element.nameElectron Panel Modal created by GPPT Lab39Atom NumberYSymbolYttriumNameTransition metalCategory3.0GroupSolidPhaseDiscovered ByJohan Gadolin1794Year88.906uAtomic Mass26.530kJ/molMolar Heat219.00Atomic Radius3.0Groupg/cm34.472Density5.0Period3203.000°KBoil1799.000°KMelt
Electronselement.nameElectron shell created by GPPT Lab contact@gppt.tnY39
Protons and Neutronselement.nameElectron shell created by GPPT Lab contact@gppt.tn39 neutron39 Proton
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Big Bang Model10–43Température (°C)بلازما الكواركات والغلوناتquarks , electrons and gluons soupSoupe de quarks, électrons et gluonsتكوين ذرات الهيدروجين والهيليومHydrogen & Helium, Atomes FormationFormation des Atomes d'Hydrogène & Hélium010–3210–610131081030-200-2701024101510910271061012101810211028131 second3 minutes300 000300 000 Years1 Billion Years1By5By10By13ByPresent104ظهور الإنسانAppearance of manApparition de l'homme9 Byتشكيل النظام الشمسيFormation of the solar systemFormation du système solaire13.6 Age o Universبداية تشكل النجوم والمجراتBeginning of formation of stars and galaxiesDébut de formation des Etoiles et Galaxiesتشكيل البروتون النوترونProton Neutron FormationFormation des Protons et Neutronsظهور الفوتوناتPhotons ApparitionApparition des Photonsانقراض الديناصوراتExtinction of the DinosaursExtinction des DinosauresCopyright © 2023, All Right Reserved Tidjma.tnCopyright © 2023, All Right Reserved Tidjma.tn
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Yttrium is a chemical element with symbol Y and atomic number 39. It is a silvery-metallic transition metal chemically similar to the lanthanides and it has often been classified as a "rare earth element". Yttrium is almost always found combined with the lanthanides in rare earth minerals and is never found in nature as a free element.
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