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So today I will tell you about such metal as scandium. Scandium is a rare earth metal that is located in the 3rd group of the periodic table of chemical elements.
You can find about 10 grams of scandium per ton in the earth’s crust, and the richest in scandium rocks are found in Norway and Madagascar.
In appearance, scandium is a shiny metal with a yellowish tint due to the scandium oxide layer covering the metal.
Because of its rarity and high chemical activity, scandium has a very high price to it. This piece of scandium, weighing 1.3 grams, costs about $40.
Its density is 2.98 g / cm3, only by 10% more than that of aluminum. However, the melting point of scandium is much higher (1541 °C.
Interestingly enough, scandium chips in a jar when shaked produce a very interesting sound. It is quite resonant, I can assume that this is due to the lightness and hardness of scandium.
By its chemical properties, scandium resembles aluminum and lanthanides. Chips of scandium burn well in the air, and during the combustion you can hear this interesting raspy sound.
From the heat of the reaction the produced scandium oxide melts and forms into a ball. If you try to rub scandium into a file, you will not see scandium powder spontaneously igniting in the air.
Scandium reacts well with acids, such as the hydrochloric acid.
In this reaction scandium chloride is produced, in many compounds scandium has the oxidation state of +3. Besides acids, scandium can also react with alkali to form skandate - the complex compounds of scandium.
By this characteristic scandium is quite similar to aluminum, it has the ability to react with acids and alkalis, which means it’s amphoteric.
Scandium finds many uses in the world.
Scandium is often used as a dopant for the aluminum alloys, even a simple addition of 0.4% scandium increases the strength of the alloy by 30%.
Expensive bicycles are made from this alloy. Scandium iodide is added to mercury gas lamps that produce very authentic looking artificial light similar to the sunlight.
In the nuclear industry hydride and deuteride scandium are used for them being excellent neutron moderators. Also scandium compound are used for the creation of luminophores in microelectronics and in the production of solar batteries.
Scandium does not have any biological role.
Now you know a little bit more about one of the other metals, if you want the series of the elements to continue please "Like" this video and subscribe to my channel to see many more of the new and interesting. Thank you for watching.
We've updated our Scandium video with a little help from a fan. More chemistry at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
- published: 21 Apr 2010
- views: 342041
New version of our Scandium video can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkKv5ilmRjY
Scandium is element number 21 on the periodic table. More at http://www.periodicvideos.com
- published: 30 Jun 2008
- views: 42461
Err, Moto! I was curious before buying the S&W; 329 scandium revolver chambered in the beastly .44 Magnum as to the difference in its ability to handle said rounds recoil. Now, if you're in the market it can be invaluable to get some empirical evidence in regards to either a stainless steel or a scandium variant revolver for carry. I myself, hate talking videos that preach common sense and rhetoric. So I figured I would spare you and make what I would want to watch; shooting. So as you can/could see in the video, the recoil impulse is not that different. Yes, the muzzle flip with the scandium frame is more prevalent but it doesn't interfere with ones ability to fire it effectively. I think it is a good trade off; lightweight heavy hitting revolver that is far more comfortable to carry that happens to kick a little harder. What's your take? Remain motivated, Moto! Err.
- published: 24 Apr 2017
- views: 349
A missing silver system has been found
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Speaking with the Investing News Network (INN) at this year's Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC), John Kaiser of Kaiser Research shared his thoughts on the junior resource sector under a Trump presidency, while making a strong case for scandium and explaining what investors should know about the metal.
In terms of the junior resource sector, Kaiser said there's a lot of uncertainty about what may happen over the next four years under Trump. He said that if Trump can persuade the Republican Party that the US should go on a "fiscal spending boom," it will benefit not just the junior resource sector, but metals overall.
He added, "it will give a macroeconomic push for demand for all the different raw materials, but also help accomplish what the Republicans have always done: which is to increase the total American debt by a greater amount than any other predecessor administration."
Other highlights of the interview include:
Kaiser's thoughts on the scandium market moving forward
what investors should know about scandium
other scandium companies to watch for in the coming years
- published: 02 Feb 2017
- views: 1398
March 12, 2013 -- In a ProEdgeWire special focus interview, Tracy Weslosky interviews Andrew Gillies, CEO of Metallica Minerals (ASX: MLM) on scandium. The #2 critical mineral, scandium "It is very difficult to buy scandium, hence the prices are going up. Obviously there is a lot of activity in the fuel cell sector...depending on the quantity and the purity it can be between $3000 and $7000 a kilogram."
Scandium is the eighth rarest element on Earth (it can offer appear in meteorites) and it is powerful refiner of particles, which when added to aluminum alloys increases its strength and durability by 50% (almost twice as strong as aluminum series 6061 or 7005), in turn allowing for the use of less material to achieve the desired characteristics, translating to less weight. For an additional comparison, consider that if a carbon structure were to have the ability to withstand the same rigors as a scandium alloy, it would end up being heavier than the scandium structure itself. Scandium also increases stiffness and stress resistance when compared to alloys in the same class and it improves 'quality', durability, inhibiting the re-crystallization of aluminum alloys showing improved resistance to hot cracking during welding.
Disclaimer: Metallica Minerals is a member of ProEdgeWire.
- published: 19 Mar 2013
- views: 2141
Scandium International Mining Corp. (TSX:SCY) owns an 80% interest in the Nyngan Scandium Project, located in New South Wales, Australia, approximately 500 kilometers northwest of Sydney.
- published: 29 Jun 2016
- views: 532
The image is based on an 8th century Norse figurine and carved runic standing stone from Sweden. Scandium is derived from the Latin Scandia meaning "Scandinavia". The element was discovered in 1879 by spectral analysis of Scandinavian minerals euxenite and gadolinite.
© Murray Robertson - Scandium from a visual interpretation of the periodic table of elements, available from http://www.rsc.org/visualelements
- published: 08 Aug 2008
- views: 3357
At the 2015 PDAC International Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange, Resource Investing News spoke with John Kaiser of Kaiser Research about his outlook for scandium and the broader metals markets.
Kaiser is bullish on scandium, and spoke about what's driving his predictions for the metal. While he admits that there's currently only about ten tonnes of supply of the obscure metal, he pointed out that there's more than just ten tonnes of demand.
"There's an enormous latent demand for scandium if it ever became available on a primary, scalable basis," he said, adding that hundreds and thousands of patents have been filed regarding scandium. With big deposits being found in Australia, the story could become more prominent in the near future, with a market driven by juniors rather than major mining companies.
He also answered some questions raised by readers in response to an article on his recent presentation at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference in January, and spoke about Scandium International Mining (TSX:SCY), which he owns shares in and sees as the most advanced player in the space.
In terms of other metals, Kaiser said he favors zinc and diamonds, and while he admits copper has had some troubles, he suggested it could potentially move higher sooner rather than later.
- published: 05 Mar 2015
- views: 2190
Scandium
Scandium is a chemical element with symbol Sc and atomic number 21. A silvery-white metallic d-block element, it has historically been sometimes classified as a rare earth element, together with yttrium and the lanthanoids. It was discovered in 1879 by spectral analysis of the minerals euxenite and gadolinite from Scandinavia.
Scandium is present in most of the deposits of rare earth and uranium compounds, but it is extracted from these ores in only a few mines worldwide. Because of the low availability and the difficulties in the preparation of metallic scandium, which was first done in 1937, it took until the 1970s before applications for scandium were developed. The positive effects of scandium on aluminium alloys were discovered in the 1970s, and its use in such alloys remains its only major application. The global trade of scandium oxide is about 10 tonnes per year.
The properties of scandium compounds are intermediate between those of aluminium and yttrium. A diagonal relationship exists between the behavior of magnesium and scandium, just as there is between beryllium and aluminium. In the chemical compounds of the elements in group 3, the predominant oxidation state is +3.
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Periodic table
The periodic table is a tabular arrangement of the chemical elements, ordered by their atomic number (number of protons), electron configurations, and recurring chemical properties. This ordering shows periodic trends, such as elements with similar behavior in the same column. It also shows four rectangular blocks with some approximately similar chemical properties. In general, within one row (period) the elements are metals on the lefthand side, and non-metals on the righthand side.
The rows of the table are called periods; the columns are called groups. Six groups (columns) have names as well as numbers: for example, group 17 elements are the halogens; and group 18, the noble gases. The periodic table can be used to derive relationships between the properties of the elements, and predict the properties of new elements yet to be discovered or synthesized. The periodic table provides a useful framework for analyzing chemical behavior, and is widely used in chemistry and other sciences.
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3:38Scandium - A Metal that Produces STRANGE SOUNDS!
Scandium - A Metal that Produces STRANGE SOUNDS!Scandium - A Metal that Produces STRANGE SOUNDS!
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Thoisoi?ty=h Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thoisoi2 Interesting page about chemical experiments: http://m.chemicum.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thoisoi/ So today I will tell you about such metal as scandium. Scandium is a rare earth metal that is located in the 3rd group of the periodic table of chemical elements. You can find about 10 grams of scandium per ton in the earth’s crust, and the richest in scandium rocks are found in Norway and Madagascar. In appearance, scandium is a shiny metal with a yellowish tint due to the scandium oxide layer covering the metal. Because of its rarity and high chemical activity, scandium has a very high price to it. This piece of scandium, weighing 1.3 grams, costs about $40. Its density is 2.98 g / cm3, only by 10% more than that of aluminum. However, the melting point of scandium is much higher (1541 °C. Interestingly enough, scandium chips in a jar when shaked produce a very interesting sound. It is quite resonant, I can assume that this is due to the lightness and hardness of scandium. By its chemical properties, scandium resembles aluminum and lanthanides. Chips of scandium burn well in the air, and during the combustion you can hear this interesting raspy sound. From the heat of the reaction the produced scandium oxide melts and forms into a ball. If you try to rub scandium into a file, you will not see scandium powder spontaneously igniting in the air. Scandium reacts well with acids, such as the hydrochloric acid. In this reaction scandium chloride is produced, in many compounds scandium has the oxidation state of +3. Besides acids, scandium can also react with alkali to form skandate - the complex compounds of scandium. By this characteristic scandium is quite similar to aluminum, it has the ability to react with acids and alkalis, which means it’s amphoteric. Scandium finds many uses in the world. Scandium is often used as a dopant for the aluminum alloys, even a simple addition of 0.4% scandium increases the strength of the alloy by 30%. Expensive bicycles are made from this alloy. Scandium iodide is added to mercury gas lamps that produce very authentic looking artificial light similar to the sunlight. In the nuclear industry hydride and deuteride scandium are used for them being excellent neutron moderators. Also scandium compound are used for the creation of luminophores in microelectronics and in the production of solar batteries. Scandium does not have any biological role. Now you know a little bit more about one of the other metals, if you want the series of the elements to continue please "Like" this video and subscribe to my channel to see many more of the new and interesting. Thank you for watching. -
7:40Scandium - Periodic Table of Videos
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We've updated our Scandium video with a little help from a fan. More chemistry at http://www.periodicvideos.com/ -
0:53Scandium - Periodic Table of Videos
Scandium - Periodic Table of VideosScandium - Periodic Table of Videos
New version of our Scandium video can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkKv5ilmRjY Scandium is element number 21 on the periodic table. More at http://www.periodicvideos.com -
3:16Revolvers: Scandium vs Stainless
Revolvers: Scandium vs StainlessRevolvers: Scandium vs Stainless
Err, Moto! I was curious before buying the S&W; 329 scandium revolver chambered in the beastly .44 Magnum as to the difference in its ability to handle said rounds recoil. Now, if you're in the market it can be invaluable to get some empirical evidence in regards to either a stainless steel or a scandium variant revolver for carry. I myself, hate talking videos that preach common sense and rhetoric. So I figured I would spare you and make what I would want to watch; shooting. So as you can/could see in the video, the recoil impulse is not that different. Yes, the muzzle flip with the scandium frame is more prevalent but it doesn't interfere with ones ability to fire it effectively. I think it is a good trade off; lightweight heavy hitting revolver that is far more comfortable to carry that happens to kick a little harder. What's your take? Remain motivated, Moto! Err. -
27:00Scandium Project Could be in for Big Boost. John Kaiser - May 12, 2017
Scandium Project Could be in for Big Boost. John Kaiser - May 12, 2017Scandium Project Could be in for Big Boost. John Kaiser - May 12, 2017
A missing silver system has been found Guest's website: https://secure.kaiserresearch.com Produced by http://www.HoweStreet.com Stay Informed! Receive our Weekly Recap of thought provoking articles, podcasts and radio delivered to your inbox for FREE! Sign up for the Weekly Recap on the homepage at http://www.HoweStreet.com -
7:22John Kaiser: "We're Just at the Cusp of a Scandium Boom"
John Kaiser: "We're Just at the Cusp of a Scandium Boom"John Kaiser: "We're Just at the Cusp of a Scandium Boom"
Speaking with the Investing News Network (INN) at this year's Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC), John Kaiser of Kaiser Research shared his thoughts on the junior resource sector under a Trump presidency, while making a strong case for scandium and explaining what investors should know about the metal. In terms of the junior resource sector, Kaiser said there's a lot of uncertainty about what may happen over the next four years under Trump. He said that if Trump can persuade the Republican Party that the US should go on a "fiscal spending boom," it will benefit not just the junior resource sector, but metals overall. He added, "it will give a macroeconomic push for demand for all the different raw materials, but also help accomplish what the Republicans have always done: which is to increase the total American debt by a greater amount than any other predecessor administration." Other highlights of the interview include: Kaiser's thoughts on the scandium market moving forward what investors should know about scandium other scandium companies to watch for in the coming years -
7:33Scandium, the 'spice' metal that enhances the qualities of alloys and new technologies
Scandium, the 'spice' metal that enhances the qualities of alloys and new technologiesScandium, the 'spice' metal that enhances the qualities of alloys and new technologies
March 12, 2013 -- In a ProEdgeWire special focus interview, Tracy Weslosky interviews Andrew Gillies, CEO of Metallica Minerals (ASX: MLM) on scandium. The #2 critical mineral, scandium "It is very difficult to buy scandium, hence the prices are going up. Obviously there is a lot of activity in the fuel cell sector...depending on the quantity and the purity it can be between $3000 and $7000 a kilogram." Scandium is the eighth rarest element on Earth (it can offer appear in meteorites) and it is powerful refiner of particles, which when added to aluminum alloys increases its strength and durability by 50% (almost twice as strong as aluminum series 6061 or 7005), in turn allowing for the use of less material to achieve the desired characteristics, translating to less weight. For an additional comparison, consider that if a carbon structure were to have the ability to withstand the same rigors as a scandium alloy, it would end up being heavier than the scandium structure itself. Scandium also increases stiffness and stress resistance when compared to alloys in the same class and it improves 'quality', durability, inhibiting the re-crystallization of aluminum alloys showing improved resistance to hot cracking during welding. Disclaimer: Metallica Minerals is a member of ProEdgeWire. -
3:05Scandium International: Developing the World's First Primary Scandium Mine
Scandium International: Developing the World's First Primary Scandium MineScandium International: Developing the World's First Primary Scandium Mine
Scandium International Mining Corp. (TSX:SCY) owns an 80% interest in the Nyngan Scandium Project, located in New South Wales, Australia, approximately 500 kilometers northwest of Sydney. -
0:41Scandium
ScandiumScandium
The image is based on an 8th century Norse figurine and carved runic standing stone from Sweden. Scandium is derived from the Latin Scandia meaning "Scandinavia". The element was discovered in 1879 by spectral analysis of Scandinavian minerals euxenite and gadolinite. © Murray Robertson - Scandium from a visual interpretation of the periodic table of elements, available from http://www.rsc.org/visualelements -
10:10John Kaiser: "There's an Enormous Latent Demand for Scandium"
John Kaiser: "There's an Enormous Latent Demand for Scandium"John Kaiser: "There's an Enormous Latent Demand for Scandium"
At the 2015 PDAC International Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange, Resource Investing News spoke with John Kaiser of Kaiser Research about his outlook for scandium and the broader metals markets. Kaiser is bullish on scandium, and spoke about what's driving his predictions for the metal. While he admits that there's currently only about ten tonnes of supply of the obscure metal, he pointed out that there's more than just ten tonnes of demand. "There's an enormous latent demand for scandium if it ever became available on a primary, scalable basis," he said, adding that hundreds and thousands of patents have been filed regarding scandium. With big deposits being found in Australia, the story could become more prominent in the near future, with a market driven by juniors rather than major mining companies. He also answered some questions raised by readers in response to an article on his recent presentation at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference in January, and spoke about Scandium International Mining (TSX:SCY), which he owns shares in and sees as the most advanced player in the space. In terms of other metals, Kaiser said he favors zinc and diamonds, and while he admits copper has had some troubles, he suggested it could potentially move higher sooner rather than later.
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Scandium - A Metal that Produces STRANGE SOUNDS!
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Thoisoi?ty=h Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thoisoi2 Interesting page about chemical experiments: http://m.chemicum.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thoisoi/ So today I will tell you about such metal as scandium. Scandium is a rare earth metal that is located in the 3rd group of the periodic table of chemical elements. You can find about 10 grams of scandium per ton in the earth’s crust, and the richest in scandium rocks are found in Norway and Madagascar. In appearance, scandium is a shiny metal with a yellowish tint due to the scandium oxide layer covering the metal. Because of its rarity and high chemical activity, scandium has a very high price to it. This piece of scandium, weighing 1.3 grams, costs about $40. Its density is 2.98 g / cm3...
published: 14 Jan 2017 -
Scandium - Periodic Table of Videos
We've updated our Scandium video with a little help from a fan. More chemistry at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
published: 21 Apr 2010 -
Scandium - Periodic Table of Videos
New version of our Scandium video can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkKv5ilmRjY Scandium is element number 21 on the periodic table. More at http://www.periodicvideos.com
published: 30 Jun 2008 -
Revolvers: Scandium vs Stainless
Err, Moto! I was curious before buying the S&W; 329 scandium revolver chambered in the beastly .44 Magnum as to the difference in its ability to handle said rounds recoil. Now, if you're in the market it can be invaluable to get some empirical evidence in regards to either a stainless steel or a scandium variant revolver for carry. I myself, hate talking videos that preach common sense and rhetoric. So I figured I would spare you and make what I would want to watch; shooting. So as you can/could see in the video, the recoil impulse is not that different. Yes, the muzzle flip with the scandium frame is more prevalent but it doesn't interfere with ones ability to fire it effectively. I think it is a good trade off; lightweight heavy hitting revolver that is far more comfortable to carry that ...
published: 24 Apr 2017 -
Scandium Project Could be in for Big Boost. John Kaiser - May 12, 2017
A missing silver system has been found Guest's website: https://secure.kaiserresearch.com Produced by http://www.HoweStreet.com Stay Informed! Receive our Weekly Recap of thought provoking articles, podcasts and radio delivered to your inbox for FREE! Sign up for the Weekly Recap on the homepage at http://www.HoweStreet.com
published: 13 May 2017 -
John Kaiser: "We're Just at the Cusp of a Scandium Boom"
Speaking with the Investing News Network (INN) at this year's Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC), John Kaiser of Kaiser Research shared his thoughts on the junior resource sector under a Trump presidency, while making a strong case for scandium and explaining what investors should know about the metal. In terms of the junior resource sector, Kaiser said there's a lot of uncertainty about what may happen over the next four years under Trump. He said that if Trump can persuade the Republican Party that the US should go on a "fiscal spending boom," it will benefit not just the junior resource sector, but metals overall. He added, "it will give a macroeconomic push for demand for all the different raw materials, but also help accomplish what the Republicans have always done: whi...
published: 02 Feb 2017 -
Scandium, the 'spice' metal that enhances the qualities of alloys and new technologies
March 12, 2013 -- In a ProEdgeWire special focus interview, Tracy Weslosky interviews Andrew Gillies, CEO of Metallica Minerals (ASX: MLM) on scandium. The #2 critical mineral, scandium "It is very difficult to buy scandium, hence the prices are going up. Obviously there is a lot of activity in the fuel cell sector...depending on the quantity and the purity it can be between $3000 and $7000 a kilogram." Scandium is the eighth rarest element on Earth (it can offer appear in meteorites) and it is powerful refiner of particles, which when added to aluminum alloys increases its strength and durability by 50% (almost twice as strong as aluminum series 6061 or 7005), in turn allowing for the use of less material to achieve the desired characteristics, translating to less weight. For an addition...
published: 19 Mar 2013 -
Scandium International: Developing the World's First Primary Scandium Mine
Scandium International Mining Corp. (TSX:SCY) owns an 80% interest in the Nyngan Scandium Project, located in New South Wales, Australia, approximately 500 kilometers northwest of Sydney.
published: 29 Jun 2016 -
Scandium
The image is based on an 8th century Norse figurine and carved runic standing stone from Sweden. Scandium is derived from the Latin Scandia meaning "Scandinavia". The element was discovered in 1879 by spectral analysis of Scandinavian minerals euxenite and gadolinite. © Murray Robertson - Scandium from a visual interpretation of the periodic table of elements, available from http://www.rsc.org/visualelements
published: 08 Aug 2008 -
John Kaiser: "There's an Enormous Latent Demand for Scandium"
At the 2015 PDAC International Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange, Resource Investing News spoke with John Kaiser of Kaiser Research about his outlook for scandium and the broader metals markets. Kaiser is bullish on scandium, and spoke about what's driving his predictions for the metal. While he admits that there's currently only about ten tonnes of supply of the obscure metal, he pointed out that there's more than just ten tonnes of demand. "There's an enormous latent demand for scandium if it ever became available on a primary, scalable basis," he said, adding that hundreds and thousands of patents have been filed regarding scandium. With big deposits being found in Australia, the story could become more prominent in the near future, with a market driven by juniors rather tha...
published: 05 Mar 2015
Scandium - A Metal that Produces STRANGE SOUNDS!
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So today I will tell you about such metal as scandium. Scandium is a rare earth metal that is located in the 3rd group of the periodic table of chemical elements.
You can find about 10 grams of scandium per ton in the earth’s crust, and the richest in scandium rocks are found in Norway and Madagascar.
In appearance, scandium is a shiny metal with a yellowish tint due to the scandium oxide layer covering the metal.
Because of its rarity and high chemical activity, scandium has a very high price to it. This piece of scandium, weighing 1.3 grams, costs about $40.
Its density is 2.98 g / cm3, only by 10% more than that of aluminum. However, the melting point of scandium is much higher (1541 °C.
Interestingly enough, scandium chips in a jar when shaked produce a very interesting sound. It is quite resonant, I can assume that this is due to the lightness and hardness of scandium.
By its chemical properties, scandium resembles aluminum and lanthanides. Chips of scandium burn well in the air, and during the combustion you can hear this interesting raspy sound.
From the heat of the reaction the produced scandium oxide melts and forms into a ball. If you try to rub scandium into a file, you will not see scandium powder spontaneously igniting in the air.
Scandium reacts well with acids, such as the hydrochloric acid.
In this reaction scandium chloride is produced, in many compounds scandium has the oxidation state of +3. Besides acids, scandium can also react with alkali to form skandate - the complex compounds of scandium.
By this characteristic scandium is quite similar to aluminum, it has the ability to react with acids and alkalis, which means it’s amphoteric.
Scandium finds many uses in the world.
Scandium is often used as a dopant for the aluminum alloys, even a simple addition of 0.4% scandium increases the strength of the alloy by 30%.
Expensive bicycles are made from this alloy. Scandium iodide is added to mercury gas lamps that produce very authentic looking artificial light similar to the sunlight.
In the nuclear industry hydride and deuteride scandium are used for them being excellent neutron moderators. Also scandium compound are used for the creation of luminophores in microelectronics and in the production of solar batteries.
Scandium does not have any biological role.
Now you know a little bit more about one of the other metals, if you want the series of the elements to continue please "Like" this video and subscribe to my channel to see many more of the new and interesting. Thank you for watching.
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So today I will tell you about such metal as scandium. Scandium is a rare earth metal that is located in the 3rd group of the periodic table of chemical elements.
You can find about 10 grams of scandium per ton in the earth’s crust, and the richest in scandium rocks are found in Norway and Madagascar.
In appearance, scandium is a shiny metal with a yellowish tint due to the scandium oxide layer covering the metal.
Because of its rarity and high chemical activity, scandium has a very high price to it. This piece of scandium, weighing 1.3 grams, costs about $40.
Its density is 2.98 g / cm3, only by 10% more than that of aluminum. However, the melting point of scandium is much higher (1541 °C.
Interestingly enough, scandium chips in a jar when shaked produce a very interesting sound. It is quite resonant, I can assume that this is due to the lightness and hardness of scandium.
By its chemical properties, scandium resembles aluminum and lanthanides. Chips of scandium burn well in the air, and during the combustion you can hear this interesting raspy sound.
From the heat of the reaction the produced scandium oxide melts and forms into a ball. If you try to rub scandium into a file, you will not see scandium powder spontaneously igniting in the air.
Scandium reacts well with acids, such as the hydrochloric acid.
In this reaction scandium chloride is produced, in many compounds scandium has the oxidation state of +3. Besides acids, scandium can also react with alkali to form skandate - the complex compounds of scandium.
By this characteristic scandium is quite similar to aluminum, it has the ability to react with acids and alkalis, which means it’s amphoteric.
Scandium finds many uses in the world.
Scandium is often used as a dopant for the aluminum alloys, even a simple addition of 0.4% scandium increases the strength of the alloy by 30%.
Expensive bicycles are made from this alloy. Scandium iodide is added to mercury gas lamps that produce very authentic looking artificial light similar to the sunlight.
In the nuclear industry hydride and deuteride scandium are used for them being excellent neutron moderators. Also scandium compound are used for the creation of luminophores in microelectronics and in the production of solar batteries.
Scandium does not have any biological role.
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Scandium - Periodic Table of Videos
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Scandium - Periodic Table of Videos
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Revolvers: Scandium vs Stainless
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Err, Moto! I was curious before buying the S&W; 329 scandium revolver chambered in the beastly .44 Magnum as to the difference in its ability to handle said roun...
Err, Moto! I was curious before buying the S&W; 329 scandium revolver chambered in the beastly .44 Magnum as to the difference in its ability to handle said rounds recoil. Now, if you're in the market it can be invaluable to get some empirical evidence in regards to either a stainless steel or a scandium variant revolver for carry. I myself, hate talking videos that preach common sense and rhetoric. So I figured I would spare you and make what I would want to watch; shooting. So as you can/could see in the video, the recoil impulse is not that different. Yes, the muzzle flip with the scandium frame is more prevalent but it doesn't interfere with ones ability to fire it effectively. I think it is a good trade off; lightweight heavy hitting revolver that is far more comfortable to carry that happens to kick a little harder. What's your take? Remain motivated, Moto! Err.
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Err, Moto! I was curious before buying the S&W; 329 scandium revolver chambered in the beastly .44 Magnum as to the difference in its ability to handle said rounds recoil. Now, if you're in the market it can be invaluable to get some empirical evidence in regards to either a stainless steel or a scandium variant revolver for carry. I myself, hate talking videos that preach common sense and rhetoric. So I figured I would spare you and make what I would want to watch; shooting. So as you can/could see in the video, the recoil impulse is not that different. Yes, the muzzle flip with the scandium frame is more prevalent but it doesn't interfere with ones ability to fire it effectively. I think it is a good trade off; lightweight heavy hitting revolver that is far more comfortable to carry that happens to kick a little harder. What's your take? Remain motivated, Moto! Err.
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Scandium Project Could be in for Big Boost. John Kaiser - May 12, 2017
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John Kaiser: "We're Just at the Cusp of a Scandium Boom"
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Speaking with the Investing News Network (INN) at this year's Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC), John Kaiser of Kaiser Research shared his thought...
Speaking with the Investing News Network (INN) at this year's Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC), John Kaiser of Kaiser Research shared his thoughts on the junior resource sector under a Trump presidency, while making a strong case for scandium and explaining what investors should know about the metal.
In terms of the junior resource sector, Kaiser said there's a lot of uncertainty about what may happen over the next four years under Trump. He said that if Trump can persuade the Republican Party that the US should go on a "fiscal spending boom," it will benefit not just the junior resource sector, but metals overall.
He added, "it will give a macroeconomic push for demand for all the different raw materials, but also help accomplish what the Republicans have always done: which is to increase the total American debt by a greater amount than any other predecessor administration."
Other highlights of the interview include:
Kaiser's thoughts on the scandium market moving forward
what investors should know about scandium
other scandium companies to watch for in the coming years
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Speaking with the Investing News Network (INN) at this year's Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC), John Kaiser of Kaiser Research shared his thoughts on the junior resource sector under a Trump presidency, while making a strong case for scandium and explaining what investors should know about the metal.
In terms of the junior resource sector, Kaiser said there's a lot of uncertainty about what may happen over the next four years under Trump. He said that if Trump can persuade the Republican Party that the US should go on a "fiscal spending boom," it will benefit not just the junior resource sector, but metals overall.
He added, "it will give a macroeconomic push for demand for all the different raw materials, but also help accomplish what the Republicans have always done: which is to increase the total American debt by a greater amount than any other predecessor administration."
Other highlights of the interview include:
Kaiser's thoughts on the scandium market moving forward
what investors should know about scandium
other scandium companies to watch for in the coming years
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Scandium, the 'spice' metal that enhances the qualities of alloys and new technologies
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March 12, 2013 -- In a ProEdgeWire special focus interview, Tracy Weslosky interviews Andrew Gillies, CEO of Metallica Minerals (ASX: MLM) on scandium. The #2 c...
March 12, 2013 -- In a ProEdgeWire special focus interview, Tracy Weslosky interviews Andrew Gillies, CEO of Metallica Minerals (ASX: MLM) on scandium. The #2 critical mineral, scandium "It is very difficult to buy scandium, hence the prices are going up. Obviously there is a lot of activity in the fuel cell sector...depending on the quantity and the purity it can be between $3000 and $7000 a kilogram."
Scandium is the eighth rarest element on Earth (it can offer appear in meteorites) and it is powerful refiner of particles, which when added to aluminum alloys increases its strength and durability by 50% (almost twice as strong as aluminum series 6061 or 7005), in turn allowing for the use of less material to achieve the desired characteristics, translating to less weight. For an additional comparison, consider that if a carbon structure were to have the ability to withstand the same rigors as a scandium alloy, it would end up being heavier than the scandium structure itself. Scandium also increases stiffness and stress resistance when compared to alloys in the same class and it improves 'quality', durability, inhibiting the re-crystallization of aluminum alloys showing improved resistance to hot cracking during welding.
Disclaimer: Metallica Minerals is a member of ProEdgeWire.
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March 12, 2013 -- In a ProEdgeWire special focus interview, Tracy Weslosky interviews Andrew Gillies, CEO of Metallica Minerals (ASX: MLM) on scandium. The #2 critical mineral, scandium "It is very difficult to buy scandium, hence the prices are going up. Obviously there is a lot of activity in the fuel cell sector...depending on the quantity and the purity it can be between $3000 and $7000 a kilogram."
Scandium is the eighth rarest element on Earth (it can offer appear in meteorites) and it is powerful refiner of particles, which when added to aluminum alloys increases its strength and durability by 50% (almost twice as strong as aluminum series 6061 or 7005), in turn allowing for the use of less material to achieve the desired characteristics, translating to less weight. For an additional comparison, consider that if a carbon structure were to have the ability to withstand the same rigors as a scandium alloy, it would end up being heavier than the scandium structure itself. Scandium also increases stiffness and stress resistance when compared to alloys in the same class and it improves 'quality', durability, inhibiting the re-crystallization of aluminum alloys showing improved resistance to hot cracking during welding.
Disclaimer: Metallica Minerals is a member of ProEdgeWire.
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Scandium International: Developing the World's First Primary Scandium Mine
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Scandium International Mining Corp. (TSX:SCY) owns an 80% interest in the Nyngan Scandium Project, located in New South Wales, Australia, approximately 500 kilo...
Scandium International Mining Corp. (TSX:SCY) owns an 80% interest in the Nyngan Scandium Project, located in New South Wales, Australia, approximately 500 kilometers northwest of Sydney.
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Scandium International Mining Corp. (TSX:SCY) owns an 80% interest in the Nyngan Scandium Project, located in New South Wales, Australia, approximately 500 kilometers northwest of Sydney.
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The image is based on an 8th century Norse figurine and carved runic standing stone from Sweden. Scandium is derived from the Latin Scandia meaning "Scandinavi...
The image is based on an 8th century Norse figurine and carved runic standing stone from Sweden. Scandium is derived from the Latin Scandia meaning "Scandinavia". The element was discovered in 1879 by spectral analysis of Scandinavian minerals euxenite and gadolinite.
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The image is based on an 8th century Norse figurine and carved runic standing stone from Sweden. Scandium is derived from the Latin Scandia meaning "Scandinavia". The element was discovered in 1879 by spectral analysis of Scandinavian minerals euxenite and gadolinite.
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John Kaiser: "There's an Enormous Latent Demand for Scandium"
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At the 2015 PDAC International Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange, Resource Investing News spoke with John Kaiser of Kaiser Research about his outlook ...
At the 2015 PDAC International Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange, Resource Investing News spoke with John Kaiser of Kaiser Research about his outlook for scandium and the broader metals markets.
Kaiser is bullish on scandium, and spoke about what's driving his predictions for the metal. While he admits that there's currently only about ten tonnes of supply of the obscure metal, he pointed out that there's more than just ten tonnes of demand.
"There's an enormous latent demand for scandium if it ever became available on a primary, scalable basis," he said, adding that hundreds and thousands of patents have been filed regarding scandium. With big deposits being found in Australia, the story could become more prominent in the near future, with a market driven by juniors rather than major mining companies.
He also answered some questions raised by readers in response to an article on his recent presentation at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference in January, and spoke about Scandium International Mining (TSX:SCY), which he owns shares in and sees as the most advanced player in the space.
In terms of other metals, Kaiser said he favors zinc and diamonds, and while he admits copper has had some troubles, he suggested it could potentially move higher sooner rather than later.
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At the 2015 PDAC International Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange, Resource Investing News spoke with John Kaiser of Kaiser Research about his outlook for scandium and the broader metals markets.
Kaiser is bullish on scandium, and spoke about what's driving his predictions for the metal. While he admits that there's currently only about ten tonnes of supply of the obscure metal, he pointed out that there's more than just ten tonnes of demand.
"There's an enormous latent demand for scandium if it ever became available on a primary, scalable basis," he said, adding that hundreds and thousands of patents have been filed regarding scandium. With big deposits being found in Australia, the story could become more prominent in the near future, with a market driven by juniors rather than major mining companies.
He also answered some questions raised by readers in response to an article on his recent presentation at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference in January, and spoke about Scandium International Mining (TSX:SCY), which he owns shares in and sees as the most advanced player in the space.
In terms of other metals, Kaiser said he favors zinc and diamonds, and while he admits copper has had some troubles, he suggested it could potentially move higher sooner rather than later.
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