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Lanthanoide
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Gruppe von chemischen Elementen, Seltenerdmetalle
Lanthanides are 15 metallic elements found on the periodic table (atomic numbers 57–71) that share similar chemical properties because of how their electrons are arranged. These elements are important in modern technology and materials, though they are often grouped together because their chemistry makes them behave in comparable ways.
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- cerium
- Named after
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Lanthanoide [lantanoˈiːdə] („Lanthanähnliche“; griech.: Endung -ειδἠς (-eides) „ähnlich“) ist eine Gruppenbezeichnung ähnlicher Elemente. Zugerechnet werden ihr das Lanthan und die 14 im Periodensystem folgenden Elemente Cer, Praseodym, Neodym, Promethium, Samarium, Europium, Gadolinium, Terbium, Dysprosium, Holmium, Erbium, Thulium, Ytterbium und Lutetium. Im Sinne des Begriffs gehört Lanthan nicht zu den Lanthanähnlichen. Hier folgt die Nomenklatur der IUPAC aber dem praktischen Gebrauch. Die Verwendung der alten Bezeichnung Lanthanide ist weiterhin erlaubt.Alle Lanthanoide sind Metalle und werden auch als Elemente der Lanthanreihe bezeichnet. Sie sind ein Teil der Gruppe der Metalle der Seltenen Erden.
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