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Samarium is a
chemical element; it has
symbol Sm and
atomic number 62. It is a
moderately hard
silvery metal that
slowly oxidizes in air.
Being a typical...
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Naturally occurring samarium (62Sm) is
composed of five
stable isotopes, 144Sm, 149Sm, 150Sm, 152Sm and 154Sm, and two
extremely long-lived radioisotopes...
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samarium–cobalt (SmCo) magnet, a type of rare-earth magnet, is a
strong permanent magnet made of two
basic elements:
samarium and cobalt. They were...
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Samarium-147 (147Sm or Sm-147) is an
isotope of
samarium,
making up 15% of
natural samarium. It is an
extremely long-lived radioisotope, with a half-life...
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Samarium fluoride may
refer to:
Samarium(III)
fluoride (
samarium trifluoride), SmF3
Samarium(II)
fluoride (
samarium difluoride), SmF2 This set
index article...
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Samarium chloride may
refer to:
Samarium(III)
chloride (
samarium trichloride), SmCl3
Samarium dichloride (
samarium(II) chloride), SmCl2 This set index...
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Samarium(II)
iodide is an
inorganic compound with the
formula SmI2. When emplo**** as a
solution for
organic synthesis, it is
known as Kagan's reagent....
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Samarium bromide may
refer to:
Samarium(II)
bromide (
samarium dibromide), SmBr2
Samarium(III)
bromide (
samarium tribromide), SmBr3 This set
index article...
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Samarium iodide may
refer to:
samarium(II)
iodide (
samarium diiodide), SmI2
samarium(III)
iodide (
samarium triiodide), SmI3 This set
index article lists...
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Reductions with
samarium(II)
iodide involve the
conversion of
various classes of
organic compounds into
reduced products through the
action of
samarium(II) iodide...
