Selenium Selenium 34 Se 78.96
Properties And Uses Uses Uses used in photocopying for reproducing and copying documents, letters, etc. used by the glass industry to decolorize glass and to make ruby colored glasses and enamels additive for stainless steel TV cameras Properties Properties Atomic Number 34 Atomic Number 34 Atomic Weight melting point: K boiling point: 958 K color: black toxicity: yes
Facts About Selenium Discovered : by J.J. Berkelium in 1817 Isolated in Stockholm, Sweden The name is derived from the Greek serene, meaning moon
Basic Info Symbol SE AtomicNumber34 Atomic Weight Uses Decolorize glass TV Cameras Addictive for stainless steel Properties Melting point K Selenium Color: Black Toxic: Yes History means moon
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