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Dysprosium (Dy) — high-temperature magnets and nuclear capture
Ten short-answer questions about dysprosium's basic properties, roles in high-temperature magnets, isotopes, and coordination chemistry.
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- 01What is dysprosium's atomic number?
- 02What is the chemical symbol for dysprosium?
- 03What is dysprosium's standard atomic weight (approximate)?
- 04Give the ground-state electron configuration of dysprosium (concise).
- 05What is the most common oxidation state of dysprosium in compounds?
- 06How many naturally occurring stable isotopes does dysprosium have?
- 07Why is dysprosium added to NdFeB (neodymium–iron–boron) permanent magnets for high-temperature use?
- 08What typical coordination numbers are common for dysprosium in complexes/compounds?
- 09What is dysprosium commonly used for in nuclear applications (role)?
- 10What is the approximate melting point of elemental dysprosium in degrees Celsius?
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