Europium Eu

Europium, named after the continent of Europe, is mainly used for its phosphorescence. For example, europium oxide, a red phosphor, has been used in the screens of colored TV and fluorescent lamps. Europium is also used to create phosphor marks on Euro banknotes for preventing counterfeiting. Nowadays, europium is doped to different host materials to produce nanophosphors, which are useful probes for scientific research.

Europium Metal: Europium Sputtering Target, Europium Disc, Europium Rod, Europium Plate, Europium Sheet, Europium Aluminum Sputtering Target, Europium Pellets, Europium Cube, Europium Cylinder, Europium Evaporation Materials, etc.
Europium Compounds: Europium Oxide, Europium Acetate, Europium Carbonates, Europium Hydrate, Europium Nitrate, Europium Chloride, Europium Fluoride, Europium Oxalate

Other rare earth elements

Scandium   Yttrium           Terbium     Dysprosium   Holmium     Erbium     Thulium   Ytterbium

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