Jul 16
Periodic Table Stamps - Metalloids
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Periodic Table Stamps - Metalloids
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Something InTeResting about these three
Although there are stable isotopes of Indium, Tellurium and Rhenium, the most common isotopes of these elements found in nature - In-115, Te-130 and Re-187 - are actually radioactive, albeit with insanely long half-lives of 441 trillion, 791 quintillion and 41.6 billion years respectively.
We've decided that the cattos you see on this blog's periodic table represent their respective element's most common isotope (or the most stable if there's no data on their isotopic abundance, like with every single synthetic element). Therefore, Indium, Tellurium and Rhenium are now trans boys! It took them a while to get their surgeries, but it's certainly worth it.
Tellurium
Real-time microscopy reveals how semiconductor nanowires grow, and how bismuth seeds can speed their formation
Scientists captured tellurium nanowire growth in liquid in real time, showing seed formation, material competition and bismuth-assisted deposition.
(Nanowerk News) Scientists from the National Graphene Institute at The University of Manchester and Sun Yat-sen University, have captured the growth of semiconducting tellurium nanostructures in liquid in real time, revealing how tiny seed particles form, grow into nanowires and compete for material as the structures develop. The study, published in Matter ("In situ liquid-phase TEM electrodeposition of tellurium nanostructures"), also shows that adding bismuth seed particles can make tellurium easier to deposit under specific electrodeposition conditions used in the experiments.
Read more.
A comic I made about Actinium and Thorium talking about the Platinum some of y'all know about (Tellurium's just exists).
Did you know?
Tellurium is Romanian vvv
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Tellurium is a geologist. Likes attention (like other chalcogens) and dislikes esoterism.
