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Ytterbium is found in minerals such as xenotime, euxenite, and monazite. It is also found in small quantities in some rare earth minerals and in the Earth's crust. Commercially, ytterbium is typically obtained through the process of ion exchange and solvent extraction from monazite sands.
Ytterbium is a naturally occuring rare earth element. However, an isotope of Ytterbium (Ytterbium-169) is an artificially produced isotope.
Yes. It has lots of stable isotopes.
Jean de Marignac is the one credited with discovering the element ytterbium. He found this element in Switzerland in 1878.
It is a general tradition to write the symbol of a chemical element with two letters from the name.
Ytterbium, Yttrium, Terbium & Erbium are all named after the city, and it's mine, where the new elements were found; Ytterby Quarry, Ytterby, Sweden.
Ytterbium oxide is any oxide of ytterbium, but especially the colourless solid Yb2O3.
ytterbium man made
The atomic mass of ytterbium is approximately 173.04 amu (atomic mass units).
Ytterbium chloride has the chemical formula YbCl3.
Ytterbium is reactive (the Pauling scale index is 1,1).
Ytterbium's average atomic mass is 173.04.