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hafnium
has an atomic weight of 17849 and has a high melting point 2227deg C It is used in nuclear reactors and incandescent lamps as a scavenger of oxygen and nitrogen See also norium … an atomic weight of 17849 and has a high melting point 2227deg C It is used in nuclear reactors and incandescent lamps as a scavenger of oxygen and nitrogen See also norium
Neptunium
A radioactive metallic element of atomic number 93 produced in nuclear reactors from Plutonium or Uranium Symbol Np The atomic weight of the most stable isotope is 2370482 … A radioactive metallic element of atomic number 93 produced in nuclear reactors from Plutonium or Uranium Symbol Np The atomic weight of the most stable isotope is 2370482
Polonium
practical method of preparation than isolation from ores is the preparation by neutron bombardment of bismuth in a nuclear reactor and it may be obtained commercially by users having an appropriate permit
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