Holmium 99.9% element Ho 67 pure 99.99% Rare Metals 1gr-5kg
Holmium – silver-white, paramagnetic rare-earth metal, relatively stable in air, resistant to hydrofluoric acid. Strongest paramagnet above 133 K. Used in the food and beverage industry, railing construction, and chemistry. Available from Evek GmbH.
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Technical data:
| Brand: | Evek |
| Country and region of manufacture: | Germany |
| Manufacturer number: | Not applicable |
| Type: | Pieces |
| Material: | Holmium |
| Field of application: | Metal element 67 |
| Standard classifications: | |
| Name, symbol, atomic number: | Holmium, Ho, 67 |
| Assay: | 99.9% |
| Further information: | |
| Melting point: | 1734 K (1461 °C) |
| Density: | 8.78 g/cm3 at 25 °C |
| Thermal conductivity: | 16 (W/m)/K, 27°C |
| Boiling point: | 2873 K(2600 °C) |
Description:
Holmium is a moderately hard, silver-white metal that is relatively stable in air. It reacts easily with dilute acids, but not with hydrofluoric acid (HF), whether dilute or concentrated, because a protective surface layer of HoF3 forms. Holmium is a very strong paramagnet above 133 K (–140 °C or –220 °F). At this temperature, the metal orders antiferromagnetically and forms a spiral structure in the base plane. At 19 K (–254 °C), the magnetic moments along the c-axis tilt by about 10° out of the base plane and form a conical ferrimagnetic structure.
Areas of application:
- Railings construction
- Food industry
- Beverage industry
- Chemistry
Documentation
Data sheet (German)
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Weight : 2000gr (2kg)
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kr29,417.77
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Weight : 5000gr (5kg)
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kr69,598.37
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