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    YTTERBIUM
    70
    Yb
    173.04 (3) g


    Biological information
    Biological role

    Here are a few notes about the biological role of ytterbium.

    Ytterbium has no biological role but is said to stimulate the metabolism.
    Hazards and Risks

    Here are a few notes about the hazards and risks associated with ytterbium.

    Ytterbium compounds are encountered rarely by most people. All ytterbium compounds should be regarded as highly toxic although initial evidence would appear to suggest the danger is limited. They are skin and eye irritants and perhaps teratogenic. The metal dust presents a fire and explosion hazard.

    Fluorides
  • YbF2
  • YbF3
  • Chlorides
  • YbCl2
  • YbCl3.6H2O
  • YbCl3
  • Bromides
  • YbBr2
  • YbBr3
  • Iodides
  • YbI2
  • YbI3
  • Hydrides
    none listed
    Oxides
  • Yb2O3
  • Sulfides
  • Yb2S3
  • Selenides
  • YbSe
  • Yb2Se3
  • Tellurides
  • YbTe
  • Nitrides
    none listed





    Our data and resources are taken from Web Elements