always combined usually with silica or alumina or both as in the minerals phenacite chrysoberyl beryl or emerald euclase and danalite It was named from its oxide glucina which was known
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caesium
element discovered by spectrum analysis and is the most strongly basic and electro positive substance known Symbol Cs Atomic number 55 Atomic weight 1326 … A rare alkaline metal found in mineral water so called from the two characteristic blue lines in its spectrum It was the first element discovered
Silver
easily oxidized and is used for coin jewelry plate and a great variety of articles Symbol Ag Argentum Atomic weight 1077 Specific gravity 105 … degree of polish It is found native and also combined with sulphur arsenic antimony chlorine etc in the minerals argentite proustite pyrargyrite ceragyrite etc Silver is one of the ldquonoblerdquo metals so called not being easily oxidized
Kerosene
of petroleum It consists chiefly of several hydrocarbons of the methane series having from 10 to 16 carbon atoms in each molecule and having a higher boiling point 175 325deg C than gasoline or the petroleum ethers … An oil used for illuminating purposes formerly obtained from the distillation of mineral wax bituminous shale etc and hence called also coal oil It is now produced in immense quantities chiefly
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