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Formula: Ho
Form: Rod
Material: Holmium
CAS Number: 7440-60-0
Commodity: Metals
Purity: 99%
Hazard Pictogram: GHS02
Holmium Rods are offered within our extensive range of specialized rods. This rare earth metal comes in 16 variations. Holmium has magnetic properties, boasting the highest magnetic moment of any element. It also possesses a high thermal neutron absorption cross-section. These rods are used in research applications, such as studying magnetic behavior and interactions. They’re also used to make high-powered magnets and in the control rod systems of nuclear reactors. With their unique properties, Holmium Rods enable cutting-edge science and technology applications.
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Tolerances

Rod
Diameter =<10mm ±10%
Diameter >10mm ±5%

Material Properties for Metals

Atomic Properties
Element Value
Atomic number 67
Crystal structure Hexagonal close packed
Electronic structure Xe 4f¹¹ 6s²
Valences shown 3
Atomic weight( amu ) 164.9304
Thermal neutron absorption cross-section( Barns ) 65
Atomic radius - Goldschmidt( nm ) 0.176
Ionisation potential( No./eV ) 2/ 11.80
Ionisation potential( No./eV ) 1/ 6.02
Mechanical Properties
Element Value
Material condition Polycrystalline
Poisson's ratio 0.225
Bulk modulus( GPa ) 40.5
Tensile modulus( GPa ) 66.9
Hardness - Vickers( kgf mm⁻² ) 60
Tensile strength( MPa ) 262
Yield strength( MPa ) 221
Electrical Properties
Element Value
Electrical resistivity( µOhmcm ) 94@20@20°C
Temperature coefficient( K⁻¹ ) 0.00171@0-100°C
Physical Properties
Element Value
Boiling point( C ) 2695
Density( gcm⁻³ ) 8.803@20°C
Thermal Properties
Element Value
Melting point( C ) 1474
Latent heat of evaporation( J g⁻¹ ) 1695
Latent heat of fusion( J g⁻¹ ) 104
Specific heat( J K⁻¹ kg⁻¹ ) 165@25°C
Thermal conductivity( W m⁻¹ K⁻¹ ) 16.2@0-100°C
Coefficient of thermal expansion( x10⁻⁶ K⁻¹ ) 9.5@0-400°C

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