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Scandium Its Occurrence, Chemistry Physics, Metallurgy, Biology and Technology
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Scandium Its Occurrence, Chemistry Physics, Metallurgy, Biology and Technology
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Scandium provides a comprehensive review of all aspects of scandium, including its occurrence in nature; its chemical, physical and technological properties; its biological significance and toxic effects; and its applications. The book covers the discovery and history of scandium, its abundance in rock-forming minerals and common type rocks, and its derivation, extraction, and preparation. It also deals with the physical metallurgy of scandium, its physical and chemical properties, its isotopes, its alloys and intermetallic compounds, and its economic and technological applications. The text is recommended for chemists, metallurgists, and experts who would like to know particularly more about scandium and its possible uses.
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1.
DISCOVERY
AND
HISTORY
3
FIG.
1.2
Dmitri
Ivanovitch
Mendeleev,
who
predicted
in
1869
the
existence
of
"eka-boron".
were
discovered
(holmium,
ytterbium,
thulium,
samarium,
praseodymium,
neodymium,
gadolinium
and
dysprosium).
Lars
(Lorenz)
Frederik
Nilson
was
born
in
Skönberga,
Söderköping,
Sweden,
on
27
May,
1840,
the
son
of
a
farmer.
He
studied
under
L.
F.
Svanberg
in
Uppsala
(1859),
took
his
degree
with
a
dissertation
on
thialdine
and
became
demonstrator
and
professor
of
analytical
chemistry
(1878—
1883).
In
1883
he
became
professor
of
agricultural
chemistry
in
the
Royal
Academy
of
Agriculture
in
Stockholm
and
his
later
publications
were
on
that
subject.
His
first
publications
on
inorganic
chemistry
were
on
the
thio-salts
of
arsenites
(1871)
and
selenites
(1875).
He
began
work
on
rare
earth
and
Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Scandium: Its Occurrence, Chemistry, Physics, Metallurgy, Biology and Technology
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- List of Contributors
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Chapter 1. Discovery and History
- Chapter 2. Distribution in Nature
- Chapter 3. Geochemistry and Mineralogy
- Chapter 4. Derivation, Extraction, and Preparation
- Chapter 5. Physical Metallurgy
- Chapter 6. Chemical Properties
- Chapter 7. Scandium Isotopes
- Chapter 8. Inorganic Compounds
- Chapter 9. Alloys and Intermetallic Compounds
- Chapter 10. Organic Compounds
- Chapter 11. Analytical Chemistry
- Chapter 12. Technology, Applications and Economy
- Chapter 13. Occurrence in Living Systems
- Chapter 14. Biological Significance
- Chapter 15. Toxicology
- Author Index
- Subject Index