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Boro's name comes from Arabic and Persian words for "Borax" that is its main mineral. Although the boron compounds were known in antiquity, which was first isolated in 1808 by Gay-Lussac and Thénard and independently by Sir Humphry Davy (who has a lot of elements in its favor). Boron exists in the crust as far as 10 ppm (approximately the same abundance as lead). The pure element is shiny and black. It is very hard and very pure form, is almost as hard as diamond, but too fragile for practical use. At high temperatures is a good conductor, but at room temperature and below is an insulator. Is this behavior, along with many of its other properties have become classified as a metalloid. In addition to the crystalline form of boron amorphous powder there is also a dark brown. The item can be prepared by the reduction of borax (Na2B4O7) with carbon. High purity boron can be produced by electrolysis of molten potassium fluoroborate. Borax and boric acid (H3BO3) are among the most common boron compounds.
Aluminum is third on the list of the ten most abundant elements in Earth's crust, while that rust is fourth among the ten most common compounds in the bark. It is the most abundant metal on the planet. Its name is taken from the Latin Alumen 'of alum. It is soft, silvery light and its existence was proposed by Lavoisier in 1787. Later he was appointed by Davy in 1807 and finally isolated by Orsted in 1825. As it purest form bluish-white metal is very ductile. It is an excellent conductor of heat and electricity and is used in some cables. When pure is too soft for construction but the addition of small amounts of silicon and iron that significantly hardens. Although there appears to be particularly reactive, aluminum is considered an active metal as their behavior is misleading, because it reacts rapidly with oxygen in the air to form aluminum oxide (Al2O3), alumina, which is strongly bound to the metal and exists as a dense layer (unlike iron oxides). This layer protects the reaction. Clearly, however, this layer is all-aluminum foolproof longer exists in native form. Most aluminum is produced today by the Hall process, which uses large amounts of energy as electricity for electrolysis of aluminum metal in a molten salt mixture. The large initial outlay of energy is a major reason why recycling aluminum is so good and cost-effective idea.
Gallium is one of the elements than originally predicted by Mendeleev in 1871 when he published the first form of the periodic table. It was called "ekaaluminum ', Indicating that it must have chemical properties similar to aluminum. The metal was isolated and real name (from Latin Gallia, France) by Paul-Emile Lecoq of Boisbaudran in 1875. The detective work behind the isolation of gallium depended on the recognition of unexpected lines in the emission spectrum of a zinc ore, sphalerite. After extraction and characterization of eventual follow. Today, most of gallium is still extracted from the mineral zinc. Although once considered rather dark, gallium became an important commercial element in the '70s with the advent of gallium arsenide LEDs and laser diodes. In gallium temperature is so soft as lead and can be cut with a knife. Its melting point is abnormally low and begins to melt in the palm of a hand warmer. Gallium is one of a small number metal that expands on freezing.
The Indian element (the name comes from the Latin 'Indicum' by indigo) was discovered in 1863 by Reich and Richter. It is a rare metal, with an abundance similar to that of silver. It is usually found in deposits of zinc and metal refineries that produce the most common Indian usually sell as well. The pure metal is so soft that it can "clean up" than other materials in the same way as lead (or even a pencil). Is resistant to corrosion. Like gallium, indium identification involving the recognition of the lines of a new emission spectrum (its name was chosen because indigo lines in its spectrum). Curiously, Reich, who did the initial work was Color Blind chemical isolation and had to give his experience to an assistant (Richter) was the first to observe the characteristic lines. Since pure tin, pure Indian emits a squealing sound when bent.
Sir William Crookes discovered thallium in 1861, positively identify a bright green line in its spectrum (hence the name, which comes from the Greek, 'Thallus' for "green branch"). Although apparently resembles lead thallium, which has no resistance to corrosion of lead and thus has few commercial applications. Compounds Thallium is very toxic and some have been used as rat poison. A few compounds are used in special infrared glasses for red lenses. In studies jointly announced by the Central Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Russia, and the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the U.S., four atoms of element 113 were produced in 2004 through the decay of element 115, after the merger of the CA-48 and Am-243.
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