SCANDIUM SOPHIE GROSS

SCANDIUM

Atomic Number

21

SYMBOL

Sc

WHO DISCOVERED IT?

Lars Fredrik Nelson

WHEN WAS IT DISCOVERED?

1879

WHERE WAS IT DISCOVERED?

Uppsala, Sweden

USES

- Bicycle frames

- Fishing rods

- Golf iron shafts

- Baseball bats

- Mercury vapor lamps

3 INTERESTING FACTS

- Named after Scandinavia.

- 99.9% PURE scandium wasn't isolated until 1960.

- Tarnishes to a pinkish-yellow color in air.

5 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

- Melts at 2806 degrees ferinheit.

- Boils at 5137 degrees ferenheit

- Very soft.

- Has a density 3 times of water.

- 7 isotopes.

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