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Iridium Uses & Properties

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Iridium Uses & Properties Iridium belongs to the transition element of Group VIII of the periodic table. Iridium is a rare precious metal with element symbol Ir, atomic number 77 and atomic weight 192.2. The content of iridium in the earth’s crust is one ten-millionth, and it is often dispersed together with platinum group elements in various […]

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