brilliant chrome green (that's chrome(III) oxide), light blue chromium(II) chloride, and violet anhydrous chromium(III) chloride. The last of these compounds shows an amazing property when hydrated.

Chromium(III) Telluride (Cr 2 Te 3) is an interesting material for (ferro)magnetic applications, with Yao Wen and colleagues reporting in a 2020 Nano Letters paper that they confirmed it to show ...

Chromium is a metal in group VIB of the periodic table with atomic number 24, an atomic weight of 51.996, and a density of 7.19. It has a melting temperature of 1875 C. The electronic configuration ...

The liquids were composed of some nasty chemicals such as mercury chloride (HgCl2) and chromium (III) chloride hexahydrate, which I’m sure techs like [Steven] don’t miss. You have to love ...

Ungoogled Chromium is an open-source project that has a Chrome-like interface but is completely independent of Google web services like codes, Google-made binaries, etc. Unlike Google Chrome ...

Sodium Chloride is an alkali halide with an fcc crystal structure. The basis is two ions, a sodium cation and a chlorine anion. The crystal lattice parameter is 0.563 nm. The diagram shows both a unit ...

Metals with the highest allergic patch-test reaction rates were nickel, gold, manganese, palladium, cobalt, Ticonium, mercury, beryllium, chromium, and silver. Metals causing no allergic patch ...

Most people are familiar with sodium chloride (commonly known as salt) as a kitchen ingredient, but it also has important medical uses. Sodium chloride (NaCl), also known as salt, is an essential ...

Review & Outlook: Appellate judges say New York Attorney General Letitia James may have exceeded her legal authority. Photo: Jane Rosenberg/Reuters Let’s take it slow. If Russia’s government s ...

Richard III is a history play by William Shakespeare that tells the story of Richard III and his murderous rise to power. Themes in Shakespeare’s Richard III Richard III is a history play by ...

And yet the former and perhaps future president has a populist knack for sounding alarums that resonate with the zeitgeist — for example, with growing anxiety about World War III and nuclear ...